Biden expresses gloom about Italian election
The president’s in no hurry to congratulate Georgia Meloni
By Olivier Knox and Caroline AndersLawmakers want to make it easier for constituents to track requests online
'The idea is to create something similar to a Domino's or Pizza Hut pizza tracker,' a former aide said.
By Cristiano Lima and Aaron SchafferSuicides are spiking among young men
Suicide rates rose 4 percent in 2021, after declining for a few years.
By Rachel Roubein and McKenzie BeardSupreme Court to hear high-stakes challenge to Clean Water Act
Also in today's edition: A key White House climate staffer is leaving his post.
By Maxine Joselow and Vanessa MontalbanoLawmakers want the Biden administration to do more about spyware
The House Intelligence Committee wants State and Commerce to be more aggressive.
By Tim Starks and Aaron SchafferLarry Summers on inflation, market turmoil and echoes of 2007
In today's edition … Sen. Murphy's plan to raise money for Democrats who support gun restrictions … What we're watching: The House will vote to avoid a government shutdown … The Cherokee Nation pushes to have delegate seated in Congress … Matt Viser reports that President Biden is targeting a trio of Republicans in his midterm pitch to voters.
By Theodoric Meyer, Leigh Ann Caldwell and Tobi RajiU.S. rejects Putin’s attempted reverse-Clausewitz. (I’ll explain.)
His illegitimate referenda are war with other means.
By Olivier Knox and Caroline AndersFormer Facebook executive turned critic joins top civil rights group
Yael Eisenstat will lead the Anti-Defamation League's tech unit as vice president.
By Cristiano Lima and Aaron SchafferOregon is guaranteeing kids won't get kicked off Medicaid until at least age 6
The state just received approval to keep them continuously enrolled.
By Rachel Roubein and McKenzie BeardIn a first, U.S. appoints a diplomat for plants and animals
Also, why the defeat of Manchin’s energy bill could be a loss for the climate.
By Dino Grandoni and Vanessa MontalbanoElectoral Count Act changes become latest Trump loyalty test
In today's edition … A top DOJ official will visit Buffalo today to launch an anti-hate crime initiative, The Post's David Nakamura reports … Senate readies vote on stopgap funding bill … Harris visits DMZ after North Korean missile tests.
By Leigh Ann Caldwell, Theodoric Meyer and Tobi RajiTwo ways those Russian referendums change the Ukraine war.
And one way the staged procedures don’t change anything.
By Olivier Knox and Caroline AndersAntitrust flare-up shows no tech bill is a sure-thing in Congress
Two once uncontroversial bills are becoming controversial.
By Cristiano LimaBiden didn't share the real reason Medicare premiums are lower
Lower premiums are making up for last year's too-high premiums.
By Rachel Roubein and McKenzie Beard'An uphill climb': Manchin's permitting bill faces tough path forward
Manchin now has a couple of options for attempting to revive the permitting bill before the end of the year.
By Maxine Joselow and Vanessa MontalbanoCamille Stewart Gloster shares her plans for new White House cyber gig
She's in charge of technology and workforce.
By Tim Starks and McKenzie BeardSenate GOP, liberal Dems find common cause: Sinking Manchin's bill
In today's edition … Congress is moving closer to changing the Electoral Count Act … 🚨 Josh Dawsey got his hands on Maggie Haberman's new Trump book … What we're watching: Democrats releases stock trading ban bill … NARAL launches final midterms blitz in key states.
By Leigh Ann Caldwell, Theodoric Meyer and Tobi RajiHarris’ trip to Asia is a classic of the modern VP genre
Pageantry and pitfalls in Japan and South Korea
By Olivier Knox and Caroline AndersStates are moving to penalize 'cyber-flashing'
Sending unwanted nudes online could get you fined or sued.
By Cristiano Lima and Aaron Schaffer