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Manchin shatters Biden's hopes of passing his spending packages this week - Vimarsana News

Manchin shatters Biden's hopes of passing his spending packages this week

Sen. Joe Manchin dashed President Biden's hope for a vote on his $1.75 trillion reconciliation package this week as he called on the House to vote for the bipartisan infrastructure bill on its own.

Biden lands in Rome to meet the Pope after failing to clinch infrastructure deal - Vimarsana News

Biden lands in Rome to meet the Pope after failing to clinch infrastructure deal

As congressional leaders work to nail down a vote on his landmark Build Back Better agenda, President Biden touched down in Rome at 2:30 am local time ahead of a whirlwind European tour.

Elon Musk says he has a better plan for his money as Democrats introduce plans to tax billionaires - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk says he has a better plan for his money as Democrats introduce plans to tax billionaires

Elon Musk thinks he has a better plan for his billions than Democrats who proposed a revised plan Thursday morning to tax corporations and the ultra-rich to fund their $2 trillion plan.

Biden lands in Rome ahead of G20 and meeting with Pope Francis - Vimarsana News

Biden lands in Rome ahead of G20 and meeting with Pope Francis

Joe Biden has arrived at the Vatican for a closed-door meeting with Pope Francis, during which the two are expected to discuss climate change and social injustice.

Biden's Build Back Better plan could raise $500M less than estimated, analysis shows - Vimarsana News

Biden's Build Back Better plan could raise $500M less than estimated, analysis shows

President Biden released a framework to raise $2 trillion to fund the Build Back Better Plan, analysts from the University of Pennsylvania Wharton projected the plan would only raise $1,527 billion.