Infrastructure deal: Proof that bipartisanship can work?
June 25, 2021
If the deal holds, it could point the way for other ways to make bi-partisanship to work again in Congress and the White House
Biden uses overseas trip to mend fences with allies
June 17, 2021
America’s allies, of course, are wary after the taunts and threats of the last president to visit their nations and create conflicts
Biden: America must never forget the Tulsa massacre, where ‘hell was unleashed’
June 2, 2021
In an emotional speech, Biden said this nation should never excuse what happened in Tulsa
Biden set to remember the mass murder of blacks in Tulsa a century ago
June 1, 2021
The Tulsa massacre of black residents of a thriving area of that city was one of America’s darkest moments in a nation still riddled with racist hate and violence
A very personal Memorial Day for America’s president
May 31, 2021
President Joe Biden’s son, Beau, a veteran, died from brain cancer on Memorial Day weekend six years ago
New look at White House: Smiles on faces without masks
May 22, 2021
A lack of masks signaled a new look at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
In White House meeting, Republicans reject bipartisanship as a way to govern
May 12, 2021
Even with Republican Senators who Biden worked with during his years as their colleague, his civil approach fell on deaf ears
Biden predicts a new America, ‘rising anew’ to help its citizens
April 29, 2021
Some compare his program to FDR. Others say it is letting government control more and more of our lives
Biden’s first 100 days: Lot more action, lot less talk or hyperbole
April 26, 2021
Trump spent his first 100 days with grandiose promises that were never delivered. Biden acted on his promises without bragging
Virtual climate meet: Summit without a human touch
April 20, 2021
Do video streams prevent the personal ability to negotiate and compromise?