Myah Ward is a White House reporter for POLITICO, covering breaking news and providing in-depth analysis on political events and policy decisions. With a focus on multinational issues in the United States, Myah's reporting delves into topics such as immigration, gun violence, and the dynamics between political leaders. She has also contributed articles to Yahoo News and POLITICO Europe.
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Speaker after speaker portrayed a bleak, apocalyptic portrait of a country in decline.
By: Myah Ward
The president posted his intentions on X.
By: Jessica Piper, Myah Ward
But he notably didn’t mention Kamala Harris, who President Joe Biden endorsed on Sunday after announcing he was dropping out of the race.
Even as there was chatter about an open nomination process, Joe Biden began using moments to shut down the Kamala Harris deniers.
Their path to a White House run was clear. Now it's anything but.
Harris spoke on the South Lawn of the White House for a celebration of NCAA championship teams, filling in for Biden as he recovers from Covid.
By: Eugene Daniels
She reused a punchy line she unveiled this week that she knows “Donald Trump's type.”
By: Myah Ward
In a statement, the vice president also said the American flag "should never be desecrated" as it was by those who burned it Wednesday in Washington.
Former President Barack Obama Get info without leaving the page. and former first lady Michelle Obama threw their support behind Vice President Kamala Harris' bid for the White House on Friday.
By: Myah Ward, Dustin Gardiner
The GOP is trying to rebrand Harris, from aggressive prosecutor to effete San Francisco liberal. But her campaign is also leaning into the former district attorney's resume.
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