A key Democrat’s decision to pull support from the president’s sprawling climate and social agenda is rooted in the scope of the bill.
Author: Jim Tankersley
Biden Taps Michelle Kwan and Caroline Kennedy for Ambassador Posts
Ms. Kennedy, nominated to be ambassador to Australia, and Ms. Kwan, nominated to be the envoy to Belize, were prominent Biden supporters during the 2020 campaign season.
Biden Will Tour Kentucky Storm Damage
President Biden will visit another disaster area in an effort to offer comfort to victims and highlight the federal government’s response.
Biden Catches a Cold and Blames His Grandson
President Biden’s voice sounded noticeably hoarse during the remarks about a Labor Department jobs report, and he coughed at times.
Biden Projects Normalcy and Optimism as Omicron Poses New Threat
The president tried to convey holiday cheer as he celebrated Hanukkah and downplayed virus concerns as the variant was detected in California.
Biden Projects Normalcy and Optimism as Omicron Poses New Threat
The president tried to convey holiday cheer as he celebrated Hanukkah and downplayed virus concerns as the variant was detected in California.
The Inflation Miscalculation Complicating Biden’s Agenda
Administration officials blame the Delta variant for a prolonged stretch of consumer spending on goods, rather than services, pushing up prices and creating a conundrum for the Fed.
How Much Does Biden’s Spending Bill Actually Cost?
The climate change and social policy measure that the House just passed includes about $2.2 trillion worth of spending programs and tax cuts. But there are many ways to tally its price tag.
As Gas Prices Surge, Biden Asks F.T.C. to Investigate
President Biden asked the Federal Trade Commission to look into whether big oil companies are fueling a spike in gas prices.
Biden Sells Infrastructure Improvements as a Way to Counter China
Spending on roads, broadband internet and more will help revitalize U.S. competitiveness against its top economic adversary, the president says.