

Susan Page
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@SusanPage
Washington Bureau chief of USA TODAY and best-selling author of "THE QUEEN AND HER PRESIDENTS: The Hidden Hand That Shaped History" (HarperCollins/April 2026)





When President Trump started the war with Iran, he failed to anticipate many of the things that would come next. gazettextra.com/opinion/column…



What does USA Today's Washington Bureau Chief @SusanPage think is a defining moment in American democracy? She answers that question as part of our "Defining Moments in American Democracy" series. Naturally, she cites the 1972 Watergate investigation by the Washington Post's Bob Woodward. Because, she says, the American press, the Fourth Estate, has a unique responsibility to inform the American public.








Beyond the Iran war: Trump's horrible, terrible, no-good, very-bad day on jobs (down), gas prices (up) and Jeffrey Epstein. Because even the most ambitious presidents can't control their agenda, at least not all of it. Here's my take for @USATODAY >>> usatoday.com/story/news/pol…


President Trump is pulling out all of the stops, both legal and illegal, to prevent the Democrats from taking over the House. Here's what he most fears. timesfreepress.com/news/2026/mar/…




