Washington Bureau chief of USA TODAY and best-selling author of "THE QUEEN AND HER PRESIDENTS: The Hidden Hand That Shaped History" (HarperCollins/April 2026)
On Sept 16, author @SusanPage will discuss her book on Queen Elizabeth II.'s 70-yr reign, which witnessed the highs and lows of the close and crucial alliance between the U.S. and the U.K., from the Suez crisis to Brexit. https://t.co/4foSzBePP2
Before Trump, Clinton took a decoy plane for safety. @SusanPage, who was WHCA president at the time and covering that trip for USA TODAY, recounts Clinton's covert plane switch https://t.co/BoVfjtcVK9 via @usatoday
MICHIGAN PRIMARY SHOCKER: "Voters are voting sometimes not so much on ideological grounds, but to shake things up in a sense that the government is not working for them." @SusanPage
On Sept 16, author @SusanPage will discuss her book on Queen Elizabeth II.'s 70-yr reign, which witnessed the highs and lows of the close and crucial alliance between the U.S. and the U.K., from the Suez crisis to Brexit. https://t.co/4foSzBePP2
In Michigan, Senate squeaker for El-Sayed spotlights Dems' divide. This Senate race is set; the Democrats' direction is not. Here's my take >>> https://t.co/7UmEMTfSrp via @usatoday
President Trump sees a new golden age. But GOP members of Congress are hearing something different from folks back home. @CarlPLeubsdorf asks: Who are voters going to believe in November?
President Trump's optimism about the country's current state is at odds with the reality Republican lawmakers are likley to find on their current recess. https://t.co/xqYQE8sN5c
Thank you @SusanPage for the kind words about Washington Press Club Foundation's Annual Congressional Dinner during your coverage of last night's #WHCD. Such a compliment from our 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award honoree! Join us in February at the Waldorf #wpcfdinner for the 81st
President Trump is focused like a laser on the election. No, not the one in November. Let's talk 2020. A look at his rambling, ominous address from the East Room >>> https://t.co/T8Y4EROc77 via @usatoday
The Democratic party establishment in Michigan and Wisconsin is moving to counter the party's progressives after their recent successes from New Yrk to Coloado. But this is all a preliminary to the party's 2028 presidential nomination battle. https://t.co/DPt6Wy9Zi4
As the midterms approach, Democratic Socialists are defeating incumbents and pushing the party in a more progressive direction. Will that help or hurt Democrats in the midterms? We discuss on @USATODAY's The Excerpt. https://t.co/6MvRqs5KL4