What to Know in Washington: Hurdles in Biden’s border crack down

President Joe Biden faces legal and operational obstacles if he tries to mimic Donald Trump’s policies to restrict asylum access and crack down on migrant arrivals at the US-Mexico border.

What to Know in Washington: Who to Watch in House Aid Push

This week will help decide the future of Mike Johnson’s speakership — as well as aid to Ukraine that supporters say is necessary to avoid another world war.

What to Know in Washington: Israel, Ukraine Aid Get Split Votes

Speaker Mike Johnson plans separate House votes this week on new aid to Israel and Ukraine — an attempt to assemble fragile coalitions and speed weaponry to both besieged allies.

What to Know in Washington: Johnson Plans House Israel Aid Vote

The House plans to consider legislation this week related to Iran after its attack on Israel. Speaker Mike Johnson is also in talks with the White House on an aid package for Israel, which could include funds for Ukraine.

What to Know in Washington: McCormick–China Ties Come Into View

Senate candidate David McCormick led Bridgewater Associates as the hedge fund steered millions of dollars in investments into Chinese military companies, according to documents analyzed by Bloomberg Government.

What to Know in Washington: US, Japan Strengthen Defense Ties

The US and Japan unveiled plans to deepen their security ties as President Joe Biden hosts Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida for a visit highlighting Japan’s importance as a key ally in countering China.

What to Know in Washington: Xi Looms Over Biden-Kishida Summit

The White House summit tomorrow between President Joe Biden, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has one overriding goal: deepening US cooperation with two key allies on the front lines of tensions with China.

What to Know in Washington: Japan’s PM Sidesteps US Steel Buy

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida heads to Washington looking to strengthen his country’s alliance with the US while sidestepping issues that cast their ties in an unfavorable light — including the planned takeover of US Steel.

What to Know in Washington: Congress’ Big Agenda has Little Time

Congress returns this week with a lot on its agenda this year, including bipartisan tax cuts that would benefit US companies with large capital expenditures and legislation to force TikTok’s Chinese parent company to sell its popular social video network.

What to Know in Washington: Tax Package Hits Senate GOP Pitfall

Senate Republicans are poised to sink a $78 billion tax-cut package, gambling that they’ll win the majority in November and can push then for bigger breaks for business.
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