Politics

• 'This is a crisis now.' Biden official pleads with Congress to immediately address computer chip shortage
• Due to court order, 'Remain in Mexico' rules for migrants are likely to restart Monday
• Congress averts shutdown after party leaders resolve GOP standoff over vaccine mandate
• Democrats introduce legislation to fix Rittenhouse 'gun loophole'
• Should Roe v. Wade be overturned? Here's how Wisconsin would be affected
• Biden to extend transportation mask mandate through March
• Biden marks World AIDS Day with new national HIV/AIDS strategy
• Heated exchanges during election committee, Gableman reveals staffers working on election investigation
• Republican wants to empower Wisconsin secretary of state
• Biden suffers string of court setbacks as administration's vaccine mandates are put on hold
• Supreme Court's conservatives lean towards limiting abortion rights after dramatic oral arguments on Mississippi law banning abortions after 15 weeks
• Blinken warns Russia of 'severe consequences' if it invades Ukraine ahead of Lavrov meeting
• Dr. Oz announces bid for US Senate seat in Pennsylvania
• First on CNN: Meadows cooperating with January 6 investigators
• Appeals court to weigh Trump arguments to withhold records
• Biden: No need for a lockdown, urges Americans to remain vigilant while bracing for new Omicron variant
• Supreme Court set to take up all-or-nothing abortion fight
• Sens. Johnson and Baldwin issue joint statement condemning outside groups aiming to exploit Waukesha parade attack tragedy
• Iran nuclear talks to restart as US emphasizes it's 'prepared to use other options' if diplomacy fails
• Moderate House Republican warns McCarthy over embracing far-right members
• Biden to restrict travel from South Africa and seven other countries starting Monday
• Biden sets out oil, gas leasing reform, stops short of ban
• Five US lawmakers defy China by meeting with officials in Taiwan
• Republicans push for tougher bail laws in wake of Waukesha tragedy
• Global stocks mixed after Fed says ready to act on inflation
• Biden had benign but potentially precancerous lesion removed during colonoscopy
• Biden says guilty verdicts in murder of Arbery 'reflect our justice system doing its job'
• US to require vaccines for all border crossers in January
• Trump says Rittenhouse visited him at Mar-a-Lago
• Bidens to revive family's Nantucket Thanksgiving tradition
• White House says Biden intends to run for reelection in 2024
• Virginia's incoming lieutenant governor questions Covid vaccines for those who've had the virus before
• Buttigieg tamps down narrative that there's a rivalry with Harris: 'We're too busy with a job to do'
• Schumer says Democrats will negotiate with Manchin and Sinema on Build Back Better plan and wants bill done by Christmas
• Beto O'Rourke declines to invite Biden to campaign with him in Texas
• Trump's ire grows as DeSantis' popularity with Republicans takes off
• Senior Pentagon official warns the US military is 'not ready' for climate change
• Young progressives warn that Democrats could have a youth voter problem in 2022
• Biden pardons Peanut Butter and Jelly in his first presidential turkey pardon
• House OKs $2T social, climate bill in Biden win; Senate next
• National, state and local leaders react to Rittenhouse 'not guilty' verdict
• What the Democrats' sweeping social spending plan might include
• Biden deemed 'fit to successfully execute the duties of the president' after first physical in office
• Harris to become first woman with presidential power while Biden is under anesthesia for routine colonoscopy
• House Democrats expected to pass Biden's social safety net expansion following overnight delay
• Biden administration to use Covid relief funds to try to offset rising home heating costs
• As promised, Gov. Evers vetoes GOP maps setting up court battle to draw new districts
• Kamala Harris' communications director is leaving the administration
• Fate of Biden administration's vaccine mandate for employers now at conservative-leaning appeals court
• Senate sends bill awarding Congressional Gold Medal to US service members killed in Kabul airport bombing to Biden's desk
• GOP leaders rip university class that touches on race theory
• Biden touts electric vehicle provisions of infrastructure law as way to compete with China
• Treasury secretary estimates US could reach debt limit on December 15
• Biden administration plans to announce purchase of Pfizer's experimental Covid-19 antiviral pill
• 'Healthy debate,' but no breakthroughs in Biden's critical talks with China's Xi Jinping
• Biden signs infrastructure bill into law at rare bipartisan gathering
• Biden proposes 20-year ban on new oil drilling near Native American site in New Mexico
• Kleefisch files lawsuit against the Wisconsin Elections Commission
• Congress returns Monday with government funding, debt ceiling, economic bill looming
• White House confident Biden's bill will pass House this week
• Blinken voices concerns over Taiwan to Chinese foreign minister ahead of Biden-Xi summit
• Biden's top economic adviser urges passage of economic bill to combat rising inflation
• Harris' trip to Paris signals a relationship back on track
• Nations strike climate deal with coal compromise
• Federal court declines to lift stay on vaccine mandate
• Air Force official says US to maintain presence in Mideast
• Biden bill would give local news outlets 'shot in the arm'
• Jen Psaki returns to White House briefing room after testing positive for Covid-19
• Governor Evers grants 29 more pardons
• New bill would give descendants of Black World War II vets access to GI Bill benefits
• Biden announces effort to ID toxic air issues in veterans
• Biden forced to get real on inflation as the price of nearly everything shoots up
• Biden to meet with Trudeau and López Obrador for first US-Canada-Mexico summit since 2016
• Xi says China is ready to work with US as Biden meeting planned for next week, source says
• Federal judge denies Trump's attempt to withhold records from January 6 committee
• Republican congressman posts video depicting violence against Ocasio-Cortez and Biden
• Here's what Joe Biden can actually do about gas prices
• Harris tasked with the next phase of cleaning up Biden administration's French faux pas
• What's at stake in governor, Senate race one year out from 2022 midterms
• US Capitol rioter who fled to Belarus says he may seek asylum there
• Rep. Sara Rodriguez of Brookfield announces run for lieutenant governor
• Palestinians, Israel spar over US mission in Jerusalem
• AP FACT CHECK: Biden hypes $1T bill impact on electric cars
• White House chief of staff 'confident' Biden's administration's vaccine mandate for private businesses will be upheld
• Democrats facing tough slog in 2022 governor's races
• Governor Evers kicks off 2022 re-election campaign in Milwaukee
• Appeals court temporarily halts Biden vaccine mandate on larger businesses
• Milwaukee Common Council President Cavalier Johnson reacts to passing of Bipartisan Infrastructure Funding Bill
• 'People have freedoms': Republicans eyeing 2024 take on Biden's vaccine mandate
• State Department establishes task force on Ethiopia as conflict rages
• What the Democrats' sweeping social spending plan might include
• 'It's a real logistical nightmare': Biden's vaccine requirement sets off legal challenges in Wisconsin
• Congress passes $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, delivering major win for Biden
• 11 states file suit against Biden's business vaccine mandate
• Biden says his plans are working after October jobs report beats expectations
• Harris to announce Biden administration's first meeting of the National Space Council
• Biden administration notifies Congress of $650 million arms sale to Saudi Arabia
• WI Democrats work to avoid repeat of VA governor's race, Republicans look ahead to 2022
• Parents of 270 children separated at border under Trump have still not been found, court filing says
• Pelosi adds 4 weeks of paid family and medical leave back into social spending bill