Stacey Abrams praised on 'The View' for not conceding election, defends saying she 'won' Georgia race in 2018 Stacey Abrams will face off against Gov. Brian Kemp in November.

Today, the Republican Party ... on “The View,” Abrams put it this way: ... In a New York Times Magazine article titled “Why Stacey Abrams is still saying she won,” published April 28, ...

Fact check: False claim that US District Judge Aileen Cannon was fired. Abrams lamented the festival cancellation in an Aug. 1 press release. "In dire economic times for so many Georgians, this ...

On Monday, Gov. Brian Kemp and Democratic challenger Stacey Abrams, along with Libertarian Shane Hazel, will appear for their first televised debate of the election at the Atlanta Press Club. The ...

Stacey Abrams walks into the small office we’re meeting in dressed in a red blazer, an undershirt, and dark gray slacks. I can tell she is ready for the end of this 12-hour-long press day.

Stacey Abrams Abrams, a graduate of Yale Law School, says she is always reading three books at a time — one fiction, a non-fiction choice and a third book that she's just interested in.

Abrams was considered a possible option for President Joe Biden's vice presidential pick in 2020. More coverage from USA TODAY Stacey Abrams: She lost two elections, but her career isn't over.

Stacey Abrams, the voting rights activist and two-time Democratic nominee for governor in Georgia, denounced some criticism of Vice President Kamala Harris, saying in an interview Sunday that ...

Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams (D) said on Wednesday’s episode of ABC’s “The View” that she never denied losing the 2018 governor’s race.. The question was brought up by ...

Today, Ms. Abrams talks about the issue as a fight to “to control our bodies,” and often notes that abortion restrictions have a disproportionate impact on Black women.

Drew Barrymore got Stacey Abrams to spill on her dating preferences during today's episode of 'The Drew Barrymore Show.' It all boils down to: they've gotta be cute. Skip to main content ...

In US news and current events today, Stacey Abrams says there isn’t a ‘miracle solution’ to poverty, and to fight it, policies must focus on the fundamental realities that cause it.