Nik Popli is a reporter at TIME, based in the Washington, D.C. bureau. He covers economic policy and national politics, with a focus on Congress, technology, and the economy, while also engaging with themes of geopolitics, public policy, and security. Nik's work has been featured in outlets such as Yahoo Sports, AOL, NewsBreak, and more.
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By: Nik Popli
The Brief Senate Republicans returned to Washington on Monday confronting an unusually narrow path to advance President Donald Trump's agenda
The Brief A rare display of bipartisanship unfolded in the Senate on Tuesday as a dozen Republican and Democratic senators stood shoulder
The Brief When Mallory McMorrow suspended her Senate campaign in Michigan earlier this month, Democrats across the ideological spectrum
By: Nik Popli
The Brief Dr. Anthony Fauci , the longtime infectious disease expert who helped lead the federal government's response to the COVID
By: Nik Popli
The Brief Abdul El-Sayed, a former public health official, narrowly defeated Rep.
The Brief Phones rise across the room as Chris Rabb steps to the front. It is the second day of the national summit for the Democratic
By: Nik Popli
Socialists are winning primaries, inspiring young voters and rattling Democrats. Now comes the hard part.
By: Nik Popli
Vice President J.D. Vance said Thursday that he would not characterize the United States as being at war with Iran, even as the two countries have
By: Nik Popli
“Right now, there is no active shooting, Vance told reporters at a White House press briefing, the first since Karoline Leavitt stepped down as press secretary last month.
By: Nik Popli
The Brief If Democrats win control of the House in November, party leaders plan to turn the final two years of the Trump era into a barrage of investigations over alleged corruption and contempt for the law.
