Frayed Ties: Biden’s 40-Year ‘Personal Connection’ With Netanyahu Under Strain
The Israeli prime minister’s “longstanding personal connection” with his U.S. counterpart has shifted.
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Biden And Mexico’s López Obrador Discuss Migration And COVID-19 In Virtual Meeting
A proposed new guest-worker program, COVID-19 vaccine supply and a crackdown on drug trafficking were all on the agenda.
Biden Heads To Texas To Assess Winter Storm Relief Efforts
Biden is meeting with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and other leaders to assess further federal assistance to the state.
Paycheck It Out: Biden Widens Eligibility For COVID Small Business Loans
Starting on Feb. 24, only firms with fewer than 20 employees will be able to apply.
Biden’s Pick For Agriculture Secretary Divides Farmers
Obama’s Ag secretary is returning to his post in the Biden era and expected to undo policies changed in his absence.
Europe Wants Biden Admin Cooperation To Regulate Big Tech
Corporate data privacy policies may come under closer scrutiny with Europe’s proposed new global rule book.
Out Of Office, Trump Remains The Driving Force In The Republican Party
Infighting over the former president’s continued influence might further split the GOP or lead to the creation of a third party.
Trump’s Second Impeachment: Split Senate Votes To Proceed
Democrats opened with an emotional video montage and Trump’s attorneys warned that the impeachment itself threatens democracy.
No Fracking Ban, Though Biden Faces Backlash On Energy Initiatives
This is job-killing policy, the American Petroleum Institute said.