Philip Elliott is a Senior Washington Correspondent at TIME. He covers national campaigns, elections, and government, with a focus on public policy, current affairs, and geopolitics. Elliott's insights and reporting have been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News, MSN, and NBC DFW.
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By: Philip Elliott
A day after allegations of sexual assault upended his political career , Graham Platner remained Democrats' nominee for Senate in Maine.
By: Philip Elliott
Graham Platner , the combative Maine oyster farmer and Marine veteran who upended the hopes of Democratic leaders to run a moderate against Republican
The Brief President Donald Trump's presentation Thursday night from the White House had all the drama of a final scene in a classic whodunnit . New documents pulled from the forgotten archives.
The Brief It should have been a layup. Instead, the question illustrated why some Democrats fear they are about to swap out Graham Platner with a candidate who's got a completely different set of problems.
By: Philip Elliott
The Brief The death threats arrived almost immediately. Representative Jason Crow, along with five other Democrats in Congress with
By: Philip Elliott
“For more than 30 years, nothing of consequence happened in this capital without Lindsey Graham knowing about it,” Trump said. “Nothing of significance happened anywhere in the world without Lindsey Graham having a view on it. And no bill became law in the most exceptional republic in human history without Lindsey having a say in it.”
When he's not facing death threats, he's helping House Democrats recruit candidates
The Brief There's an inherent tension between any President and the Senate Majority Leader. George W.
By: Philip Elliott
The Brief Finally, at long last, Michigan's messy Democratic primary is circling for a landing.
The Brief Abdul El-Sayed , a rabble-rousing populist and former public health official, just barely eked out a primary victory Tuesday in
