Natasha Korecki
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Chicago, IL, United States
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Dems vow to plow forward on Biden agenda, even after election faceplants
“I don’t think this complicates passage. I think it helps accelerate it.” → Read More
White House gives a wink to progressives as they threaten Biden’s infrastructure bill
In an effort to put pressure on Manchin and Sinema, any help is welcome. → Read More
‘People are going to get skittish:’ White House sweats over McAuliffe
The governor’s race in Virginia could shape the outlook for the midterms. Democrats can’t afford a loss. → Read More
Biden slips into political quicksand amid Haitian migrant buildup
The president is bucking calls to stop deportations of Haitians even as his team expresses outrage over images or aggressive treatment by border agents. → Read More
‘It’s about time’: Biden puts the screws on the unvaccinated
After months of pleas from Democrats and health care allies, the president is taking his sharpest course correction yet to battle the pandemic. → Read More
It’s Covid, stupid: Biden’s presidency bottlenecked by the pandemic
The White House had grand plans for the summer and fall. Now, everything comes down to getting the pandemic under control again. → Read More
Biden tries to move past Afghanistan fiasco
The president and his Democratic allies are looking to return their focus to their legislative agenda and the Covid-19 pandemic. → Read More
The darkest day of Joe Biden’s presidency
A frantic, somber day in the West Wing as attacks in Kabul resulted in the death of at least 12 U.S. service members. → Read More
White House to media: We want our props on Afghanistan
The president and his team have taken it on the chin for the past week. Now, amid a massive evacuation effort, they want kudos too. → Read More
Deadlines burn Biden
The White House's withdrawal date for troops in Afghanistan is the second high-profile deadline the administration has missed this summer. → Read More
Biden was barreling toward perilous political waters. Then Afghanistan happened.
The chaos surrounding the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan could dent confidence in his administration's competency. → Read More
Tensions rise within Biden team over mask reversal
The president’s team had a meticulously crafted agenda in mind. But pandemics don’t care for carefully laid out plans. → Read More
Biden's talk of vaccine mandates sends labor into disarray
AFL-CIO’s Trumka said he supported it. But other unions don’t and they’ve let the White House know it. → Read More
GOP messaging guru Luntz advised Biden's Covid task force
Andy Slavitt, who helped the task force, said that of all the informal advisers, Luntz was “among the best.” → Read More
Biden changes up the messaging strategy around his infrastructure agenda
The White House is leaning, once more, on Build Back Better after concerns were raised that the current approach was muddied. → Read More
‘Potentially a death sentence’: White House goes off on vaccine fear mongers
The administration has shifted to a head-on strategy to dispel fear-mongering over its door-to-door efforts. → Read More
Biden's Covid vaccine push crashes into reality
After falling short of its July 4th goal, the White House is now turning to a hyper-local strategy. But progress is slow. → Read More
The most influential think tank of the Biden era has a new leader
Patrick Gaspard, the longtime operative turned ambassador, turned philanthropist, inherits an institution with immense influence and power. → Read More
Joe Biden basks in bipartisan glow, if but for a fleeting moment
The president’s team got the Republican sign-off they craved. Now, can they capitalize on it? → Read More
‘Staggering’: Biden breaks from agenda to grapple with bloodshed plaguing big cities
The White House is struggling to contain the nation's surge in gun violence without exacerbating existing tensions on policing. → Read More