Katherine Miller
Katherine Miller is an editor for BuzzFeed News and is based in New York. Contact this reporter at katherine.miller@buzzfeed.com
Contact this reporter at katherine.miller@buzzfeed.com
The Kids Who Come After 9/11
Next fall, there will be voters born after Sept. 11 — a true generational divide.
Nike Is The Capitalist God Of Destruction
We intuitively know that Nike never, ever, ever backs down.
The Primary Results Are In For The Florida Gubernatorial Race And The GOP Nominee For Arizona Senate
These are the really Trumpy states.
Live Election Results: The Top 6 Races And Primaries To Watch Tonight
Only one Ron Estes will advance.
Big Upsets In New York And A Solid Night For Trump's Endorsements
So thrilling you might just want to throw someone off a balcony (pace yourself).
Mark Sanford's Concession And The Other Top Primaries Of The Night
Remember the Confederate flag guy in Virginia? He won a Senate primary.
Here's What Happened In 7 Key Primary Races Tuesday Night
Democrats managed to avoid disaster in California.
These Were The 5 Most Hotly Contested Primaries That Happened Tuesday
Remember that YouTube ad with the pilot? She was up tonight.
Here’s Who Won 6 Closely Watched Primary Races To Decide The Future Of Both Parties
It's Cocaine Mitch time.
A Liberal Judge Has Defeated Her Conservative Opponent In A Closely Watched Wisconsin Supreme Court Election
The race was seen as a bellwether of voter attitudes ahead of the midterm elections.
Watch Live: Democrats Hope To Flip A Republican District In A Pennsylvania Special Election
Depending on whom you ask or what you're asking about, this race is essentially meaningless or incredibly meaningful. Or both!
Hillary Clinton On Decision Not To Fire Adviser Accused Of Harassment: "If I Had It To Do Again, I Wouldn’t"
In 2007, a woman filed a sexual harassment complaint against her boss, who was punished but not fired. In a long Facebook post late Tuesday night just before the State of the Union, Clinton wrote, "The short answer is this: If I had it to do again, I wouldn’t."
Donald Trump, #MeToo, Facebook, And The Breakdown Of Institutional Power
The phantom feeling that something should’ve happened, but didn’t or won’t, flows through each of the central stories of the moment: Trump’s presidency, the nightmare revelations of sexual abuse, and the accumulating problems of Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. What institutional power looks like in 2018.
Democrats Sweep Virginia Races, Including Contentious Governor’s Contest
The wins came after a week of infighting among Democrats and Trump repeatedly attempting to drum up support for the Republican gubernatorial candidate.
Here Are The Details About That DNC-Clinton Memo
Starting with Donna Brazile's book excerpt.
New Poll Shows Alabama Senate Is A Just 6-Point Race
In a poll commissioned by Decision Desk HQ of likely voters, Republican nominee Roy Moore leads Democrat Doug Jones 50.2% to 44.5%.
Roy Moore Wins Alabama Senate Primary Even Though Trump Backed His Opponent
The former state Supreme Court justice and anti-establishment favorite won the Republican runoff and will go on to vie for the seat formerly held by Jeff Sessions.
Booker Doesn’t Regret Fundraising With Jared And Ivanka In 2013, But “Wouldn't Take A Dime From Them Now”
The New Jersey senator also told BuzzFeed News podcast Another Round that he would allow a child of his to play football.
Lana Del Rey Knows Exactly What To Do With This Year
Lana Del Rey seems relaxed, serene, having the time of her life.
