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The U.S. President touched down in London for his first meeting with King Charles since Queen Elizabeth's funeral reception last year.

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The Trump administration blew through ethical norms and repeatedly violated the Hatch Act. Biden is working to reset the guardrails, members of his team tell TIME.

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While Biden's team hopes crafting a coherent message around the economy will win over voters, strategists on both sides of the aisle warn it could represent one the President's biggest vulnerabilities in the race.

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The Commerce Secretary says that high-speed internet is no longer a luxury but a “basic human right.”

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How 10-Day Semiconductor Training Programs Could Blunt a Possible Worker Shortage

America’s semiconductor boom may face a worker shortage. The Biden Administration hopes workforce training programs could help.

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U.S. Offers Nuke Talks With Russia and China

A top Biden Administration official offered to engage in discussions to stave off a looming arms race

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Biden's Historic Choice For Next Head of Joint Chiefs

If confirmed by the Senate, CQ Brown would be nation's second Black Joint Chiefs chairman

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Biden Relents To Pressure on Fighter Jets For Ukraine

The turnabout came as Biden met his counterparts ahead of the G7 conference this weekend in Hiroshima, Japan

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Biden Signals He May Cave to GOP on Some Work Requirements in Debt Ceiling Bill

Biden said he was open to having some work requirements, but said he wouldn’t sign off on measures that block access to medical care.

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Biden Says Debt Ceiling Talks Are Moving Along—But ‘We’re Not There Yet’

The President is expected to meet with Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and other congressional leaders early next week

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ACLU Preps Lawsuit Over Biden Asylum Rules

“We plan to sue,” an ACLU lawyer tells TIME, as Biden prepares to install new rules limiting access to asylum at the border as Title 42 ends

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It's an untested legal theory.

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At 11:59 pm on May 11, one emergency will officially end and another may begin.

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President Biden's best deal on debt ceiling negotiations doesn't run through Speaker Kevin McCarthy. He needs to court other House factions instead

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