Washington Post – Politics:
His advisers are studying campaign plans but cannot shake worries about his readiness.
Author: Tyler Pager
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Inside Biden’s frustration with soaring prices
Washington Post – Politics:
Biden vented to aides after an ethanol announcement designed to calm gas prices, questioning the policy’s effectiveness — a reflection of his broader irritation at the inability to tame inflation.
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Bidens briefly evacuated after plane entered restricted space in Delaware
Washington Post – Politics:
Secret Service officials said precautionary security measures were taken, but there had been no significant threat to the president.
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Biden urges Congress to act on guns in rare prime-time address
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Following the third mass shooting in as many weeks, Biden delivers an emotional speech saying the time has come to confront the carnage and tackle firearm use.
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Biden to travel to Saudi Arabia, a country he once vowed to make a ‘pariah’
Washington Post – Politics:
Biden is planning to visit Saudi Arabia, a remarkable departure from his vow as a presidential candidate to treat the country as a “pariah” state, according to three administration officials who requested anonymity to share details of a trip not yet announced.
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Biden says he heard late about baby formula shortage
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Corporate leaders knew in February that the infant formula industry faced a crisis. Biden says he wasn’t informed until April. The White House struggled to explain why.
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White House scrambles on inflation after Biden complains to aides
Washington Post – Politics:
The White House, increasingly frustrated by inflation, has launched a flurry of activity, from President Biden’s meeting with the fed chief to his unusual op-ed for the Wall Street Journal.
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Latest White House plan would forgive $10,000 in student debt per borrower
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The move is likely to reignite fights between Democrats and the GOP over federal spending and higher education.