Susan Page is the Washington Bureau Chief at Yahoo News. She covers a range of topics including conflict and war, current affairs, and geopolitics, with a focus on general assignment news and international affairs. Susan's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Vanity Fair, USA TODAY, and the Detroit Free Press.
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Susan Page's coverage focuses heavily on national politics, particularly around the Republican Party and Donald Trump. She frequently cites data and reports on government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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The sesquicentennial of the Declaration of Independence is underscoring not only the nation's history but also its current divisions.
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USA TODAY If President Donald Trump 's approval rating is sinking into dangerous territory − and it is − how does he manage to keep vanquishing Republican critics and imposing his will on a compliant Congress?
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Of seven GOP senators who earned his ire, five lost their party's nominations to challengers the president had endorsed, with one race still too close to call.
Of seven GOP senators who earned his ire, five lost their party's nominations to challengers the president had endorsed, with one race still too close to call.
Walking off stage after the debate with Trump, Joe Biden whispered, "I really f---ed up, didn't I?" Jill Biden whispered back, "Yes, you did."
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USA TODAY Donald Trump had repeatedly denounced Joe Biden as the worst president in American history, calling him "dumb" and "demented" during one of the nation's most bitter campaigns for the White House.
The redistricting wars are raging. What happens next?
