As Biden celebrates a historic climate-drugs bill, the latest in a series of wins, one key decision stands out — stepping back and relying on Schumer.
Author: Yasmeen Abutaleb
White House summons Chinese ambassador for rebuke on Taiwan response
Chinese Ambassador Qin Gang was called to the White House after China launched military exercises in reaction to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan.
A policy win, an economic hit: Turbulent week reflects Biden’s challenge
On Wednesday, the president’s agenda sprang back to life. On Thursday, the numbers showed a shrinking economy. Which will drive voters?
Biden tests positive for coronavirus again after Paxlovid ‘rebound’
Biden ends his covid isolation, urging Americans to get vaccinated
Biden’s bout with covid was quick and mild, as it often is now for many Americans. For those with fewer resources, it’s not always so easy.
Biden poised for big wins in Congress
A big boost for computer chips. A historic prescription drug bill. Protecting same-sex marriage. Suddenly Biden is on the cusp of a series of wins in Congress.
Biden, in covid isolation, aims to show that presidential work goes on
In isolation after a positive covid-19 test, Biden aims to signal that the work of the presidency goes on.
Three journalist deaths fit uneasily in Biden’s human rights push
Biden’s response to three journalists’ deaths highlights the challenge of elevating human rights while building a coalition against China and Russia.
Fauci says he will retire from government post by the end of Biden’s term
Anthony S. Fauci, President Biden’s chief medical adviser, has served as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984.
White House debates declaring abortion access a ‘health emergency’
Biden aides are debating whether to declare a “public health emergency” on abortion access. Some argue it wouldn’t do much, but they face great pressure.