Political Analyst, White House Reporter, Associated Press, MSNBC, NBC News
Jonathan Lemire is a political analyst and White House reporter for POLITICO, MSNBC, and NBC News. He has extensive experience covering politics and has contributed to various news outlets, including the Associated Press and Yahoo News. Lemire is known for his in-depth reporting on political campaigns and White House events.
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Jonathan Lemire's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on the current U.S. administration and the 2024 campaign. His articles often revolve around evolving stories in government and politics, along with announcements related to these areas.
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By: Jonathan Lemire
More than a dozen people, including Americans, are being released from Russia on Thursday in one of the biggest and most complex prisoner swaps in
By: Jonathan Lemire, Adam Cancryn
President Joe Biden 's mind was elsewhere as he watched the fireworks explode in the sky above the White House on July 4.
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The president will whack Trump and tout Harris in his bittersweet convention speech.
By: Eli Stokols, Jonathan Lemire
The president used one of his final opportunities to address a major national audience to highlight his record and tout Kamala Harris as his successor.
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By: Sarah Ferris, Nicholas Wu, Jonathan Lemire
Things went too long Monday. Democrats are trying to make sure their speeches are short and on time tonight.
By: Eli Stokols, Jonathan Lemire
CHICAGO — Former President Barack Obama delivered his most animated address in nearly a decade as he worked to pass his political legacy to Kamala Harris while skewering Donald Trump.
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Recent optimism has deflated and worries mount that tensions between Israeli leadership and Hamas will only continue to increase.
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