Joe Biden
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Biden has put renewed pressure on Israel and Hamas to end the war in Gaza.
For all the attention on the border, the root causes of migration and the most promising solutions to the US’s broken immigration system are often overlooked.
The government filed a lawsuit to break up Ticketmaster’s parent company.
The Sun Belt is a disaster, but the Great Lakes states offer some hope of beating Trump.
The US has offered unconditional military aid to Israel throughout the war in Gaza. As of this week, that might be changing.
Biden has signed a bill to ban TikTok. But it’s not over yet.
Exaggerating the harms of inflation doesn’t help working people.
What the debate over “white rural rage” misses.
Plenty of data suggests Trump is making surprising gains with young Americans. The debate, explained.
Six months in.
Democrats are starting their Latino outreach early because they know they have a problem.
Also, why it might not.
The Kennedy conspiracy theorist, his VP pick Nicole Shanahan, and their potential to upend the 2024 presidential election, explained.
Trump’s favorability has ticked up with many Americans and soared with some traditionally Democratic groups.
The US has ways to exert leverage. They all come with risks.
Biden is not “waging war” on American energy. He’s boosting it.
The ex-special counsel testified Tuesday, but a transcript of his interview with the president undercut his claims.
The gaps between perception of the economy and the reality, explained.
A live Today, Explained, conversation on what Democrats need to show Black voters this year.
The president is getting walloped on the economy. Here’s how he tried to change that.
A businessman and lesser-known candidate, Palmer wants to focus on “pass[ing] the torch.”
If Republicans ever figure out how to nominate a normal human, Democrats could be in trouble.
Here are some levers the administration can pull to rein in food inflation.
Both Democrats and Republicans are considering making a change, but it’s Biden’s party that has more to lose.
The GOP convinced itself it could only win with a smaller, whiter electorate. The polls show that’s just not true.
Biden’s support for Israel’s military campaign is testing Arab American voters’ loyalty in Michigan and beyond.
The real reach of the conspiracy theory surrounding the pop star, explained.
It will be hard to convince the president that he isn’t the best of his party’s bad options.
Nations like the US have more firepower than ever before — but they also appear weaker than ever. The upshot is a world that feels out of control.
Nobody likes overdrafting their bank account. Biden wants to make it less painful.
The results of the tight, three-way presidential election will resonate far beyond the region.
If a spate of surveys over the last four months are to be believed, young voters aren’t just dissatisfied with Joe Biden — they’re switching to supporting Donald Trump.
Why it’s a big deal that the president didn’t know his defense secretary was in the hospital for three days.
Will democracy survive it?
US law limits aid to countries that violate human rights. Here’s why it isn’t applied to Israel.
Should Congress fail to extend aid to Ukraine, it would “change the character of the war.”
House Republicans voted to launch an inquiry despite no evidence of Biden’s wrongdoing.
The party is fractured over President Joe Biden’s unequivocal support for Israel as the war in Gaza continues ahead of 2024.
Seven weeks into the war, 15,000 Palestinians have been killed, and there’s no end in sight.