Eli Stokols is a White House reporter and co-author of POLITICO's West Wing Playbook newsletter. With a background at the Los Angeles Times and Yahoo News, Stokols covers a range of topics related to U.S. politics, including presidential elections, legislative developments, and international relations. His work has been featured in various publications, both domestic and international.
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Eli Stokols' coverage is heavily focused on politics, with a specific emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. He would likely respond well to pitches that offer in-depth analysis or exclusive information related to political developments within the Biden administration, legislative processes, and US foreign affairs.
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The president went from mired in crisis on Monday to an unexpected Friday victory lap.
By: Elena Schneider, Eli Stokols, Jonathan Lemire, Megan Messerly
Vice President Kamala Harris speaks during an event at the Redford Township Fire Department North Station in Michigan on Friday. | Mark Schiefelbein/AP
President Joe Biden had planned to depart on Thursday for a two-day trip to Germany that was to include meetings with Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin and a summit with other G-7 leaders on the Ukraine war. | Susan Walsh/AP
By: Matthew Karnitschnig, Eli Stokols
The U.S. and German leaders leave behind a frozen conflict in Ukraine as the prospect of a Trump victory weighs on Europe.
By: Eli Stokols, Jonathan Lemire
The president has little role in a campaign that will shape his own legacy.
“For Puerto Ricans, this is our October surprise,” a radio host in Pennsylvania’s electorally crucial Lehigh Valley told POLITICO.
President Joe Biden speaks during an event about his Investing in America agenda, on Oct. 29, 2024, at the Dundalk Marine Terminal in Baltimore. | Daniel Kucin Jr./AP
“We're going to be OK, but we need to stay engaged,” the president said in a Rose Garden speech two days after Donald Trump's election.
Trump is headed back to the Oval Office today. Meanwhile, Melania Trump declined Jill Biden’s White House invitation.
By: Eli Stokols, Lauren Egan
Joe Biden's first foreign trip as president in 2021 was a celebratory mission to reassure democratic allies that America was back.
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