Democracy fears put on hold as Poland becomes unlikely hero in Ukraine crisis Biden will travel to Warsaw, Poland on Friday for talks with Polish President Andrzej Duda. Axios · Mar 25, 2022
French election highlights the weakness of the left The French left has been divided over how to approach key issues. Axios · Mar 24, 2022
Donald Trump Jr launches news aggregation app ‘MxM’ MxM News will, as Donald Trump Jr explained, act as a combatant against anti-conservative bias in the news aggregator world The Independent UK · Mar 24, 2022
Exclusive poll: Inflation hits Latino support for Democrats The latest Axios-Ipsos Latino Poll shows inflation has replaced COVID-19 as the top concern. Axios · Mar 24, 2022
Sen. Ernst places "hold" on Biden India nominee A year into the Biden administration, the U.S. has no ambassador to the world's largest democracy. Axios · Mar 24, 2022
Donald Trump Jr launches news aggregation app MxM News App, which refers to ‘minute by minute’, aims to compete with Apple News and Google News – but will it fact-check Trump’s big lie? The Guardian - US · Mar 23, 2022
JPMorgan Chase CEO pushes Biden for domestic energy "Marshall Plan" Dimon told Biden that more gas production is needed both for Europe and America's energy security. Axios · Mar 23, 2022
Scoop: Ben and Justin Smith plan to name their new company “Semafor" The word is roughly the same across dozens of languages. Axios · Mar 22, 2022
How to think smartly about TikTok Never has the world witnessed a social media app spread more wildly. Axios · Mar 22, 2022
Ukraine sought U.S. help training and arming civilian resistance Russia's stalled offensive has prompted fears of a long, grinding war of attrition. Axios · Mar 18, 2022
Biden officials fear "mass migration event" if COVID border policies end Title 42 has been used to rapidly expel migrants at the southern border. Axios · Mar 17, 2022
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo has become tech's favorite Biden official She's become a key advocate for tech interests in an administration full of industry critics. Axios · Mar 16, 2022
Inside Schumer and Manchin's secret Italian dinner The dinner did little to repair their differences over how Democrats can retain power in the Senate. Axios · Mar 16, 2022
RNC sues Salesforce to block Jan. 6 committee data dump Absent an injunction, the panel would gain access to extensive data on RNC and Trump campaign fundraising practices. Axios · Mar 16, 2022
Axios · Mar 15, 2022 Axios-Ipsos poll: Americans ditch COVID masks, gain confidence Three in four will go back to masks if infections increase again where they live.
Axios · Mar 14, 2022 Civil rights agency issues warning on discrimination against mothers, caregivers "We really want to make sure that the pandemic does not lead to a long-term widening of gender and racial pay gaps," the EEOC chair told Axios.
The Guardian - US · Mar 14, 2022 Maryland Democrat’s leaked email casts doubt over Black candidates’ electability Barbara Goldberg Goldman wrote in her email that three previous attempts to elect a Black governor had failed
Axios · Mar 14, 2022 Tech's state privacy play An industry campaign is pushing new state-level privacy laws that critics say may not be strong enough.
Axios · Mar 13, 2022 Democrats question electability of Black candidates in statewide races Black candidates in places like Illinois, Pennsylvania, Arkansas and Wisconsin say they're navigating similar racial dynamics.
Axios · Mar 13, 2022 Report: Missiles may have targeted U.S. consulate in Erbil, Iraq "There is no damage or casualties at any U.S. Government facility," a State Department spokesperson told Axios.
Axios · Mar 10, 2022 Big Law exits Russia Large law firms are cutting ties with Russian clients and even shuttering their Moscow offices as U.S. and European sanctions hit blue-chip clients.
Axios · Mar 9, 2022 Scoop: RNC to sue Jan. 6 committee over Salesforce subpoena It's the most significant legal confrontation so far between the GOP's official apparatus and the congressional committee.
Axios · Mar 9, 2022 A world in crisis International humanitarian and refugee groups are stretched thin and raising the alarm.
Axios · Mar 7, 2022 High-powered dark money group seeks to disbar 100+ Trump election lawyers The 65 Project hopes to deter right-wing legal talent from signing on to any future GOP efforts to overturn elections.
Axios · Mar 7, 2022 The health worker shortage is starting to get real for Americans More than half of all Americans say they've directly felt the effects of health care worker shortages, from canceled appointments to delayed surgeries, according to results from a CVS Health-Harris Poll National Health project provided to Axios.