Showing results for: Joe Biden (page 22)
“Sclerotic gerontocracy”: Lawmaker’s struggle with dementia revives criticism of elderly politicians
Marin Scotten
Rep. Kay Granger, R-Texas., has been residing in an assisted living facility for the past several months
Biden to decide fate of Nippon Steel’s $15B bid for U.S. Steel
Natalie Chandler
Biden has opposed the takeover and believes U.S. Steel should be domestically owned and operated
Women demand “deeds not words”: Joe Biden must enshrine the ERA in the Constitution
Alyssa Milano, Kate Kelly
Biden's legacy depends on finalizing the Equal Rights Amendment before he leaves office
Elon Musk can easily use Donald Trump’s greatest advantage against him
Amanda Marcotte
Trump isn't fooling anyone by saying Elon Musk's "not going to be president"
Joe Biden commutes sentences of nearly all federal death row inmates — except three mass killers
Charles R. Davis
President Biden commuted the death sentences of all but three federal prisoners who were convicted of mass murder
“Put on your big boy pants”: Democrats rediscover a will to fight with government shutdown battle
Amanda Marcotte
Democrats exploit the Elon Musk debacle to divide and demoralize Trump's coalition
Why Joe Biden should grant mercy to some of America’s worst criminals
Austin Sarat
Biden should not leave anyone on federal death row when Donald Trump takes office
Transforming the party: Democrats have failed us — it’s time to rebuild from the ground up
Paul Rosenberg
The Harris campaign kept the battlegrounds close — but lost ground everywhere. Their failure is our opportunity
“Who is in charge?”: Top Democrats criticize Musk’s role in government shutdown drama
Ashlie D. Stevens
Senator Bernie Sanders described Musk's involvement as "not democracy, that’s oligarchy"
Psychedelics rejected, Captagon factories and “pink cocaine”: The drugs that defined 2024
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Psychedelic industry faced setbacks, cannabis was almost rescheduled and overdose deaths dropped — but not for all
Why ABC settled a case with Donald Trump they knew they would win
Sabrina Haake
ABC News vs. The Lincoln Project is a First Amendment study in contrasts
Democrats bail out Johnson, pass bill that could avert government shutdown
Griffin Eckstein
170 Republicans joined all but one Democrat to fund the federal government for just under three months
Why Democrats can’t get over the grief of losing to Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
A party without a leader is hopeless
Biden aides’ “hand holding” shielded the president from critiques: report
Griffin Eckstein
A Wall Street Journal report alleges aides systemically worked around an aging and ailing Biden
“Wack the CEO”: Feds allege Mangione kept a notebook outlining crime
Griffin Eckstein
The alleged killer of UHC CEO Brian Thompson may have written "the target is insurance" in a notebook entry
“A calculated policy of deprivation”: Israel committing “act of genocide” in Gaza, HRW says
Nicholas Liu
Human rights groups are confirming that Israel's war on Gaza constitutes a war on Palestinians as a whole
The week American journalism died
Brian Karem
It was a slow death — and it took down democracy with it
“An exclamation point on global warming”: Climate scientists warn 2024 was marked by broken records
Matthew Rozsa
Soaring temperatures are translating into more powerful freak storms and wild fires, an ominous trend for humanity
“Call their bluff”: Trump, Vance urge GOP lawmakers to vote down emergency government funding bill
Alex Galbraith
In a joint statement, Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance called the proposed bill "a betrayal of our country"
“Nothing nefarious”: Biden gives first statement on New Jersey drone panic
Alex Galbraith
Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Biden said there was "no sense of a danger" to drone sightings
Republicans come for Liz Cheney: Trump’s allies in Congress set the stage for political prosecutions
Charles R. Davis
A report issued by House Republicans accuses Cheney of "witness tampering" over her role on the January 6 committee
Don’t be fooled, Biden’s mass clemency may be another half-measure
Austin Sarat
How the White House’s use of the clemency power is less than it seems
ABC News capitulates to Donald Trump. Is this the future of American media?
Lucian K. Truscott IV
If past is prologue, a second Trump administration could crush the First Amendment
“I apologize for any inconvenience”: Another judge cancels retirement to prevent a Trump replacement
Charles R. Davis
In a Dec. 13 letter, U.S. Judge James Andrew Wynn said he had reconsidered his plans to step down
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