The president says he can direct limited military operations without lawmakers’ approval. Most G.O.P. presidential candidates, including Donald J. Trump, did not answer a survey on executive power.

White House aides believe the outcome of the battle between the car companies and its workers will underscore many of the president’s policy positions.

The walkout by thousands of factory workers presents economic and political risks for the Big Three automakers, Midwestern states and President Biden.

The Ukrainian leader will go from an appearance at the United Nations General Assembly to the capital to meet with President Biden and members of Congress.

Explaining the timing and rationale of the third formal attempt by Congress to remove a president in the past four years.

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There’s no shortage of solid hypotheses, and the best explanation may be a combination of them.

More migrants are coming. America needs a plan.

Gino DiGiovanni Jr., who was charged with trespassing at the U.S. Capitol, is the presumptive Republican nominee for mayor in a small Connecticut city that voted for President Biden.

The Ukrainian leader will go from an appearance at the United Nations General Assembly to the capital to meet with President Biden and members of Congress.

Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken overruled congressional restrictions on U.S. military aid tied to Egypt’s dismal human rights record.

President Biden trained his criticism on House Republicans who are threatening to shut down the federal government if their budget cuts are not enacted.

The Justice Department charged President Biden’s son after the collapse of an earlier plea deal and amid an impeachment investigation by House Republicans.

Legislation to end double taxation between Taiwan and the United States is intended to spur semiconductor investment but is likely to rankle U.S. relations with China.

The speaker will always do what he must for what power he has.

One location under consideration for the remarks is the democracy-focused McCain Institute in Arizona.

The appointment of the former commerce secretary and Democratic Party fund-raiser reflects a growing focus on Ukraine’s postwar economic survival.

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The White House says it is battling the inquiry in the court of public opinion since House Republicans have not issued any new subpoenas or laid out any potential articles of impeachment.

The United States has a unique moral obligation to help in the aftermath of Libya’s disaster.

“Live to fight another day” seems to be the House speaker’s guiding principle.

Speaker Kevin McCarthy ordered an impeachment inquiry against President Biden without approval by the full House, reversing his previous position.

The speaker, who formerly argued that the House must vote before opening an impeachment inquiry, changed his tune this week, a decision that could have consequences for the investigation.

A looming auto industry strike could test the president’s commitment to making electric vehicles a source of well-paying union jobs.

U.A.W. workers could strike as soon as Friday. The union and the carmakers remain far apart on wages.

Reaction to the speaker’s announcement of an inquiry into President Biden. Also: Children and freedom; the national popular vote; “women,” not “girls.”