WV’s reliance on coal is getting more expensive. Manchin’s constituents are footing the bill
During the winter months in West Virginia, Felisha Chase pays more for her electricity than she does for her home.
Analysis: The global energy crisis is complicating Biden’s climate agenda
Pain at the pump. Home heating sticker shock. Breathtaking natural gas price spikes in Europe. And blackouts in Asia. The global energy crisis shows how reliant the world is on fossil fuels -- and muddies the case for aggressive climate action.
Foreign policy and muscle cars: Joe Biden and Colin Powell’s decades-long friendship
Joe Biden was waiting on a desolate, darkened Afghan tarmac in 2002 when bad news arrived from Washington: He and his entourage were being blocked by the Pentagon from taking a spare seat on a departing military cargo plane.
Biden to participate in CNN town hall in Baltimore on Thursday
President Joe Biden will take participate in a CNN town hall on Thursday in Baltimore, where he'll take questions as his administration continues to sell his ambitious legislative agenda to members of Congress and the nation.
Biden to spend this week working behind the scenes to press Democrats on his sweeping domestic agenda
President Joe Biden has few public events on his schedule this week as he works behind the scenes to secure an agreement on his domestic agenda amid deep divisions within his party.
Biden aides making the economic case for his legislative agenda in memo to lawmakers
President Joe Biden's aides are ramping up their sales pitch to congressional Democrats as talks on his economic agenda reach a critical stage.
State Department watchdog opens new reviews into US exit from Afghanistan
The State Department's watchdog has opened a number of reviews related to the US exit from Afghanistan, according to a letter from the acting inspector general obtained by CNN.
Calls to end Wisconsin Republicans’ review of 2020 election grow amid investigator’s blunders
The Republicans conducting a review of Wisconsin's 2020 election results are facing mounting calls to shut the probe down after a series of blunders by the former judge hired to conduct it.
Supreme Court sides with police officers in two qualified immunity cases
In two unsigned opinions Monday, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of police officers seeking qualified immunity from allegations of excessive force.
US envoy for Afghanistan is expected to step down following chaotic evacuation
The Biden administration is expected to announce that its top envoy for Afghanistan is going to step down, according to two sources who have been told about the State Department's plans in recent days.