Alex Thompson is a national political correspondent at Axios, focusing on national politics in the United States. He has also written for POLITICO, Yahoo News, The Company Dime, Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, and BMC. Currently, he is working on a book about President Joe Biden.
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By: Alex Thompson, Hans Nichols
Biden aides and allies privately have trash-talked the vice president during the past 3½ years — and Harris and her inner circle know it.
President Biden wants to campaign for Vice President Harris in the last days before the election.
Operatives in both parties instantly viewed the remark as a flashback to Hillary Clinton's "deplorables" blunder.
Obama isn't just campaigning to help Harris. He wants to exorcise Trump from American politics.
Harris' team has calculated that it's better not to say what her positions are on many issues.
Divisions, frustrations between the camps emerge in the wake of Harris' loss to Donald Trump.
Debt beyond a few million bucks could hamper the Democratic National Committee's efforts to rebuild the party over the next four years.
He would be vying to take over a party that's in disarray after an election in which Republicans won control of the White House, the Senate and the House.
The union representing workers at the Democratic Party blasted leadership for large layoffs.
By: Alex Thompson
In his recent book The Atomic Human , Professor Neil Lawrence described a fundamental difference between humans and current generative-AI models — AI
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