2026Talks

President Biden makes his case for his spending package in New Jersey as Senator Joe Manchin says a deal could be reach this week, plus former Facebook employee Frances Haugen testifies before Parliament in London.

Obama cautions against tribalism; House Democrats want immigration relief to be included in reconciliation; and will Trump face a subpoena from the January 6th committee?

House votes to hold Bannon in contempt of Congress; Trump announces new social media platform TRUTH Social; and the Biden administration says it will continue to expel migrants under Title 42.

The White House scrambles to quell supply chain backlogs, Republicans block another voting rights bill, and a majority of Americans now believes the Supreme Court bases decisions on politics, not the constitution.

A Trump ally found in contempt of Congress; the White House optimistic about the Biden's spending package; and Senators grill a border patrol nominee.

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell dies from Covid-19-related complications, jury selection begins in Ahmad Arbery trial, and former President Trump files lawsuit against the January 6 committee to block access to his National Archives records.

The Senate to take another stab at passing a voting rights bill; Democrats push the Build Back Better plan; and supply chain gridlock could stick around through 2022.

Environmentalists have high hopes for President Biden at an upcoming climate summit, a bipartisan panel cautions against court packing, and a Trump ally is held in contempt of Congress for ignoring a subpoena.

The Biden administration addresses supply chain disruptions, the Supreme Court hears a death penalty appeal for a Boston marathon bomber, and a Trump ally and former Justice Department employee is subpoenaed by lawmakers.

House lawmakers greenlight legislation to raise debt limit; Obama to campaign with Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe; and a new poll finds Americans' trust in President Biden has eroded over the pandemic.