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In Debt Ceiling Fight, McCarthy May Blink

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Ukraine Dismisses Putin's Holiday Ceasefire

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Prosecute Trump, Jan. 6 Committee Declares

The House Jan. 6 Committee voted on Monday to refer criminal charges against Donald Trump for trying to overturn the 2020 election.

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Why Biden May Allow Alaska Drilling Project

The Willow project would produce 180,000 barrels of oil a day. Biden seems poised to allow it to move forward, despite pushback from environmental groups.

By Philip Elliott

Prisoner Swap for Griner Was Biden's Second

A prisoner exchange for Trevor Reed, a former U.S. Marine in poor health, marked an opening in the administration's approach to such negotiations.

By Brian Bennett

Griner's Release Echoes Cold War Swaps

Washington proved that it can help reduce the pressure on its relationship with Moscow, just as it did repeatedly during the Cold War era.

By Philip Elliott

The DNC Can’t Kill New the Hampshire Primary

New Hampshire state law requires it to hold its primary first. That's unlikely to change in 2024, no matter what Biden wants.

By Philip Elliott

Why 'Union Joe' Sided Against Rail Workers

After campaigning as the most pro-union candidate ever, Biden decided the economy was a bigger priority than rail workers' bargaining power

By Philip Elliott

Naomi Biden's White House Wedding

The President—or “Pop” as his grandkids call him—will attend his granddaughter’s wedding during a surge of optimism in his inner circle.

By Brian Bennett

Biden's Low-Key Strategy To Stop Russia From Using Nukes

The White House's discreet, multi-pronged effort to pressure Moscow to stop issuing nuclear threats.

By W.J. Hennigan

How Biden and Trump Are Spending Election Day

The Nov. 8 midterm elections will affect the political futures of both men

By Brian Bennett

What’s at Stake for Biden in the Midterms

For the President, the outcome of the Nov. 8 election is about far more than who controls the House and Senate.

By Brian Bennett

Why Biden Prefers Delaware to Campaigning

Biden is now seen as a political liability almost everywhere except his home states of Delaware and Pennsylvania.

By Philip Elliott

Court Halts Student Loan Relief Program: Here's What to Know

The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a stay while it considers an appeal from six Republican-led states to abandon the program entirely

By Anisha Kohli

Biden Vows to Push to Restore Abortion Rights

Biden hopes to elevate abortion as an issue in the minds of voters, even as polling suggests inflation and the economy are bigger concerns for many.

By Brian Bennett

Jan. 6 Hearing Will Have One Viewer in Mind

The Jan. 6 committee is expected to use its likely final hearing to make its clearest case for Garland to prosecute Donald Trump for the Capitol riot.

By Philip Elliott

North Korea Preparing for Nuclear Weapon Test as Regional Tensions Rise

The escalation is the latest indication that coercive tactics by the U.S. and its allies are failing to compel North Korea to curtail its missile and nuclear programs.

By W.J. Hennigan

Republicans Plan to Investigate Hunter Biden

"We're not investigating Hunter Biden for political reasons,” insists Rep. James Comer, who is poised to lead the House Oversight Committee in a Republican House.

By Eric Cortellessa
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