
Biden Scales Back Memoir Tour, Says Cancer Slows Him Down
Days before his memoir lands, the former president changed what he promised readers.
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American politics, policy, and the institutions that shape public life.

Days before his memoir lands, the former president changed what he promised readers.

The president's eldest son has been saying something very different behind closed doors.

He can rename a lake with a signature. A state is a different problem.

A dead man's 1995 paperwork and a dozen subpoenas, three weeks before Election Day.

A predawn knock, documents carried out, and a Justice Department that won't say what crime it suspects.

A Nevada punchline, seven departed officials, and a binder allegedly thrown at a wall.

He ran the House for eight years. Then federal agents followed the cash.

A monument to the nation's 250th birthday just picked up an unexpected second job.

The party was on two private islands. The guest list is now a problem.

He spent 15 years quietly working one deal, and Washington barely noticed.

No suit has been filed. Giuliani made the threat live on Newsmax; Carlson has not commented.

The pundits said a Kansas Senate race cost a million dollars. She won it anyway.

He told police he had not been drinking. Then it was one beer. Then less than one.

The Fox anchor asked one simple question, and the president lost his Sunday.

A cardiologist who kept Dick Cheney alive just put seven questions on the record.

One quiet government account explains how the bill got this big.