Jennifer Jacobs
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Washington, DC, United States
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Boeing Wins $37 Billion Order as Saudi Arabia Builds New Airline
Saudi Arabia will buy 78 Boeing Co. 787 Dreamliners, as Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman revitalizes the country’s flag carrier and oversees the rise of a new international airline that seeks to rival Emirates and Qatar Airways. → Read More
Biden to Mark Selma’s 1965 ‘Bloody Sunday’ With Eye on 2024 Race
President Joe Biden, for the second time in less than two months, is set to visit a hallowed space for Black Americans as he seeks to shore up support among a key constituency ahead of a planned reelection bid. → Read More
Biden Defends Ohio Train Wreck Response, Not Planning Visit
President Joe Biden said he has no plans right now to visit the site of a disastrous train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, that left residents worried about contaminated air and water. → Read More
G-7 to Extend Crucial Support for Ukraine’s IMF Funding Bid
Group of Seven nations plan to offer key support for Ukraine’s effort to access International Monetary Fund financing by the end of March as IMF officials have begun talks with the US, people familiar with matter said. → Read More
McConnell-Led Republican Delegation to Meet With UAE President
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell will meet with Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the president of the United Arab Emirates, on Tuesday, according to people familiar with their plans. → Read More
US Plans New Russia Export Controls, Sanctions on Key Industries
President Joe Biden’s administration is planning to impose new export controls and a fresh round of sanctions on Russia, targeting key industries a year after Vladimir Putin started his invasion of Ukraine. → Read More
Harris Says Russia Committed Crimes Against Humanity in Ukraine
Vice President Kamala Harris said the US has concluded that Russia committed “crimes against humanity” in its invasion of Ukraine and vowed that Moscow would be held to account for its actions. → Read More
Harris Demands Justice for Russia’s ‘War Crimes’ in Ukraine
US Vice President Kamala Harris accused Russian forces of committing war crimes during their nearly year-long invasion of Ukraine and urged allies to back international tribunals convened to investigate any battlefield atrocities. → Read More
Biden Names Brainard as His Top Economic Adviser, Creating Fed Vacancy
President Joe Biden named Federal Reserve Vice Chair Lael Brainard as his top economic aide, plucking away one of the central bank’s more dovish voices and creating a vacancy as it works to quash inflation. → Read More
Donald Trump Could Lose Millions in Backing From Conservative Donors
Key Republicans are trying to choke off any momentum that Donald Trump can build for a third White House campaign to make room for a fresh GOP standard bearer. → Read More
Biden Taunts Republican Who Heckled Him Over Their ‘Liar, Liar’ Jeers
President Joe Biden hit back at Republicans who heckled him during his State of the Union address over his assertion that some GOP lawmakers want to curb Social Security and Medicare benefits. → Read More
Chinese Balloons Were Spotted Near US Bases During Trump’s Era
Alleged Chinese spy balloons were spotted on several occasions during President Donald Trump’s administration, including three instances where they traveled near sensitive US military facilities and training areas, according to people familiar with the matter. → Read More
Balloon Recovery Begins as US Weighs What China’s Leaders Knew
The US has started to recover some parts from the Chinese balloon that an American F-22 fighter jet shot down off the coast of South Carolina, as Biden administration officials said the US was still trying to figure out how much senior leaders in Beijing knew about the alleged spy mission. → Read More
From China to Big Sky: The Balloon That Unnerved the White House
Star gazing is nothing unusual in Montana, where skies go on forever. But as Chase Doak left work on a Wednesday and looked up on a cold winter day he saw a mysterious round white object that was clearly neither the moon or a star. → Read More
High-Flying Balloon Seen as Part of Broader Chinese Spy Program
The high-altitude balloon now floating at 60,000 feet over the continental US is part of a broader Chinese spying program that’s seen many such devices sent over the nation, including some during the Trump administration, according to US officials. → Read More
Donald Trump’s 2024 Campaign Faces Trouble in Crucial Iowa
Donald Trump doesn’t always get his calls to Iowa returned these days. → Read More
Even Democrats Are Now Critical of Biden Over Documents Fiasco
US President Joe Biden had hoped to put the mishandling of sensitive government files behind him. Instead, the emergence of another batch of classified material now has his own party upset at him. → Read More
President Biden Expected to Name Jeff Zients as Chief of Staff
President Joe Biden is set to name Jeff Zients as his next White House chief of staff Monday, according to people familiar with the matter, elevating the administration’s former Covid-19 czar to one of the highest-profile roles in Washington. → Read More
White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain to Depart In Coming Weeks
President Joe Biden’s chief of staff, Ron Klain, is preparing to leave his post in the coming weeks, a high-profile departure as the White House faces two years of a divided Congress and prepares for an expected reelection bid, people familiar with the matter said. → Read More
Biden Says US, Dutch in ‘Lockstep’ as He Pushes China Chip Curbs
President Joe Biden said the US and Netherlands were working in “lockstep” over their approach to China and would discuss ways to secure global supply chains during a meeting with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte at the White House. → Read More