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Post Politics Now: Trump returning to Iowa to give an address on education
In Washington, President Biden is scheduled to speak from the White House about “maintaining a resilient banking system” before heading to California.
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David McCormick allies hope to avoid a GOP Senate primary fight in Pa.
McCormick, who lost a bitter primary last year to celebrity TV doctor Mehmet Oz, wants assurances from party leaders that they will have his back this time.
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Prosecuting Trump for Stormy Daniels money would include hurdles, experts say
Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen is set to testify before a grand jury on Monday, another sign the long-running probe is nearly complete.
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In Budget Talks, Biden Rejects Hard Choices of the Past
The president has met Republican demands for debt reduction with a plan to trim deficits by taxing companies and the rich.
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Biden to Announce Landmark Nuclear-Powered Submarine Deal with Australia and Britain
The arrangement is part of a broader effort to counter China’s military development and assertive territorial claims across Asia.
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War in Ukraine Puts Centuries of Swiss Neutrality to the Test
The Alpine state makes arms that Western allies want to send to Kyiv. Swiss law bans this, driving a national debate about whether its concept of neutrality should change.
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Spiraling Dispute With Star Host Puts BBC’s Reputation on the Line
The British public broadcaster’s suspension of one of its highest-profile sports anchors has grown into a wider controversy that poses risks to its reputation for neutrality and independence.
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How the Saudi-Iran Pact Could Transform the Middle East
Both countries as well as the broader region have much to gain from the reset in relations — if the agreement truly holds.
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Restoring Glory of Angola’s Carnival, With a Puny Budget but Much Passion
A singer and son of a music legend is trying to once again make the Carnival celebration a highlight of the year — and to make it a year-round force for positive change in Angola.
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With Fingerprints, DNA and Photos, Turkey Seeks Families of the Missing
More than a thousand earthquake victims are still unaccounted for. Some families waited for days by ruined buildings, hoping to see bodies that never surfaced.