Courtney Subramanian
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Former staff writer Courtney Subramanian covered the White House for the Los Angeles Times in Washington, D.C. She previously worked for USA Today, where she covered the Trump administration, the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 presidential campaign and President Biden’s first year in office. Before that, Subramanian worked for the BBC and Time Magazine. She is a graduate of Miami University of Ohio and Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism.
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Even in a city full of A-listers, the vice president and the second gentleman — and the traffic jams that follow them — are hard to escape. In their first joint interview since Harris took office, the couple dish on their life in L.A.
Los republicanos están “arrastrando” a Biden a un territorio que es “dañino”, advirtió el senador Alex Padilla al presidente en un evento de recaudación de fondos demócratas en Pacific Palisades.
Republicans are “dragging” Biden into territory that is “harmful,” Sen. Alex Padilla warned the president at a Pacific Palisades Democratic fundraiser.
Hours before the event, hundreds of pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathered to call for a cease-fire and for the U.S. to end financial and military aid to Israel.
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The vice president has been out front on issues that matter most to the youngest voters, a key voting bloc in 2024. Can she translate that to support for President Biden?
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