Liz Skalka is a Politics Reporter at Yahoo. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, world affairs, and social issues, with a particular focus on the GOP, Donald Trump, and Ron DeSantis. Liz's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports UK, HuffPost, and Yahoo News.
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Liz Skalka's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics with a significant emphasis on the United States. Her articles cover topics such as political campaigns, elections, and evolving stories in U.S. politics.
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By: Liz Skalka, Arthur Delaney
· 4-min read WASHINGTON — Tech entrepreneurs Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy came to Capitol Hill Thursday to join Republicans in a
The Vermont independent noted he'll be 89 at the end of his upcoming Senate term: "You can do the figuring."
By: Lilli Petersen, Erin E. Evans, Jillian Capewell, Alexandra Niforos, Liz Skalka, Lizzie Grams
These new and new-to-us shows kept us company, made us laugh and opened our eyes.
By: Jillian Capewell, Erin E. Evans, Lizzie Grams, Alexandra Niforos, Liz Skalka, Lilli Petersen
· 10-min read Aside from notable bits of celebrity interviews or viral moments, podcasts generally don't get a lot of coverage here at HuffPost.
President-elect Donald Trump was named Time magazine's “Person of the Year” for a second time on Thursday as he gears up to return to the White House.
By: Liz Skalka
Liz Skalka · 4-min read WASHINGTON — Two of the country's most prominent political pollsters — a Republican and a Democrat — came
Liz Skalka · 2-min read President-elect Donald Trump said he's planning a lawsuit against the Des Moines Register over its
By: Liz Skalka
The president-elect alleges the Nov. 2 poll that had Kamala Harris leading by 3 percentage points amounted to “brazen election interference.”
The president-elect alleges the Nov. 2 poll that had Kamala Harris leading by 3 percentage points amounted to “brazen election interference.”
By: Liz Skalka
"There is resolve for the future," Harris said at a Maryland community college, in her first major address since losing to Donald Trump.
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