Edward-Isaac Dovere
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Drew Angerer / Getty / The Atlantic Rand Paul Has More Than a Cold
The senator from Kentucky was worried enough to get tested. But while he waited for the results, he kept going to work, the gym, and the pool.
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Zach Gibson / Getty The Ticket: Senator Sherrod Brown on the Coronavirus Chaos
Senator Sherrod Brown discusses the Trump administration’s response to the pandemic and what he thinks Congress needs to do now.
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BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI / AFP via Getty Bernie Sanders Has a Choice to Make
After another dismal showing, the Vermont senator has no clear path to the nomination.
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Elizabeth Frantz / Reuters How Biden Came Back
To become the unity candidate, he first had to start tearing his rivals down.
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Getty / The Atlantic Here’s What Barack Obama Is Thinking Now
The former president still sees his role as uniting the party after voters pick a nominee.
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Marco Bello / Reuters Why Michael Bloomberg Spent Half a Billion Dollars to Be Humiliated
The former mayor of New York spent $500 million in 16 weeks, then dropped out less than 12 hours after polls closed on the first day he was on the ballot.
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M. Scott Brauer / Redux The Sanders and Biden Families Have Been Cashing In for Years
Joe Biden likes to say he was the poorest man in the Senate. Bernie Sanders rails against the establishment. But family members have long benefited from the Democratic front-runners’ political careers.
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Karen Bleier / AFP via Getty A Sanders Visit to New Hampshire Set Off Alarms He’d Primary Obama
His appearance at a local Democratic fundraiser in 2011 was the kind of move a potential presidential candidate would make to test the waters.
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Shannon Stapleton / Reuters The Democratic Establishment Is Broken
After the Nevada caucus, Democratic Party leaders have never looked more uncertain about their future.
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Toby Talbot / AP The Hidden History of Sanders’s Plot to Primary Obama
Democrats’ previous president and maybe their next one have a particularly fraught relationship.
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M. Scott Brauer / Redux Andrew Yang Is Dropping Out. Here’s Why.
And here’s what he accomplished.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters New Hampshire Votes Next Week. This Congressman Is Still Undecided.
Edward-Isaac Dovere discusses the Democratic presidential primary, the opioid epidemic, and Trump with Representative Chris Pappas of New Hampshire on The Ticket.
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Carolyn Van Houten / The Washington Post via ... How Biden Blew It
The former vice president’s Iowa dud was a long time coming.
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Win McNamee / Getty Images The Audacity of Pete
The former South Bend, Indiana, mayor chose to give a bold victory speech before any official results were released, undercutting his rivals.
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Drew Angerer / Getty Democrats Are Freaking Out About Mike Bloomberg
"The answer to one Republican New York billionaire is surely not going to be a slightly richer Republican New York billionaire,” one Biden ally said. “It's laughable we even have to say that out loud."
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Brenna Norman / Reuters What Everyone’s Missing About Iowa
In the inaugural episode of The Ticket, the Iowa native and congressional candidate J. D. Scholten previews the first votes of the 2020 presidential election.
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Sebastian Scheiner / AP Two Jews Walk Into a Presidential Primary
In which Mike Bloomberg quotes Leviticus in Miami and Bernie Sanders lights a menorah with a blowtorch
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Jack Gruber / Getty Obama’s 2016 Warning: Trump Is a ‘Fascist’
The newly revealed comment is one of the former president’s strongest known critiques of his successor.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters What Chicago’s Mayor Really Thinks About the Democratic Field
“I’m challenging our presidential candidates to think about who we are as a party, what our core values are.”
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Brian Snyder / Reuters Deval Patrick’s Righteous Anger
The former Massachusetts governor is practicing the kind of politics many voters say they want. How come it’s not working?
