
Biden wants to deal but Republicans show no interest
GOP hardliners display partisanship, not interest in helping the nation recover
GOP hardliners display partisanship, not interest in helping the nation recover
The Republicans, of course, will question the cost and don’t want to approve something that helps the president
Unlike Trump’s super-rich appointees, Biden’s aides won’t find a way to benefit from the funds aimed at ordinary Americans
A massive rise in racist attacks: 3,800 in the last year, shows an America riddled with hate and distrust
Unlike the disgraced president he followed, Biden mourned those who died and said American must, and will, overcome the pandemic
Call it the war of “Executive Actions.” They are quick ways to reverse policy and course
Attorney Bruce Castor, a late replacement by Trump, appeared unprepared, disoriented and rambled in an ill-fitting suit.
Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States on Wednesday, declaring that “democracy has prevailed” and summoning American resilience and
In stilted video uploaded to his reactivated Twitter account, Trump did not accept any role in inciting the violence perpetrated by his supporters when they forced the way into the Capitol, inflicting damage as police escorted members of Congress to secure locations. The attack left one Capitol Police Officer dead and an Air Force veteran who posted O’Anon conspiracy theories shot and killed when she tried to force her way into the building.
His actions incited the mob that shut down the Capitol, temporarily suspended the business of Congress, and shuttered his chaotic attempt to save an election he lost and any hopes for a legacy.