When President Biden visited a General Motors factory last week to test drive one of the new electric Hummers, scheduled to debut next year, he wasn’t just highlighting the comeback of the automaker. He was putting a pers…
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White House dismisses talk of Harris-Biden rift
The White House on Monday made a concerted effort to defend Vice President Harris from media criticism, saying she is an important part of the team and signaling she’ll play a role in promoting the bipartisan infrastructu…
After victory, Biden seeks political rebound
President Biden is hoping to rebound from a challenging few months that saw the American public turn negative on his presidency by building momentum on the House passage on Friday of a bipartisan infrastructure bill….
Democrats point fingers after Virginia defeat
Democrats are pointing fingers at one another after the party endured a difficult defeat in the Virginia gubernatorial race and an uncomfortable near-miss in New Jersey.For some Democrats, the results brought on a…
Psaki news underscores risks and safety protocols for Biden
White House officials say they’re taking all necessary precautions to keep President Biden from contracting COVID-19, following the news that press secretary Jen Psaki had been diagnosed with t…
Democrats face ire of women over loss of paid leave
Democrats risk disappointing female voters by cutting out a major expansion of paid family and medical leave from a compromise social policy bill.President Biden campaigned on extending paid leave to working women…
Biden’s candidness can get him in trouble
President Biden is known to speak his mind candidly, so much so that he often catches himself mid-sentence.”Anyway, I’m telling you too much,” he told reporters during a gaggle following the Sept. 11 events last we…