Campaign-mode Biden gives allies ‘hell’
Europe unveils ‘green’ plan to counter U.S. and China
By Olivier Knox and Caroline AndersA new bill would ban anyone under 16 from using social media
The proposal is part of a growing wave of similar calls.
By Cristiano LimaAt least three red states could make it harder for voters to keep abortion legal
Ohio, Florida and Missouri pursue measures making it harder to pass ballot initiatives.
By Rachel Roubein and McKenzie BeardSEC suit ‘charts a perilous new course,’ hacked law firm says
A courtroom battle between a law firm and the SEC raises questions about what information is out-of-bounds for cyber regulators.
By Aaron Schaffer and Vanessa MontalbanoUnder fire, the gas industry is hiring Democratic politicians to help
Gas bans threaten customer losses for gas utilities, which dominate the nation’s liberal strongholds.
By Maxine Joselow and Vanessa MontalbanoWhen Kevin met Joe: A good start or early posturing?
In today’s edition … Bipartisan bonhomie on China and covid cooperation … Hunter Biden’s lawyers target critics, Matt Viser reports ... Paul Farhi writes that Karine Jean-Pierre is frustrating reporters ... Bill to criminalize Supreme Court leaks is reintroduced ... Dentons hires McCarthy ally Jeff Denham … but first…
By Theodoric Meyer, Leigh Ann Caldwell and Tobi RajiU.S. cautions Ukraine on aid as public support slips
GOP drives the drop in backing for Kyiv
By Olivier Knox and Caroline AndersBiden administration urges app store revamp in clash with Google, Apple
An NTIA report calls for sweeping new rules to restrict the tech giants.
By Cristiano LimaOil giant Shell accused of 'greenwashing' and misleading investors
Shell says its financial disclosures are fully compliant with all SEC requirements.
By Maxine Joselow and Vanessa MontalbanoThe GOP base is still resentful over the covid response
House Republicans are launching a series of pandemic-related hearings.
By Rachel Roubein and McKenzie BeardCyber experts work to write code in safer languages
You might not have heard of this big cybersecurity problem.
By Tim Starks and Vanessa MontalbanoHouse GOP tries to stay on message ahead of McCarthy, Biden meeting
In today’s edition … House GOP prepares to kick Rep. Omar off the Foreign Affairs Committee … The latest fundraising numbers for competitive Senate races … Haley plans to announce presidential run … What we’re watching: The start of House GOP oversight hearings … but first …
By Leigh Ann Caldwell, Theodoric Meyer and Tobi RajiModerate Democratic governors are having a boomlet
Shapiro, Polis, Moore test-drive unorthodox approaches (for now?)
By Olivier Knox and Caroline AndersWhat the TikTok CEO will face when he testifies to Congress
Questions on China, privacy and kids will be on deck.
By Cristiano LimaWhy Florida Republicans don’t want drilling off their own coast
They agree with Democrats that drilling could jeopardize military activities in the Gulf and harm the state’s tourism industry.
By Maxine Joselow and Vanessa MontalbanoThe covid national health emergencies will officially end in three months
They will run out on May 11, the White House announced.
By Rachel Roubein and McKenzie BeardThe Abraham Accords expand with cybersecurity collaboration
It's a piece of cybersecurity and diplomatic history, a top DHS official says.
By Tim Starks, Ellen Nakashima and Vanessa MontalbanoChances of a deal on police reform quickly dim
In today’s edition … Scoop: Hunter Biden’s allies weigh legal-defense fund for president’s son, Matt Viser, Michael Scherer and Carol D. Leonnig report ... The White House woos Gonzales on border debate … Biden to end covid national emergencies in May … What we’re watching: The Fed ... Michael Luttig envisions ‘the beginning of the end of Donald Trump’ ... but first …
By Leigh Ann Caldwell, Theodoric Meyer and Tobi Raji2023 looks increasingly important to fraught U.S.-China relations
All years are pivotal, but some years are more pivotal than others.
By Olivier Knox and Caroline AndersTikTok will have a hard time winning over Senate skeptics
Senate Intelligence leaders said a deal with the government may never suffice.
By Cristiano Lima