Sean Sullivan

• White House

Anita Dunn and her public relations firm SKDK occupy a unique role at the nexus of politics, governance and business in Joe Biden's Washington.

• Politics

The president and his party hope the sharpened message, which they honed at a series of political meetings over the past week, will help address some of their biggest liabilities ahead of the November midterm elections.

• White House

Ban on Russian oil is likely to further spike prices at the pump, creating a potential political headache for Democrats.

• Podcast

President Biden is trying to refocus messaging around Democrats' accomplishments. Is it too late for a political course correction with such little time before the midterms? Biden’s made his priorities clear, but will the Democratic party follow suit?

• White House

After Biden faced criticism last year from some Democrats who felt he was too ambitious and veered too far left, his State of the Union speech in many ways sought to set down a more middle-of-the-road marker in a tough election year.

• Politics

With just over eight months until the November elections, many lawmakers and strategists are questioning whether the White House focus on political issues has been sufficient and whether there is still time to shift.

• White House

While the White House sought to portray a deliberative process, few in Washington expected the president to choose anyone other than the appellate court judge.

• Politics

Assessing the landscape in Congress for Brown-Jackson and the potential effect on the midterms, with a very heavy emphasis on how Republicans will play this

• Courts & Law

The president is naming Ketanji Brown Jackson, a judge on the D.C. federal court of appeals, as his first Supreme nominee. If confirmed, she would be the first Black woman justice in the court's history.