Phil Mattingly is the Chief Domestic Correspondent at CNN. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and personal finance, with a focus on themes such as business and economics. Phil's work has been featured in various outlets including the Gwinnett Daily Post, WTOP News, and ABC7 News Bay Area.
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Phil Mattingly's coverage mainly focuses on politics, particularly US government actions and international relations. He tends to cover breaking news and evolving stories related to the Biden administration, US-China relations, debt ceiling issues, White House strategies, and political developments.
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By: Phil Mattingly
On “Inside Politics,” Democratic Sen. Cory Booker accuses President Trump of “surrendering unconditionally” to Iran in the peace agreement. He tells Phil Mattingly the deal amounts to “giving up all of our leverage, giving them everything they want, and actually making our adversary stronger and us as a nation weaker.”
By: Phil Mattingly
(CNN) — A Reporter's Notebook from four cities, 5,000 miles, three dozen interviews and the people I can't stop thinking about.
A Reporter’s Notebook from four cities, 5,000 miles, three dozen interviews and the people I can’t stop thinking about. We were a few minutes into a drive ...
By: John Towfighi, Edward Wu, Jennifer Agiesta, Ariel Edwards-Levy, Matt Egan, Bryan Mena, Phil Mattingly, Samantha Delouya, Elisabeth Buchwald
Live Updates What we're covering here • The Federal Reserve is set to announce its latest decision on rates after keeping borrowing
By: Phil Mattingly
President Trump has been making comments about his pick to for Senate in Texas that he himself admits are "so insulting" to Ken Paxton. But while Trump doesn't like Paxton's looks, he says he was the best Attorney General in the country. The Inside Politics panel breaks it down.
By: Phil Mattingly
North Carolina may be Democrats' best chance to flip a Senate seat. So why is no one talking about it?
By: Phil Mattingly
Phil Mattingly and the “Inside Politics” panel discuss the North Carolina Senate race between former Gov. Roy Cooper and former RNC Chair Michael Whatley. Though President Trump won the state three times, Kristen Holmes says many Republicans have “written off this race” given Cooper’s popularity and name ID. If the president invests money in the race, “that is going to be the greatest indication that they believe they can move the needle,” she says.
By: Phil Mattingly
President Trump has been making comments about his pick to for Senate in Texas that he himself admits are “so insulting” to Ken Paxton. But while Trump doesn’t like Paxton’s looks, he says he was the best Attorney General in the country. The Inside Politics panel breaks it down.
By: Phil Mattingly, Jeremy Herb, Gabe Cohen, Sean Lyngaas
President Donald Trump's election fraud crusade has an unlikely new vehicle: the Commerce Department.
By: Jeremy Herb, Phil Mattingly, Gabe Cohen, Sean Lyngaas
President Donald Trump’s election fraud crusade has an unlikely new vehicle: the Commerce Department.
