Author: Matthew Brown, USA TODAY

As Democrats move to enact $550 billion in climate spending, Biden officials are organizing to distribute the funds across the US.

The White House’s action disappointed energy analysts, who hoped for a game-changing investment from the White House.

Along party lines, the House voted to censure Gosar, an Arizona Republican, and stripped him of his committee assignments.

The Washington Post-ABC poll found Republicans are almost evenly split on whether the US Supreme Court should overturn the landmark abortion ruling.

President Joe Biden on Monday signed into law the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which brings $550 billion in new spending to the country.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Sunday that “the cause of this inflation is the pandemic.” She predicted prices could return to normal in 2022.

The White House’s proposed budget framework cut popular Democratic goals like paid family leave and drug price negotiating.

Democratic leaders in Congress are engaged in a careful balancing act to ensure the party delivers on President Joe Biden’s promised legislation.

The Biden Administration continued to face questions this week about how it is handling a surge of Haitian migrants crossing the southern border.