The outgoing chief of staff thanked President Biden and his staff, and held up what he said was his favorite souvenir: a rock.
Author: Zolan Kanno-Youngs
Politicians Embrace Title 42 as Border Band-Aid
For some lawmakers and politicians on both sides of the aisle, brandishing Title 42 is a way to flaunt an aggressive stance on the border.
White House Says North Korea Is Delivering Arms to Russia’s Wagner Group
The paramilitary group has played a central role in Russia’s efforts to storm the city of Bakhmut in Donetsk Province, which borders Luhansk.
Doug Emhoff Emerges as Face of White House Fight Against Antisemitism
Doug Emhoff, the husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, has become a forceful voice against what he called an “epidemic of hate” against the Jewish community.
Biden Meets With Prince William in Boston, Capping Glamorous Week for ‘Scranton Joe’
The president’s brief encounter with Prince William of Wales came a day after the first state dinner of the Biden administration.
Biden Welcomes Macron for a State Dinner. Here’s What to Expect.
The black-tie dinner marks a return of diplomatic pomp and an effort by the United States and France to display the strength of their alliance after a trans-Atlantic dust-up.
How to Spend $1 Trillion? Mitch Landrieu Wants a Say.
The former New Orleans mayor, who helped the city rebound after Hurricane Katrina, has been tasked with making sure the money from President Biden’s infrastructure bill reaches those who need it most.
‘No Fowl Play’: Biden Pardons a Pair of Thanksgiving Turkeys
The only “red wave” this holiday season, President Biden said, would be if his German shepherd “knocks over the cranberry sauce.”
Federal Budget Deficit Fell to $1.4 Trillion as Pandemic Spending Eased
The gap between what the government borrows and what it spends narrowed amid less spending and higher tax receipts.