Danielle Paquette, Washington Post – August 8, 2016
On the last day of the Republican National Convention in July, Ivanka Trump strode across the stage in a blush-toned dress from her namesake label. Then she shattered party norms, pledging that her father would revolutionize support for working mothers.
Natalie DiBlasio, USA Today – August 7, 2016
Ivanka Trump is known as one of her father’s most trusted advisors — and some twitter users are begging her to keep Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on message.
Naomi Linn, CNN – August 2, 2016
Ivanka Trump said Tuesday that sexual harassment in any setting was “inexcusable,” seeking to tamp down the controversy created by her father and brother Eric’s comments on the issue.
Amelia Thomson-DeVeux, Cosmopolitan – August 1, 2016
A new Cosmopolitan/Morning Consult survey of nearly 3,000 registered voters shows that young women aren’t buying it. Only 28 percent of women ages 18 to 34 said they had a favorable view of Ivanka Trump, while 42 percent had an unfavorable view.
Tracy Jan, Boston Globe – July 29, 2016
She champions equal pay for women. Affordable child care. Revamped labor laws to make life easier for working mothers. Hillary Clinton? No, Ivanka Trump.
CBS News – July 28, 2016
Chelsea Clinton and Ivanka Trump have been friendly for years, but when it comes to the presidential campaign, it’s family first. This week, Chelsea challenged a part of Ivanka’s convention speech that proposed things her father would do for equal pay, reports CBS News correspondent Julianna Goldman.
Julia Ioffe and Annie Karni, Politico – July 28, 2016
In the lull between last Christmas and New Year’s Day, Chelsea Clinton, three months pregnant, was perusing the Science section of the New York Times, when she came across a story on a surge of Brazilian babies born with a rare birth defect. “The increase in microcephaly—an incurable form of brain damage—has been blamed on an epidemic of the Zika virus, which was unknown in Latin America before this year,” the article said. Worried, Chelsea immediately got in touch with her mom to alert her, and pushed her to get the campaign to develop a policy proposal to address what was then a small outbreak of an obscure disease. Soon, the Clinton campaign was advocating the development of a rapid diagnostic test, a vaccine—and getting down to “mosquito abatement.”
Matt Flegenheimer and Patrick Healy, New York Times – July 28, 2016
Just as she assumed a lead role in her father’s foundation and became a chief campaign surrogate for her mother, Chelsea Clinton is willing to step up should her parents need her if they return to the White House, according to the former first daughter’s friends.
Jessica Taylor, NPR – July 28, 2016
America’s first image of Chelsea Clinton was as a curly-haired preteen girl with braces who shied away from the public stage while her father was president in the 1990s. More than two decades later, the now 36-year-old mother of two will voluntarily step into the spotlight to introduce her own mother as her family seeks a return to the White House.
Oliver McAteer, Elite Daily – July 26, 2016
Today’s unlikely source of inspiration comes from a group of little girls who endorsed Hillary Clinton with hilariously blunt letters — because nothing says, “VOTE FOR ME,” like the sound of innocent children reading from rainbow-colored crayon.