Category: Politics

The Executive Order could lead to an emergency standard for businesses — a set of a regulations they would have to comply with, like mask-wearing, that advocates say is necessary to combat the pandemic.

President Biden campaigned on a promise to fix what’s broken, to repair divisions, to pull the country out of sickness, and to restore norms and institutions that were pillars of the Washington in which he built his career. But can he do that?

We run the risk of being seduced by an administration whose values we share. So don’t forget the lessons of the past four years.

On his first full day in office, the president plans to focus on the top priority of his new administration: dealing with many aspects of the public health crisis.

In the first hours of a job he pursued for decades, the president shifts dizzyingly between informality and grandeur.

Rarely have there been as many presidents hanging around.

Harris’s presence in the most powerful rooms in Washington will be significant for reasons beyond symbolism.

Conflating criticism of racism with criticism of Republicans is often politically useful.

Only six of the nine showed up for the ceremony. Justices Clarence Thomas, Stephen Breyer and Samuel Alito skipped it.

“Macho Man” fades out.

They are among more than a dozen lawmakers to miss Biden’s swearing-in, for varying reasons