Hans Nichols is a reporter for Axios, with a focus on national news in the United States. He has also been featured in Yahoo News and Yahoo Sports. With a background in various locations such as Berlin, Freetown, London, and Ithaca, Hans brings a diverse perspective to his reporting.
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Pelosi is one of the few Democrats with the stature to convince Biden to drop out of the race.
By: Hans Nichols, Alex Thompson
The plan won't be formally announced until after a credentials committee meeting on July 21.
Harris is moving quickly to make her nomination a foregone conclusion.
By: Andrew Solender, Hans Nichols
The endorsement will be influential in helping Harris secure the delegates she needs.
Vice President Kamala Harris is moving with lightning speed to make her nomination a foregone conclusion after President Biden ended his campaign on Sunday.
The Democratic National Committee has confirmed it will hold a " virtual roll call " to select its party's presidential nominee before Aug. 7.
It's over. Why it matters: Because it never began. The Democratic establishment, with breathtaking speed, pushed a struggling President Biden out of his bid for reelection.
U.S. Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle resigned on Tuesday following the attempted assassination of former President Trump earlier this month at a rally in Pennsylvania, according to multiple media outlets
She's signaling that even as Democrats play defense on Biden's mixed economic record, she's eager to go on offense for the next four years.
All groups matter in presidential politics, but some matter more than others.
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