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Rep. Suozzi announces bid for New York governor, joins crowded Democratic primary
Suozzi, 59, vowed to do all he can to make sure his congressional seat goes to another “common-sense Democrat.”
The right’s emerging hoax-ification of the omicron variant
Conspiracy theories that downplay the severity of the coronavirus are apparently a habit that’s hard to quit — even when you were wrong before.
Coronavirus posturing is the new Trumpism
Getting to do what you want while sticking it to the elites.
As omicron emerges, a tired public has little appetite for new restrictions
Public health officials have expressed concern about the omicron variant, but for now they are reiterating their pleas for Americans to get vaccinated rather than proposing new restrictions or shutdowns.
Former defense secretary Esper sues Pentagon, claiming portions of memoir are being improperly redacted
Mark T. Esper said in a lawsuit that Biden administration officials are preventing him from sharing a “full and unvarnished” accounting of his service under President Donald Trump.
Democratic midterm fears mount as policies fail to resonate with voters
Democrats are eager to tout the bills they have passed in Biden’s first year, but a strategy tying together the disparate pieces of legislation is still lacking.
Trump allies work to place supporters in key election posts across the country, spurring fears about future vote challenges
If they succeed, the former president and his backers could pull down some of the guardrails that prevented him from overturning President Biden’s victory, critics say.
U.S. will miss electric-vehicle targets without big investments in semiconductor manufacturing, commerce secretary warns
The Biden administration wants half of all new vehicles sold in 2030 to be zero-emissions vehicles, including electric, plug-in hybrid or fuel cell electric vehicles.
Biden wonders publicly whether burn pits caused his son’s death. Activists want him to do more on the issue.
Beau Biden died in 2015 after serving overseas near waste-burning pits, though any connection has not been proved. Activists say the president should do more to help vets in a similar plight.