The Biden Administration

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Biden’s ‘energy whisperer’ balances climate agenda, rising gas prices

Amos Hochstein, a presidential coordinator at the State Department, is taking on one of the biggest challenges facing the Biden administration: reining in rising energy prices while preserving Biden's climate agenda.

By Maxine Joselow

Biden takes a spill on a morning bike ride at the beach

By Matt Viser

Post Politics Now: Trump attacks Jan. 6 committee, Pence and Barr in speech to conservative group

By John Wagner and Mariana Alfaro

Cowboys for Trump founder Couy Griffin sentenced for trespassing

By Tom Jackman and Spencer S. Hsu

Former Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro pleads not guilty to contempt

By Spencer S. Hsu

Congressional covid funding deal appears ‘dead’ after GOP criticism

By Dan Diamond

Trump aides told him that using Pence to overturn election was illegal

By Amy Gardner and Jacqueline Alemany

Opinions

Why the Biden administration’s competence strategy is flawed

Opinion by Perry Bacon Jr.

Biden’s free pre-K plan alone won’t achieve lasting gains for poor children

Opinion by Bruce Fuller

Biden has two infrastructure plans. That’s a mistake.

Opinion by Matt Bai

Biden must embrace his own logic on voting rights

Opinion by E.J. Dionne Jr.

How a hidden Biden victory could deal a big blow to Trumpian nationalism

Opinion by Greg Sargent

As Biden’s plans struggle in Congress, his back-door actions could get a jump on reshaping the economy

Opinion by David Ignatius

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Timeline: How the vaccine rollout has unfolded

After early challenges increasing vaccine supply, softening demand for shots looms.

By Harry Stevens and Naema Ahmed

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Perspective

Biden’s small moments tell big stories

By Robin Givhan

Biden hasn’t matched condemnations of racism with similarly forceful action

By Sean Sullivan

At the 100-day mark, has Biden kept his campaign promises?

By Daniela Santamariña, Matt Viser and Ashlyn Still

Biden’s quest for a new normal: Can he restore calm and still make progress?

By Marc Fisher

Analysis

The false and misleading claims President Biden made during his first 100 days in office

By Glenn Kessler, Adrian Blanco and Tyler Remmel

The Inauguration

Joe Biden is sworn in as the 46th president, pleads for unity in inaugural address to a divided nation

By Toluse Olorunnipa and Annie Linskey

Kamala Harris sworn into history with vice-presidential oath

By Chelsea Janes and Cleve R. Wootson Jr.

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Scenes from Biden’s inauguration

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Who was at Biden’s inauguration

New presidential families, past commanders in chief and government members of both parties were in attendance as a new era was marked in American democracy.

By Junne Alcantara, Toni L. Sandys, Daniela Santamariña and Ashlyn Still

An ever-changing tradition

Joe Biden will become the 46th president when he takes the oath of office. Just as no two presidents are alike, neither are the ceremonies that usher them into office.

By Washington Post Staff

On his first day, Biden signs executive orders to reverse Trump’s policies

Biden signed executive actions to require masks on all federal grounds and ask agencies to extend eviction moratoriums.

By Seung Min Kim

‘Virus’, ‘Riotous’, ‘Folks’: The historic words in Biden’s inauguration speech

Several of the new words in Biden’s speech reflected pandemic deaths, economic fallout and recent far-right violence. He was the first new president to say “white supremacy.”

By Ted Mellnik and Adrian Blanco

Analysis

Biden’s inauguration speech annotated

Joe Biden pleaded for national unity in his inaugural address Wednesday after he was sworn in as the 46th president. Here's our analysis and the full speech.

By Aaron Blake and Eugene Scott

The Biden Agenda

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