Author: Ledyard King, USA TODAY

“He’s doing the right things but we still do not have a plan,” Bill Gates said of President Joe Biden’s recent executive orders on climate change.

Biden could issue a plethora of orders but a flurry of top-down edicts would undermine his call for bipartisan unity and his respect for Congress.

The start of Biden’s presidency will be anything but normal with his remarkable inauguration illustrating the difficulty in calming a divided U.S.

Having Haaland in the cabinet is an inspirational pick that by itself will help the nation’s Native Americans feel like they are finally being heard, one activist said.

With Trump floundering in the polls, his campaign has spent heavily to define Biden. Biden has sought to mostly reintroduce himself to voters.

Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., is crafting the GOP response to the Justice in Policing Act Democrats proposed following protests over George Floyd’s death.

The coronavirus crisis is putting added pressure on small business, 29% of which prior were unprofitable and 47% had two weeks or less of cash.

The House passed legislation to provide economic relief to Americans affected by coronavirus after Trump said he would support the measure.

Former Democratic Congressman Jeff Van Drew, whom Donald Trump welcomed to the GOP, will join the president at a rally in Wildwood, New Jersey.

Specific rules for the trial have yet to be released by Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.A key question is whether and which witnesses will be called.