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Passengers still wear masks at airport after US judge rejects plane mask mandate

April 20, 2022

The Biden administration will no longer enforce a U.S. mask mandate on public transportation, but at Washington, D.C.’s Ronald Reagan National Airport, the majority of passengers were wearing masks.

Biden administration focuses on booster shots as best strategy against new coronavirus variant

November 29, 2021

The Biden administration is focusing on booster shots as a key weapon in efforts to protect the nation against a potentially dangerous coronavirus variant even as the extent of the threat remains unclear, according to three senior administration officials familiar with the plans.

Biden administration will invest billions to expand coronavirus vaccine manufacturing

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2021

WASHINGTON - The Biden administration is planning to invest billions of dollars to expand U.S. manufacturing capabilities of coronavirus vaccines to increase the supply of doses for poorer nations, the White House said Wednesday.

Biden administration blacklists NSO Group over Pegasus spyware

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 04, 2021

The United States on Wednesday added the Israeli spyware company NSO Group to its "entity list," a federal blacklist prohibiting the company from receiving American technologies, after determining that its phone-hacking tools had been used by foreign governments to "maliciously target" government officials, activists, journalists, academics and embassy workers around the world.

Biden administration calls on Congress to take the lead regulating stablecoins

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 02, 2021

A high-level task force of financial regulators recommended Monday that firms that issue stablecoins - a type of cryptocurrency linked to real-world assets - be more tightly regulated but called on Congress to write the necessary laws, suggesting they lacked the power themselves.

Biden administration sets goal of replacing all jet fuel with sustainable alternatives by 2050

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 09, 2021

WASHINGTON - The Biden administration announced a goal Thursday of replacing all jet fuel with sustainable alternatives by 2050, setting forth a plan to dramatically boost production of fuels made from waste or plants to drive down the environmental cost of flying.

Weighing Fed nominees, Biden administration faces delicate political test

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 05, 2021

WASHINGTON - A major decision for President Biden when it comes to the economy is whether to reappoint Jerome Powell to a second term as chair of the Federal Reserve Board. But that choice is increasingly fanning political flames and could depend on who else the White House assembles to round out the Fed roster.

Biden booster plan seen facing resistance from CDC panel, FDA

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 03, 2021

Medical experts who advise U.S. regulators on vaccines are chafing at what they perceive as political interference in the review process by the Biden administration.

Afghan evacuees to U.S. face tenuous path ahead

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 02, 2021

WASHINGTON - The Biden administration is preparing to screen and resettle tens of thousands of Afghan evacuees in the United States over the coming weeks and months, but the majority will arrive without visas as "humanitarian parolees," lacking a path to legal U.S. residency and the benefits and services offered to traditional refugees, according to U.S. officials and worried aid groups working closely with the government.

U.S. setting up Afghanistan-focused diplomatic mission

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 01, 2021

The Biden administration on Tuesday began planning for the next phase of the U.S. relationship with Afghanistan, as the State Department scrambled to stand up a remote diplomatic mission and continue working to help those stranded under Taliban rule.

Biden administration faces big choices as economic calamity hangs over Afghanistan

FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 2021

Afghanistans economy faces calamity in the aftermath of the Taliban capture of Kabul, with the United States freezing the countrys financial reserves, residents unable to withdraw their money from bank accounts and billions of dollars of international aid put on hold.

Biden administration scrambled as its orderly withdrawal from Afghanistan unraveled

SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 2021

WASHINGTON - By the middle of the week, as cities across Afghanistan were falling like dominoes to the Taliban and U.S. diplomats appeared increasingly at risk, President Joe Bidens plan for an orderly end to the United States longest war was quickly falling apart.

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