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SVB collapse: Biden risks renewed economic worries and anti-bailout backlash

President Joe Biden is trying to reassure a public that still mostly remembers the 2007-08 financial crisis that the country's banking system and their deposits are safe.

‘Moving in a good direction’: Comer’s Hunter Biden probe pressures Treasury to turn over reports

House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-KY) said the Treasury Department has now agreed to turn over suspicious activity reports connected to Hunter Biden.

SVB collapse: Sorting fact from fiction in Silicon Valley Bank blame game

After the stunning collapse on Friday of a major bank for the technology sector, critics on both sides of the aisle have blamed their political opponents for contributing to the meltdown.

TikTok hires firm with close Biden ties as Chinese company ramps up lobbying

TikTok has hired a consulting firm with close ties to President Joe Biden’s White House as the Chinese government-linked company has ramped up its lobbying efforts amid largely Republican-led efforts to ban the social media app.

SVB collapse: Bank crisis becomes another Biden vs. Trump war ahead of 2024

The partisan war of words over Silicon Valley Bank's collapse has already started, with President Joe Biden launching one of the first volleys himself.

Democrats move to shore up ‘albatross’ Kamala Harris ahead of 2024 campaign

With Vice President Kamala Harris's place on the 2024 Democratic ticket all but secured, some Democrats are eager to mollify her critics, fearing that a pile-on could hurt the party.

Here’s what to know about the three leading bills to crack down on TikTok

At least three serious bills have been introduced to restrict TikTok as Congress grows more skeptical of its ties to the Chinese Communist Party and its vast influence over U.S. culture.

Healthcare industry ‘restrained’ from properly treating fentanyl addiction: Experts

At a time when the fentanyl epidemic and opioid-induced deaths are at all-time highs, the U.S. healthcare system's ability to respond is "restrained" because safe-use treatment options remain little-known or stigmatized, according to public health experts.

Pope Francis at 10 years: Five most noteworthy moments of his papacy

Pope Francis celebrated the 10th anniversary of his election as pope Monday, marking a decade of controversial statements, historic visits, and changes to the day-to-day operations of the Catholic Church.

Former Rep. Pat Shroeder, women’s rights pioneer, dies at 82

Former Rep. Pat Shroeder (D-CO), a trailblazer for women's and family rights and the first woman to be elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in Colorado, died on Monday night at the age of 82.
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