Plus, experts weigh in on Biden’s decision to drop out and what’s next for Kamala Harris.
| America’s twin crises of despair and misinformation For a healthy democracy, it is vital to have credible information about the state of the country and the people running for office. Carol Graham warns that this access is under threat in the United States and explains how the nation’s crises of despair and misinformation are deeply intertwined. |
| The latest on the US election Kamala Harris’ rapid ascent. Following President Biden’s withdrawal announcement, Kamala Harris has consolidated the Democratic Party around her candidacy. Elaine Kamarck breaks down why this is happening so quickly and argues that Harris is uniquely qualified to step in as the party’s nominee. Putting Biden’s decision in context. On the latest episode of The Current, E.J. Dionne discusses the historical significance of Biden’s decision, the process for nominating a new candidate, and how a Harris campaign might face off against Donald Trump. |
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