October begins with the president’s legislative agenda caught between Democratic factions, after his political standing tumbled in September amid fallout from the Afghanistan exit, migrants at the Texas border and the Covid-19 pandemic.6 min read
The Democratic Party is seeking to forge an agreement between its moderate and progressive wings on the parameters of a social policy and climate package, hoping to break an impasse over a separate $1 trillion infrastructure bill that progressives have threatened to block.1,1655 min read
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The Biden administration is considering ways to impose bank-like regulation on the cryptocurrency companies that issue stablecoins, according to people familiar with the matter, including prodding the firms to register as banks.4 min read
The Biden administration will begin to share its China strategy with a speech on Monday by U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai, as business groups press the administration for clarity.254 min read
Mandate requires school employees to be vaccinated by Friday afternoon in order to return to work Monday..503 min read
The U.S. is set to let as many as 80,000 employment-based green cards expire Friday, putting back into limbo many temporary foreign workers who were on the verge of a permanent resolution to their immigration status.756 min read
Secretary of State will meet French counterparts as administration works to heal a rift after its Australian submarine deal.3 min read
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