The Wall Street Journal.U.S. Politics Supreme Court Seeks Biden Administration Views on Harvard Admissions Policies The Wall Street Journal. - Brent Kendall, Melissa KornWASHINGTON—The Supreme Court asked the Biden administration to weigh in on a legal challenge to Harvard University’s race-conscious undergraduate admissions policies. The justices, in a brief written on...
The Wall Street Journal.U.S. Politics To Understand Joe Manchin, Look at West Virginia's Transformation The Wall Street Journal. - Gerald F. SeibIn the 1996 election, Democrat Bill Clinton carried West Virginia by 15 percentage points in the presidential race. Democrat Jay Rockefeller was re-elected to his Senate seat with a stunning 77% of the...
The Wall Street Journal.Jill Biden Jill Biden Presses for School Funding, Visits Military Families and Meets the Queen The Wall Street Journal. - Catherine LuceySALT LAKE CITY—First lady Jill Biden used a recent appearance at a Utah middle school to call for more education spending and to emphasize safely reopening schools in the pandemic, points she says she...
The Wall Street Journal.Naftali Bennett Biden Administration Sees a Fresh Start in Israel's Bennett The Wall Street Journal. - Vivian Salama, Felicia SchwartzIt took only two hours for President Biden, in Europe on his first overseas trip, to call Naftali Bennett after he was sworn in Sunday as the new prime minister of Israel. A White House readout of the...
The Wall Street Journal.NATO Biden to Emphasize U.S. Commitment to NATO at Summit The Wall Street Journal. - James Marson, Andrew RestucciaBRUSSELS—President Biden meets with leaders of NATO allies in Brussels Monday, seeking to encourage a more concerted response to Chinese security threats and to bolster an alliance jolted by broadsides...
The Wall Street Journal.Latin America As More Migrants Are Allowed Into U.S., Aid Groups Decide Who Can Cross The Wall Street Journal. - Alicia A. CaldwellTIJUANA, MEXICO—The U.S. government is letting hundreds of people enter the country each day to request asylum under a new plan that relies on aid groups to choose who can cross the border. These growing...
The Wall Street Journal.U.S. Politics Biden and Putin to Meet, With Relations at Post-Cold War Low The Wall Street Journal. - Ann M. Simmons, Andrew RestucciaGENEVA—With U.S.-Russian relations at a post-Cold War low, Wednesday’s summit between President Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin is gearing up to be a showdown between two leaders who have long...
The Wall Street Journal.South China Sea Biden Tries to Rally G-7 Leaders to Challenge China The Wall Street Journal. - Max Colchester, Andrew RestucciaCARBIS BAY, England—Leaders of the Group of Seven wealthy democracies called on China to respect human rights but stopped short of an outright condemnation of Beijing, as President Biden sought to build...
The Wall Street Journal.China U.S. Fight Against Chinese 5G Shifts From Threats to Incentives The Wall Street Journal. - Stu Woo, Drew HinshawThe U.S. government is ratcheting up pressure on Beijing’s 5G ambitions overseas, offering financial incentives and other enticements to countries willing to shun Chinese-made telecom gear. U.S. foreign-affairs...
The Wall Street Journal.United States Covid-19 Visa Backlogs, Travel Curbs Strain Businesses The Wall Street Journal. - Michelle HackmanDanish executive Mads Ryder recently quit his post as chief executive of fine-china manufacturer Lenox Corp., after tiring of international travel restrictions that hampered travel between his company...
The Wall Street Journal.China-U.S. Relations U.S.-China Trade War Still Hurting Ohio Family-Owned Business The Wall Street Journal. - Josh ZumbrunWASHINGTON—The Biden administration’s long-awaited review of tariff policy can’t come soon enough for an Ohio bedding maker, which says it is being pummeled by U.S. levies on imported Chinese feathers....
