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Biden and GOP Reach Debt-Ceiling Deal

By LISA MASCARO, MARY CLARE JALONICK, ZEKE MILLER and KEVIN FREKING / AP

Biden's Historic Choice For Next Head of Joint Chiefs

By W.J. Hennigan

Biden Relents To Pressure on Fighter Jets For Ukraine

By W.J. Hennigan

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

By Brian Bennett
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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

By Nik Popli

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

By Brian Bennett

Could Joe Biden Use the 14th Amendment to Solve the Debt Ceiling?

It's an untested legal theory.

By Nik Popli

Why a Border Crisis May Start Later This Week

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

By Brian Bennett

How Biden Could Short-Circuit McCarthy on the Debt Ceiling

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

By Philip Wallach

Biden Orders 1,500 Troops to Border Ahead of Migration Surge

The U.S. is bracing for a record surge across the southern border when Title 42 ends May 11

By W.J. Hennigan

American Voters Never Really Go for the Third Party

Democrats shouldn't freak out about a third party spoiler in the 2024 election cycle, writes Joshua Spivak

By Joshua Spivak

U.S and South Korea Ink Nuclear Accord Amid Rising Tensions

The focus on deterrence underscores how little the U.S. has achieved in its diplomatic struggle to curtail Pyongyang’s missile and nuclear programs

By W.J. Hennigan

How Biden Cleared the Democratic Field

Insiders had predicted Biden would either step aside after one term or face an intense primary. That thinking has completely fallen apart.

By Brian Bennett

Our Cynicism Over Age Is the Only Thing Holding Biden Back

President Biden's record of achievements speak for itself and cynicism about his age should not hold him back, writes Jeffrey Sonnenfeld.

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld

Why Latin American Leaders Love TikTok

As the U.S. and Europe try to ban the social video app, Latin American presidents are embracing it.

By Vera Bergengruen

Biden Admits Mistakes in Afghanistan

The White House placed much of the blame for the deadly and chaotic US departure from Afghanistan with the Trump administration.

By Brian Bennett

Biden-Netanyahu Relationship Turns Icy

“Joe Biden is in love with the idea of Israel. He is not in love with Benjamin Netanyahu," says a former State Department official

By Brian Bennett

Senate Backs Repeal of War Authorizations

The bill, which Biden supports, would dismantle the authorizations of military force passed for the 1991 Gulf War and the 2002 Iraq War.

By W.J. Hennigan

Louis DeJoy's Surprising Second Act

Initially cast as a Trumpian villain, the Postmaster General is quietly delivering for the Postal Service, and Democrats.

By Eric Cortellessa

Why Biden’s Labor Pick May Be in Trouble

Julie Su, something of a rock star in organized labor who took on Uber and Lyft, is opposed by some business leaders.

By Philip Elliott
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