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“Having spoken with several colleagues, I’m optimistic that despite some hiccups, the historic scope and widespread public support for this bipartisan infrastru
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And Kristen Clarke, the head of the department’s Civil Rights Division, said the changes in Georgia would disproportionately hamper black voters’ access to the
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For weeks, the Biden White House has pushed forward on bipartisan infrastructure negotiations amid mounting skepticism that anything would materialize. As Repub
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But Biden looked confident concerning the fate of both proposals on Thursday afternoon, appearing vindicated that his sometimes-derided approach to bipartisan d
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Biden risks being seen as the president who lost Afghanistan — and Republicans know it. GOP legislators are having an I-told-you-so face-off with Biden, suggest
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“I'm going to fight like the devil to get that done,” Biden said Thursday. “I'm not just signing the bipartisan bill and forgetting concerning the rest I propos
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In recent days, liberal legislators and grassroots progressive groups have shifted their anxiety and ire toward Biden, as voting legislation, police reform and
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Attorney General Merrick Garland opened for the president on Wednesday, outlining the details of the plan. Garland noted that most federally licensed firearms d
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“I know the speaker has been clear, and we’ve been clear that there’s not going to be the votes in the House from progressive caucus members for any kind of sma
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“I don’t know why they keep taking things off the table,” added Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas). “Clearly they wanted a tax increase, and we took that off the table,
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