Author: Naomi Lim, Washington Examiner

President Joe Biden’s celebration of the infrastructure bill’s signing may be short-lived, as it only heightens the pressure on Democrats to do more and keep the congressional wings of the party unified. But with centrist Democrats still threatening to thwart the roughly $2 trillion social welfare and climate spending bill, Biden is at risk of…

President Joe Biden promised a “whole-of-government” response to Texas’s new abortion law and the Supreme Court’s decision not to block it, but Democrats are poised to be disappointed with the results. Biden and the federal government are relatively hamstrung when it comes to abortion access. The president’s reliance on Congress to act will likely energize…

As the family and friends of the U.S. service members in Afghanistan look forward to embracing their loved ones again, President Joe Biden is bracing for the political fallout of his botched withdrawal. Even Democrats want congressional investigations into the Biden administration’s Afghanistan intelligence and planning failures, with Republicans betting politics will not stop at…

The White House is working to patch up self-inflicted political wounds one week after the dramatic collapse of the Western-backed Afghan government, the most challenging days since the new administration took office. But with only seven days before his self-imposed withdrawal deadline, President Joe Biden is under immense pressure to address the humanitarian crisis created…