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US intelligence community warns of devastating long-term impact of coronavirus pandemic
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Biden's risky decision to end America's longest war gives him a chance to refocus US foreign policy
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Clyburn says 'we've got to have police officers' after Tlaib calls for 'no more policing'
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What's happening in Myanmar and what the Biden administration is trying to do about it
The US policy on the Myanmar military's crackdown on peaceful pro-democracy demonstrators has been bipartisan -- but that hasn't helped stop the conflict in the Southeast Asian nation. At a time of rare bipartisan action, the Biden administration's position on Myanmar's violence won praise from Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Biden dispatches unofficial delegation to Taiwan
White House scrambles to reassure public after pause on Johnson & Johnson's vaccine
Pelosi says she would be open to abandoning 9/11-style commission for Capitol riot if efforts remain stalled
The second couple settles in after a stressful start to their life in Washington
Three months into her historic vice presidency, Kamala Harris and her husband, second gentleman Doug Emhoff, have finally unpacked their suitcases and are enjoying the comforts of their official residence. The unseasonably warm temperatures and sunny spring skies in Washington over the last week have led them on most recent evenings to walk around outdoors and relax on the veranda at One Observatory Circle -- something they weren't able to do as easily at Blair House, the presidential guest home across the street from the White House, where they spent the chilly early days of their life in Washington.
The J&J vaccine pause, explained
Ex-Trump aides form new policy group with $20 million initial budget
Appeals court upholds Ohio's Down syndrome abortion law in case with Supreme Court implications
Biden's plan to withdraw US troops from Afghanistan splits Congress -- but not just on party lines
President Joe Biden's decision to withdraw US troops from Afghanistan by September 11 -- the twentieth anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks -- prompted a split on Capitol Hill among both Republicans and Democrats, creating some strange bedfellows over what to do about America's longest war.
Boehner: Trump 'abused the loyalty and trust' voters placed in him
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