Susan Page
@susanpagedc.bsky.social
Washington Bureau chief of USA TODAY and author of "The Queen and Her Presidents." (HarperCollins, April 2026. Available for pre-order!)
No hard feelings with Queen Elizabeth, 250 years after the Declaration of Independence labeled her great great great great great grandfather a ‘tyrant.’ A conversation about ‘The Queen and Her Presidents’ with @lovejournalism.bsky.social >>>
Darren Samuelsohn@lovejournalism.bsky.social · last mo.250 years after the divorce, I asked @susanpagedc.bsky.social what the Queen saw in us. Her book "The Queen and Her Presidents" lands just in time for America's 250th. www.lovejournalism.com/p/queen-eliz...
Honored to be speaking at the Commonwealth Club @cwclub.bsky.social about my new book, “The Queen and Her Presidents” — with the amazing @cmarinucci.bsky.social as my conversation partner. California friends, hope you can join us on June 22.
Commonwealth Club World Affairs@cwclub.bsky.social · 3mo agoWhile King Charles visits, get set to learn more about how Queen Elizabeth made history with US presidents. @susanpagedc.bsky.social joins us 6/22 at @cwclub.bsky.social for a conversation with @cmarinucci.bsky.social about THE QUEEN & HER PRESIDENTS. www.commonwealthclub.org/events/2026-...
Appreciate the shout-out by wonderful royalist Craig Brown in his @nytimes.com op-ed to my new book, “The Queen and Her Presidents.” The issue: Was Donald Trump really Elizabeth II’s favorite president? www.nytimes.com/2026/04/27/o...
Opinion | Beneath the British Monarchy’s Polite Smiles Is a Layer of Steel
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"The Crown meets The West Wing." Today's #history book pick from Damn History, a free monthly newsletter for readers/writers of #popularhistory. Congrats to author @susanpagedc.bsky.social & @harperbooks.bsky.social! Read/subscribe to Damn History: damn-history-16d93f.beehiiv.com/subscribe
Today's the day THE QUEEN AND HER PRESIDENTS hits shelves. And it just so happens the luminous @susanpagedc.bsky.social is this week's guest on @goodfaithpolitics.bsky.social, where she got candid about the long road in journalism, her craft, and a lot more you won't find in the book jacket.
Trump v. Trump: Which president shows up at the State of the Union? Here's my look at Tuesday's big speech for @usatoday.com, and why it matters >>> www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...
Trump v. Trump. Which president shows up at the State of the Union?
Will it be the-economy-is-fixed Trump or I-feel-your-pain Trump when he addresses Congress? America-First Trump or Nobel-Prize-peacemaker Trump?
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Done! Finished recording the audiobook version of “The Queen and Her Presidents: The Hidden Hand That Shaped History,” being published in April by @harpercollins.bsky.social (and available now for pre-order). Also, now officially sick of the sound of my own voice.
In 1919, six pushy broads who weren't allowed to join the National Press Club formed a group of their own, which ever since has supported women in journalism. Thrilled to be receiving the @washingtonpress.bsky.social Lifetime Achievement Award at its 80th annual dinner on Feb. 4. Thank you, WPCF.
"Watch what they do, not what they say." - @susanpagedc.bsky.social on her subjects #BioLab2026 👀
A pleasure to talk with fellow biographers this afternoon at the #BioLab2026, sponsored by @biographersintl.bsky.social. What's the goal of writing a biography? And how do you get there?
Biographers International Organization@biographersintl.bsky.social · 6mo agoSusan Page's #1 Biography Tip: "The fundamental goal for me of writing a book is to tell people something they didn’t know, or explain something they didn’t understand." 👌 #BioLab2026 @susanpagedc.bsky.social
As a fourth-generation Kansan, I am especially thrilled to receive the William Allen White National Citation for Journalism. He was a lodestar in his time, and in ours. Thank you, @universityofkansas.bsky.social. journalism.ku.edu/news/article...
Susan Page to accept William Allen White Foundation National Citation
William Allen White Foundation trustees select Page, Washington Bureau chief of USA Today, for the citation.
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Check out this article from USA TODAY: Has it only been a year? 12 months of all Trump, all the time www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...
Has it only been a year? 12 months of all Trump, all the time
No president has been so ubiquitous in American life. From military incursions to primetime sports, Trump has been impossible to miss.
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Congrats to Lisa Hagen, elected Friday as the 546th member of the Gridiron Club. Lisa represents CT Public and the @ctmirror.org -- founded in 2010 and now the youngest organization in the oldest association of journalists in Washington.
Here’s my take for @usatoday.com on what we learned today courtesy of Nicolas Maduro about the emerging Trump Doctrine. America First? Not so much >>>
USA TODAY@usatoday.com · 7mo agoPresident Trump hasn't withdrawn from the world. He increasingly asserts U.S. interests by rhetoric and force.
"Not so fast on the epitaph." Classic @pelosi.house.gov, in this lovely interview writeup from @susanpagedc.bsky.social
Susan Page@susanpagedc.bsky.social · 8mo agoAfter nearly four decades in Congress, former speaker Nancy Pelosi has some thoughts about politics, power — and impeachment. We talked for an hour in an exclusive exit interview for @usatoday.com. Story to follow >>>
After nearly four decades in Congress, former speaker Nancy Pelosi has some thoughts about politics, power — and impeachment. We talked for an hour in an exclusive exit interview for @usatoday.com. Story to follow >>>
Before dawn, a long line in a light snow for the @fifaworldcup26.bsky.social draw at the Kennedy Center >>>
Dick Cheney was memorialized this week, but his impact on U.S. politics still shapes debates today. I break down his influence and his break with Donald Trump on @USATODAY's The Excerpt. youtu.be/0mebekeQXHU?... YouTube
Dick Cheney’s power, controversies and legacy | The Excerpt
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President Trump and the GOP are crowing about the end of the government shutdown. But what will voters remember next November? Here's my take for @USATODAY on how Democrats just may win the long game >>> www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...
Master stroke or dumb luck, Dems may win shutdown's long game
What will voters remember next November? President Trump claims victory on the shutdown, but the health care crisis is now guaranteed to persist.
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Nancy Pelosi has been the most powerful woman in the history of the United States, at the center of the national debate for a quarter-century. As she retires, here's my take on her legacy >>> www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...
Nancy Pelosi's 'old school' career in Congress, from Obamacare to impeachment
Agree with her policies or not, Nancy Pelosi was among the most consequential legislative leaders since legends Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn.
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I first covered Dick Cheney when he was a congressman from Wyoming. He had quite a ride after that, including the surprising turn near the end. Remember when he endorsed Kamala Harris last year? Here’s my take for @USATODAY >>> www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...
Dick Cheney, the most controversial, powerful vice president in US history, dies at 84
Richard Bruce Cheney was a laconic one-time college dropout who found his place in Washington. He died at age 84.
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As America approaches its 250th birthday, it's time we took stock of how we've evolved and where we want to go. I joined @USATODAY's The Excerpt to share my thoughts. art19.com/shows/5-thin...
Thoughts on America's 250th birthday
On July 4th 2026, America will celebrate its 250th birthday. The United States is the world’s oldest and still-evolving experiment in democracy. From a political perspective, how have the last 250 yea...
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.@USATODAY launches its America-at-250 coverage today. Our history has always been more of a journey than a destination. Here's my perspective after interviewing the past 10 presidents >>> www.usatoday.com/story/news/n...
You're about to hear a lot about America's 250th birthday. Read this first.
I interviewed every president since Nixon. Our nation's identity and future have always been on a fierce and extraordinary journey.
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