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Biden is enlisting about a dozen agencies — led by the Department of Housing and Urban Development — to recommend solutions, signaling a new sense of urgency to
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That exchange appeared to put then-acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen into a defensive mode, recording events in writing for posterity and the very kinds of
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“I can’t support any infrastructure package that doesn't include child care, clean energy and requiring the rich and powerful to pay a fair share to get this do
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Those range from a simple pledge to resume regular negotiations to seek further reductions, to a more ambitious but nonbinding public commitment to reduce curre
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Today’s summit is a strange beast: Instead of meeting all 27 EU national leaders, Biden meets only Brussels-based officials: Ursula von der Leyen, who runs the
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House Democrats' proposed antitrust overhaul pitches itself as a fight for a fairer internet, less riven by special dealing and conflicts of interest — through
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Boasting of restored unity thanks to the arrival of U.S. President Joe Biden, NATO leaders on Monday declared that China poses increasing dangers to the securit
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Greene initially refused to back down, despite facing backlash the previous month from both parties for her inflammatory remarks. Instead, she doubled down and
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As NATO finalized its cyber defense plans, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said the alliance will ready itself to respond jointly to any attacks against memb
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In a statement Monday, Attorney General Merrick Garland expressed concern about prosecutors’ demands for legislators’ information and acknowledged the sensitive
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