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Ashley Parker

Washington, D.C., United States

Staff Writer at The Atlantic

I remain skeptical about Twitter. Also: @TheAtlantic staff writer. @MSNBC analyst. And @washingtonpost + @nytimes alum. Email: [email protected].

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  • 1 week ago | sueddeutsche.de | Michael Scherer |Ashley Parker

    Photo: BASTIEN INZAURRALDE/AFP Photo: BASTIEN INZAURRALDE/AFP In the weeks before Election Day, it seemed like the candidate had two campaigns. First published in The Atlantic on June 13, 2025 by Michael Scherer and Ashley Parker, The Atlantic June 19, 2025 | reading time: 17 Min. Kamala Harris’s campaign thought it knew exactly how to beat Donald Trump.

  • 2 weeks ago | theatlantic.com | Michael Scherer |Ashley Parker |Missy Ryan

    Just four months ago, the Fox News host Steve Doocy gave a social-media send-off to his young producer Ariel Abergel, who had announced that he was leaving the network.

  • 2 weeks ago | theatlantic.com | Michael Scherer |Ashley Parker

    Kamala Harris’s campaign thought it knew exactly how to beat Donald Trump. With just weeks left before Election Day, it warned over and over that he was “unhinged, unstable, and unchecked.” But instead of amplifying that message, Future Forward—the $900 million super PAC that the campaign was counting on for a flood of ads—had a different plan. The campaign leader Jen O’Malley Dillon grumbled in private meetings that the group had gone rogue, threatening Harris’s chances of winning.

  • 2 weeks ago | asianamericans.einnews.com | Michael Scherer |Ashley Parker

    Inside the Democratic Rupture That Undermined Kamala Harris’s Presidential HopesIn the weeks before Election Day, it seemed like the candidate had two campaigns. Photo-illustration by The Atlantic. Source: Nathan Morris / NurPhoto / Getty; Elizabeth Fernandez / Getty; hudiemm / Getty. Subscribe to Listen-1.0x+Listen to more stories on the Noa app. Kamala Harris’s campaign thought it knew exactly how to beat Donald Trump.

  • 2 weeks ago | sueddeutsche.de | Jonathan Lemire |Ashley Parker |Michael Scherer |Russell Berman

    The president tried to give his billionaire benefactor a dignified exit. It didn’t work. First published in The Atlantic on June 6, 2025 by Jonathan Lemire, Ashley Parker, Michael Scherer, and Russell Berman, The Atlantic June 12, 2025 | reading time: 8 Min.

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Ashley Parker
Ashley Parker @AshleyRParker
6 Jun 25

RT @griffwitte: NEW: Donald Trump became disillusioned with Elon Musk as DOGE’s promised savings dwindled. When Musk suggested that he stay…

Ashley Parker
Ashley Parker @AshleyRParker
6 Jun 25

RT @AdrienneLaF: The plot thickens... Great reporting from @AshleyRParker and @missy_ryan: https://t.co/CbBc2Gf0Dc

Ashley Parker
Ashley Parker @AshleyRParker
6 Jun 25

RT @TheAtlantic: NEW: Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon had been the "golden child” of the Trump administration—until Hegseth’s military briefing for…