Joe Biden Archive
Archives for December 2020
Immigration authorities have expelled another 67 children on public health grounds since the November court ruling.
Will Biden’s foreign policy be one of restoration, reformation, or revolution?
Vilsack held the post under Obama, and critics say he was too close to Big Ag.
“If they go back to Obama-era immigration policies, they will have failed.”
Student debt forgiveness is especially popular among people with student debt. Those without it are more split.
The president-elect’s son announced his tax affairs are under scrutiny. Here’s what we know.
Biden has signaled a more welcoming era for immigrants — but Trump is making a last-ditch effort to push through his policy agenda.
The Federal Reserve is the most important economic agency in the country. Biden should treat it as such.
Many Democratic lawmakers want more minorities in top posts, and are concerned Biden’s picks are being offered jobs outside their areas of expertise.
The Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus has called for Biden to appoint more AAPI leaders in key roles.
Presidents Obama and Trump kept the nation’s foreign policy establishment at arm’s length. President-elect Biden has warmly embraced it.
He may face some resistance to his handling of the fight against ISIS.
Dismantling Trump’s policies that put up a wall to the asylum system is an immense task.
Pharma is having its best moment in years. What does it mean for Biden’s health care agenda?
A federal judge handed immigrants a big win — and gave President-elect Biden a potential crisis.