"Like looking both ways before crossing the street and then getting hit by a submarine" www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/lifestyle/2020-in-one-word/
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By: Tyler Pager, Michael Scherer
The last-minute scramble as Biden looks to release a video Tuesday officially declaring his 2024 candidacy
By: Michael Scherer, Dylan Wells
Haley is set to deliver a speech Tuesday aiming to put her stamp on the issue as an unapologetic antiabortion voice who can nonetheless win back moderates who other Republican candidates alienated in the midterms.
By: Michael Scherer, Hannah Knowles
The potential 2024 candidate has been pushing in recent public remarks to reorient the Republican Party’s overseas focus
By: Michael Scherer, Josh Dawsey
As the former president threatens to skip the first Republican primary debates, party leaders are working to remake the system for staging general election debates next year
By: Amy Gardner, Michael Scherer
Democrats had given state officials until mid-June to move up its primary to February to comply with party rules that sought to bring a new focus on the southern state, which narrowly voted to elect Joe Biden in 2020.
By: Michael Scherer, Tyler Pager
The strategy could provide alternate paths to victory if the president falters in other battleground states, Democrats briefed on the plan said.
By: Matthew Brown, Amy Gardner, Michael Scherer
The withdrawal followed a campaign from Democrats and voting-rights activists and reflects how contentious election administration has become.
By: Josh Dawsey, Michael Scherer
The effort comes amid warning signs from polling and election results of Republican vulnerability on the issue.
By: Scott Clement, Emily Guskin, Michael Scherer
“Whatever the step above panicked is, that is what I feel about Trump,” said one of the voters, who picked Trump in 2016 then Biden in 2020
By: Josh Dawsey, Michael Scherer
The rules, including both a donor and polling threshold, are more stringent than for the first 2020 Democratic debate
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