Washington Post – Politics:
Relations between the president and union leader could affect the nation’s economy–and the next election
Author: Toluse Olorunnipa
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Biden tries to seize on GOP drama with ‘split-screen’ strategy
Washington Post – Politics:
White House seeks to contrast President Biden’s U.N. appearance with House Republicans’ struggles to pass basic bills.
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Anxiety ripples through the Democratic Party over Biden
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Persistent concerns over Biden’s age come amid a series of polls showing he’s neck-and-neck with Trump
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Biden faces a moment of peril as UAW threatens broad strike
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Biden, the self-described “most pro-union president in history,” faces pressure to protect the economy while standing by workers.
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White House completes $50 million revamp of Situation Room complex
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The year-long renovation of the Situation Room, a network of rooms spanning more than 5,000 square feet, upgraded the facility’s security, technology and upholstery.
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Jill Biden tests positive for covid, with ‘mild symptoms,’ White House says
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President Biden tested negative on Monday, but will continue to test and watch for symptoms, the White House said.
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Biden fights back against GOP onslaught on education — cautiously
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Some activists want the president to confront conservatives more directly on school-related issues
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Biden surveys Hurricane Idalia’s damage in Florida, without DeSantis
Washington Post – Politics:
The president’s trip to see the damage from Hurricane Idalia in Florida becomes another wedge issue in the 2024 race.
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Liberals raise alarms, calling on Biden to sharpen reelection pitch
Washington Post – Politics:
Left-leaning Democrats have backed the president, but some worry his second-term agenda lacks ambition.