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nd over an informant file that reportedly alleged President Biden's involvement in a "criminal" pay- to-play scheme

use Face 'Serious Differences' • Former Trump Lawyer Describes Conflict Inside Legal Team • Corner Presses FBI Over Alleged Informant File Claiming Biden Accepted Bribes While VP COUNTERTERRORISM • As Shooting Trial Nears, Pittsburgh Grapples With Antisemitism • 'Living in Fear': Arson Is the Latest

a resolution. According to the article, President Joe Biden's administration is negotiating with Republ

gle for influence in regions across the world signal a 21st century that will be defined in large part by U.S.-China competition. Yet, as President Joseph Biden has said, "We seek competition with China, not conflict." Both countries depend upon the other economically despite concerns about dependence, and n

the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB), and Connor Raso, senior associate general counsel at the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board. Sanjay Patnaik, director of the Center on Regulation and Markets, will provide welcoming remarks and Phil Wallach, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institu

. Back to Top WASHINGTON SCHEDULE White House President Biden • 9:00 AM: The President receives the Presidenti

se Correspondents' Association Dinner, President Joe Biden emphasized the fight against global press f

ightening up on the part of the FBI on the most controversial aspect of 702." Coverage by Politico (04/28, Banco, Sakellariadis) emphasized that the Biden administration is leaning into a politically potent issue — fentanyl trafficking from Mexico — to convince lawmakers to reauthorize Section 702. Cov

FBI also obtained the first son's laptop, which was left at a Delaware repair shop. That device had allegedly contained extensive information about Joe Biden's involvement with his relatives' business dealings with associates from China, Mexico, Russia, and Ukraine. FBI To Lead Internal Review In Case Of M

future. Following the keynote address, Catherine McKenna will join a panel discussion, alongside Helen Mountford and Carsten Stendevad, moderated by Sanjay Patnaik. The panelists will offer their perspectives on the role of non-state entities and share strategies for achieving net-zero emissions. • Brookings

atic Contraception Access Bill Fails in U.S. Senate • NYPD Moves to Revoke Trump's License to Carry a Gun • Republicans Vindicated by Reports About Biden's Fitness for Office • Small Shift Toward Biden After Trump Verdict • New York Gov. Kathy Hochul Abruptly Halts Manhattan Congestion Pricing • Hou

den's Claim Hunter's Laptop Was Russian Disinfo; President Biden Faces Criticism After Report Says Lawmakers See H

enefits and costs of immigration, and combating climate change. Participants include Anna Aizer of Brown University, Doug Elmendorf of Harvard, and Sanjay Patnaik of Brookings, moderated by David Wessel. Then we'll turn to a panel on the challenges that political polarization and rising party conflict pose to