Emily Davies is a Crime and Criminal Justice Reporter at The Washington Post. She covers a broad range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on cybersecurity, cybercrime, and current affairs. Emily's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The New York Times, The Boston Globe, and The Baltimore Sun.
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By: Emily Davies, Jonathan Swan
President Donald Trump has embarked on a campaign swing across a remarkably conservative swath of America in a six-day blitz that began Monday, trying to boost Republican turnout in places the party did not view as competitive just a few months ago.
By: Jonathan Swan, Emily Davies
President Donald Trump has embarked on a campaign swing across a remarkably conservative swath of America in a six-day blitz that began Monday, trying to boost Republican turnout in places
More than half a dozen clashes between rallygoers and protesters interrupted President Donald Trump at an appearance in Clemson, South Carolina, on Wednesday night, where he had traveled to boost
By: Emily Davies, Tim Balk
The 44th president appeared in Ohio on Saturday, kicking off a two-state swing with a rebuke of President Trump and Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican nominee for governor.
By: Emily Davies, Tim Balk
CLEVELAND -- Former President Barack Obama on Saturday attacked President Trump's administration in searing and mocking terms, saying it was defined by “incompetence the likes of which we have not seen in modern times.”
By: John Yoon, Emily Davies, Tim Balk
Former President Barack Obama on Saturday attacked President Donald Trump's administration in searing and mocking terms, saying it was defined by "incompetence the likes of which we have not seen in modern times."
By: Tim Balk, Emily Davies
Campaigning for Democrats in Ohio, the former president accuses the Trump administration of being “defined by incompetence” unseen in modern times.
By: Jennifer Medina, Shane Goldmacher, Theodore Schleifer, Ruth Igielnik, Rick Rojas, Beth Reinhard, Carl Hulse, John Yoon, Bayliss Wagner, Robert Jimison, Reed Abelson, Evan Gorelick, Emily Davies
Trump to Rally in Mississippi as Democrats Eye Shock Senate Flip: Midterm Elections Updates
By: Richard Fausset, Emily Davies, John Yoon, Tim Balk
Obama said America had never had a president "excel so wildly at just straight-up grifting"
