Amber Phillips
Washington Post
Washington, DC, United States
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Past articles by Amber:
Should the 14th Amendment keep Trump out of the White House?
What the 14th Amendment says, how it works, the argument for keeping Trump off the ballot → Read More
Why Hunter Biden is likely getting indicted
And why doesn’t Hunter Biden get as much attention as Trump’s legal troubles? → Read More
5 ways the debt ceiling fight could end
A trillion-dollar coin? Just ignoring the debt ceiling? A default? → Read More
Explaining the Comstock Act cited by Texas judge in abortion pill ruling
The 150-year-old law could be used to end medicated abortion. → Read More
Comic: What Congress’s next 2 years could look like after the midterms
These are the three likeliest scenarios for who will take control of Congress, and what they have said they will do in power. → Read More
3 ways election deniers are threatening U.S. democracy, explained
A movement to deny legitimate election results is thriving. But what kind of pressure is that movement putting on our system? → Read More
How the Supreme Court could give Republicans more power with elections
The Supreme Court is considering two election cases in Alabama and North Carolina that could give Republicans a lot more authority to shape elections. → Read More
What are midterm elections and why are they important?
Who are the candidates I should know about? What are the top issues? How can I vote? We answer your questions about the November elections. → Read More
What happens if Republicans take the House, Senate (or both) in 2023?
Three scenarios for which party controls Congress — and what politicians have said they'll do with that power. → Read More
What an election denier could do if elected secretary of state
It’s a crucial job, but not one that many Americans have heard of. Here’s what to know about the races that could have big consequences for how our democracy works. → Read More
Democrats can keep Senate control with these six crucial races
Get caught up on the Senate candidates and their midterm campaigns, from Pennsylvania to Nevada. → Read More
Election reform, police funding and Democrats’ other priorities before the midterms
Democrats know their time in power could be limited to the next few months. Here's what they're trying to do before it runs out. → Read More
The major revelations from the investigation of what Trump took to Mar-a-Lago
We’ve learned quite a bit about the FBI's investigation and how Trump is trying to defend himself. → Read More
Takeaways from Biden’s speech warning of threats to American democracy
Biden called out Trump by name and said the former president and much of the GOP "threaten the very foundation of our republic." → Read More
Takeaways from the Department of Justice's latest filing about Mar-a-Lago
The Justice Department alleged in a late-night court filing that Trump's lawyers hid classified documents from federal agents. → Read More
Takeaways from the redacted affidavit used for the Mar-a-Lago search
The largest piece of evidence about why FBI agents searched former president Donald Trump’s residence is out. → Read More
Four takeaways from the New York and Florida primaries
One of the last big primary nights of the season gave us clear trends for the midterms. → Read More
What the Constitution's speech or debate clause means for Lindsey Graham in Georgia
Sen. Lindsey Graham is arguing that his calls about Georgia's election results were part of his official duties as a senator, so he shouldn't have to testify about them. → Read More
New York’s chaotic Democratic primaries, explained
No Democrat in their right mind would engineer the match-ups that they have to deal with Tuesday. → Read More
In Kansas abortion vote, what's at stake for abortion rights
If it passes, the ballot initiative will end the state's constitutional right to an abortion. → Read More