Katie Rogers
Six takeaways from US presidential debate that Kamala dominated
Laying out bait that Trump eagerly snatched, the US vice-president owned much of the night, keeping him on the back foot and avoiding sustained attention on her own vulnerabilities
- Shane GoldmacherKatie Rogers
- New York Times
How a ‘weird’ remark helped Walz become Kamala’s running mate
The Minnesota governor, a former high school teacher and National Guard member, brings to the ticket Midwestern appeal and a plain-spoken way of taking on Donald Trump
- Reid J EpsteinKatie Rogers
- New York Times
Is Biden finally coming to terms with the idea of dropping out?
People close to the US president say he appears to accept he may have to quit after three key developments shook his resolve to stay in the race
- Michael D ShearPeter BakerKatie Rogers
- New York Times
Biden advisers weigh how to persuade him to end his campaign
Close allies of the US president are developing a case for why he should end his re-election campaign, though it is not clear that the discussions have reached him
- Michael S SchmidtKatie RogersPeter Baker
- New York Times
How a murder plot could test Biden's bond with Modi
On June 22, as Biden pulled out all of the diplomatic stops to bring Modi closer, a senior official in the Indian government was offering the 'go ahead' approving the murder-for-hire plot surrounding a Sikh American on US soil
- Katie RogersJulian E BarnesGlenn Thrush
- New York Times
Why Melania Trump is no longer seen by her husband's side
The former first lady has mostly retreated from public view — and steered clear of the campaign trail — while her husband fights to return to the White House and faces increasing legal peril
- Lisa LererKatie Rogers
- New York Times
How Biden’s ‘escape’ turned into his victory lap
US President Joe Biden trod a well-worn presidential path by going abroad on official functions just after the midterms. But the news from home kept getting better for Democrats
- Katie RogersJim Tankersley
- New York Times
The frustrations of Kamala Harris
She's the first woman, the first Black person and the first Asian person to become the vice president of the US. A year in, Kamala Harris is caught between criticism that she is falling short and resentment among supporters who feel she is being undercut by the Biden administration.
- Katie RogersZolan Kanno-Youngs
- New York Times