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Email Biden puts a twist on 'America First' even as he moves to unravel Trump's foreign policy Americans want the U.S. to be No. 1, but 'don't appreciate going into endless costly wars.' Where does that leave the Biden administration? Deirdre Shesgreen and Kim Hjelmgaard, USA TODAY Published 8:00 am UTC Feb. 26, 2021 Biden signals US will refocus on diplomacy abroad In resetting U.S. foreign policy agenda, President Joe Biden says he will halt U.S. troops withdrawals in Germany, end support for Saudi Arabia's military offensive in Yemen and make support for LGBTQ rights a cornerstone of diplo...

Biden puts a twist on 'America First' even as he moves to unravel Trump's foreign policy Deirdre Shesgreen and Kim Hjelmgaard, USA TODAY Biden signals US will refocus on diplomacy abroad Replay Video UP NEXT WASHINGTON – The Trump administration’s national security adviser, Robert O’Brien, recently ticked off the usual suspects when asked to list the gravest threats facing the United States today: China, Iran, Russia. Moments later, President Joe Biden’s national security adviser offered a starkly different response to the same question. “Right now, the most profou...

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, who previously filed articles of impeachment against Joe Biden for his family’s alleged decades of profiteering off his political career, is continuing ...

But the largely first-come first-serve system, which heavily relies on someone’s ability to sign up for the vaccine by navigating a complicated website or driving to where doses are available, is reinforcing many of the country’s inequities. In many cities, individuals from wealthier, largely white neighborhoods, are taking up more than their representative share of the limited supply of the vaccine. Image “Chasing the vaccine has been almost a full-time job,” said Dr. Katelin Haley, a family medicine doctor in Lewes, Del.Credit...Mark Makela for The New York Times “Primary care do...

Biden Officials Considering Action on Student Debt Relief Enter your number to get our free mobile app A tweet by White House press secretary Jen Psaki appears to go further than her comments at a briefing earlier Thursday when she said President Joe Biden was looking to Congress to act next on student loan relief. Biden has said he'd support up to $10,000 in student loan forgiveness. Some Democrats are pressuring Biden to erase $50,000 in federal student debt for all borrowers through executive action.