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Biden Administration
States Get Final OK to Build Highway EV Charging Network
By Hope Yen / AP
Biden: Putin Violating U.N. Charter
By Brian Bennett
Tentative Railway Labor Deal Reached to Avert Strike, Biden Says
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The Mission to Modernize America's Nuclear Missiles
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Potential Rail Strike Squeezes Biden Between Unions, Economic Peril
The Biden administration is pressuring labor unions and freight-rail operators to agree on a new contract before Friday to avert a strike.
By Augusta Saraiva and Jordan Fabian/Bloomberg
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Why the Obama-Biden Bromance is a Myth
The author of "The Long Alliance," a new book on Obama's relationship with Biden, explains how they never looked at the world in the same way.
By Philip Elliott
September 8, 2022
Defense Chiefs Warn of "Extreme" Political Strains
Relations between political leaders and the Pentagon could get worse amid spike in partisanship.
By W.J. Hennigan
September 6, 2022
US, Iran Clash Over Sea Drone Amid Nuke Talks
U.S. forces foil Iranian attempt to grab an American sea drone in the Persian Gulf as diplomats pursue a renewed nuke deal
By W.J. Hennigan
August 30, 2022
GOP Hopes for Lawsuit Over Biden Student Debt
Conservative legal groups are exploring who would have legal standing to sue. House Republicans could try to sue if they win back the chamber.
By Brian Bennett
August 29, 2022
Fact-Checking Biden’s Student Loan Plan
Will Biden’s new plan make inflation worse? Is it an abuse of executive power? Here’s what to know.
By Eric Cortellessa
August 26, 2022
Some of Biden's Student Loan Critics Went to College for Less Than $400 per Year
When Mitch McConnell graduated from the University of Louisville in 1964, tuition cost $330 (or roughly $2,500 when adjusted for inflation)
By Charlotte Alter
August 25, 2022
Trump Revives Impeachment Playbook
The legal system has ways to punish misrepresentations and lies, actions that have often brought Trump rewards in the political arena.
By Brian Bennett
August 25, 2022
US in for Long-Haul With Latest Ukraine War Aid
Biden signals Putin, allies, that Washington will back Kyiv for months or years, if necessary, in its fight with Russia.
By W.J. Hennigan
August 24, 2022
Ukraine’s Secret Effort to Get U.S. Jets
Ukrainians are using invention, social media and disregard for protocol to fight back.
By Brian Bennett and Simon Shuster
August 19, 2022
What Wisconsin Tells Us About the Midterms
A trip to a Trump rally and a Democratic meet-and-greet revealed some shared grievances.
By Philip Elliott
August 18, 2022
How The Inflation Reduction Act Will Spur New Climate Tech
The new climate policy could lead to the creation of 1,000 new companies, estimates the head of investment at Bill Gates’ climate fund
By Justin Worland
August 18, 2022
How Trump Judges Limit Biden Executive Orders
Inside the White House, there’s a growing reluctance to take executive orders much further, partly out of concern that it could backfire.
By Brian Bennett and Abigail Abrams
August 15, 2022
Biden Just Scored a Huge Win. Do Voters Care?
The significant victory of the Inflation Reduction Act is not top of mind for many, which should worry the President and his fellow Democrats as November draws closer.
By Philip Elliott
August 12, 2022
'Hunter Biden's Laptop' Isn't a Trump Defense
The Trump orbit didn’t invent this sort of misdirection but it did hone it in significant ways.
By Philip Elliott
August 10, 2022
No, Biden is Not Hiring 87,000 New IRS Agents
The IRS will get nearly $80 billion in new funding from the Inflation Reduction Act, but most of it won't go to hiring new agents.
By Eric Cortellessa
August 9, 2022
Former Trump Officials Respond to FBI Search
The unprecedented move by federal law enforcement to execute a search warrant on a former President's home could serve to mobilize Trump's base.
By Brian Bennett
August 9, 2022
Biden Takes Victory Lap on Jobs Report
“Today there are more people working in America than before the pandemic began,” the President boasted.
By Brian Bennett
August 5, 2022
What The Inflation Reduction Act Says About Climate Action
With inflation among voters' top concerns, framing a massive spending bill as a way to address the issue makes political sense
By Justin Worland
August 4, 2022
Zawahiri Strike Exposes Taliban-Al-Qaeda Link
“One can only imagine the kind of treatment that other Al Qaeda officials and fighters are getting,” says one counterterrorism expert.
By Brian Bennett
August 3, 2022
Biden Hails al-Zawahiri Killing
His death brings to a close one of the CIA’s longest-standing manhunts since the Sept. 11, 2001, attack.
By W.J. Hennigan and Brian Bennett
August 1, 2022
Biden’s ‘Bland Leadership’ May Get Results
Portions of the President's agenda are all but dead but he is poised to rack up some notable accomplishments headed into the midterms.
By Brian Bennett
July 29, 2022
Joe Manchin May Have Saved the Climate Fight
The bill would the most significant U.S. climate law of all time, and could set the world on the path to reining in climate change
By Justin Worland
July 28, 2022
Why Joe Manchin Does Not Care if His Party Hates Him
He values his constituents’ contempt of Washington far more than he fears his colleagues’ contempt of him.
By Philip Elliott
July 19, 2022
Biden's Saudi Arabia Trip Is Really About Russia
The U.S. has decided it needs the Middle Eastern country on its side as it prepares for a new era of confrontation with Russia.
By Brian Bennett
July 13, 2022
Why Biden's Polling Is So Terrible
There is a sense of dread among Democrats about Joe Biden. He seems to be missing moments. Those around him are making errors.
By Philip Elliott
July 13, 2022
The Back Booth: After Highland Park, a Liberal and a Conservative Talk Guns
Welcome to The Back Booth, a weekend edition of The D.C. Brief in which we host a conversation between political professionals on the right and the left.
By Philip Elliott
July 9, 2022
Would Removing China Tariffs Help Biden Tame Inflation?
The White House appears to be split on whether or not to keep the tariffs
By Amy Gunia
July 7, 2022
Why Young Voters Are Down on Joe Biden Before 2022 Midterms
President Joe Biden and young voters have always had a marriage of convenience. While they turned out in record numbers to vote against Donald Trump in 2020, the youngest generations have soured on Biden and...
By Charlotte Alter
June 29, 2022
Democrats Want Biden to Do More on Abortion, But He Faces Tricky Legal Challenges
“Federally, we’re at a dead end," a House Democratic aide says.
By Eric Cortellessa
June 27, 2022
Russia Threatens Vets, US Invokes Laws of War
Diplomats fear the two Alabama vets' fate will be tied to U.S.-backed war crimes prosecutions of captured Russian soldiers in Ukraine
By W.J. Hennigan
June 21, 2022
In Virginia, Two House Democrats Are Fighting For Their Political Lives (Or Maybe Not)
Republicans think they can unseat Reps. Elaine Luria and Abigail Spanberger, if they end up with viable contenders in Tuesday's primary.
By Philip Elliott
June 21, 2022
Biden Aide Says Inflation Fight Can Advance If Congress Helps
“Prices are unacceptably high right now,” National Economic Council Director Brian Deese said in an interview for CBS’s “Face the Nation” on Sunday
By Tony Czuczka / Bloomberg
June 19, 2022
The Back Booth: Why Democrats Need to Move Quickly on a Gun Deal
"Soft commitments from Republicans can quickly turn to opposition," one Democratic consultant says of the ongoing gun talks.
By Philip Elliott
June 18, 2022
Kyiv Won't Get New U.S. Weapons For Months
New missiles could open Russian naval blockade of ports
By W.J. Hennigan
June 15, 2022
Biden to Kimmel: Voters Can Make Midterms About Gun Control
Kimmel pressed Biden on why he hasn’t done more to curb access to semi-automatic weapons.
By Brian Bennett
June 9, 2022
Matthew McConaughey, a Uvalde Native, Delivers an Emotional Speech at the White House
McConaughey’s eyes welled up as he described receiving text messages from Uvalde the day of the shooting.
By Brian Bennett
June 7, 2022
Gun Rights Groups Work to Defeat Gun Control Proposals
Gun rights groups are likely to take legal action if needed.
By Abby Vesoulis
June 3, 2022
U.S. Military Aid For Ukraine Raises Tensions
How far can the U.S. go in providing military aid without escalating to open conflict?
By W.J. Hennigan
June 1, 2022
The Strange Coalition in Congress Poised to Score a Major Win Against Big Tech
Congress doesn’t get much done these days, but one major piece of legislation stands a good chance of becoming law thanks to a bizarre coalition that includes virtually every Democrat not from California and some...
By Eric Cortellessa
May 31, 2022
Biden Urges ‘Stand Up to Gun Lobby’ After Texas School Shooting
“I am sick and tired of it," the president said. "We have to act."
By Brian Bennett
May 24, 2022
Biden Says U.S. Will Defend Taiwan Militarily
U.S. president says the burden to protect Taiwan is 'even stronger' after Russia's Ukraine invasion
By Josh Boak, Aamer Madhani and Zeke Miller / AP
May 23, 2022
Fetterman vs. Biden Fatigue in Pennsylvania
Welcome to The Back Booth, a weekend edition of The D.C. Brief. Here each Saturday, TIME’s politics newsletter will host a conversation between political professionals on the right and the left, pulling back the curtain...
By Philip Elliott
May 21, 2022
Buffalo Exposes Limits Of Biden's Domestic Terror Strategy
“This is not 2001, where we’re wondering why radicalization happens."
By W.J. Hennigan and Vera Bergengruen
May 20, 2022
Biden's Moves on NATO Come Amid Fear Russian War Will Expand
The president is getting progressively bolder in his efforts to support Ukraine and bolster NATO.
By Brian Bennett
May 19, 2022
Biden Condemns White Supremacy in Emotional Speech in Buffalo
President Joe Biden on Tuesday called the deadly supermarket shooting in Buffalo, N.Y. an act of terror and excoriated the white supremacist ideology that inspired the alleged gunman, but he stopped short of announcing a...
By Eric Cortellessa/Buffalo, NY
May 17, 2022
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