Biden Administration

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

By W.J. Hennigan

American Voters Never Really Go for the Third Party

By Joshua Spivak

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

By W.J. Hennigan

How Biden Cleared the Democratic Field

By Brian Bennett
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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

GOP Aims for Tea Party-Style Anger Over SVB

Republicans pounced on Biden’s efforts to shore up Silicon Valley Bank's depositors, calling it a “woke” bailout for elites. “Woke! It’s all woke,” joked a Democrat in response

By Mini Racker

Biden Gives LGBT Community Reason to Worry

An administration proposal could make it harder for trans people to access gender-affirming care. Is it a hint that Biden might go wobbly in his LGBT support as he prepares for re-election?

By Philip Elliott

White House Braces for Abortion Pill Ruling

Biden administration lawyers are watching the Texas case closely and are prepared to challenge the ruling if needed, the White House says.

By Brian Bennett

Republicans Scrutinize Ukraine Military Aid

As the war enters its second year, concerns in Congress mount over the weapons and funding the U.S. is pouring into Ukraine

By W.J. Hennigan

How We All Benefit From Student Debt Relief

Four mayors explain that student debt relief will bolster their states economically.

By Quinton Lucas, Steven Reed, Frank Scott Jr., and Randall Woodfin

What to Know About Pete Buttigieg's Visit to East Palestine

The Transportation Secretary has faced criticism for his response to the train derailment.

By Mini Racker

Biden Visited Ukraine to Show Support. The U.S. Political Reality Is More Complicated

House Republicans have a vocal faction resolutely opposed to increased U.S. funding going toward Ukraine.

By Eric Cortellessa

Putin Stokes Tensions By Suspending Nuclear Deal

The possible collapse of the last arms control pact between the world's two nuclear superpowers illustrates how the security situation is growing more precarious, not less, as the war enters its second year

By W.J. Hennigan

How the Pandemic Changed Trans Care

The US government's embrace of telehealth was a gamechanger for those seeking gender-affirming care.

By Philip Elliott
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