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Jonathan LemireSalon |
The new sanctions come as Russia's invasion into Ukraine reaches two-year anniversary
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Jen O’Malley Dillon is heading to Wilmington
Invoking Jan. 6, the president provided his strongest takedown to date of his predecessor.
On the eve of Jan. 6 anniversary, the president will use the historic setting of his speech to remind voters of election stakes.
Behind closed doors, fears about the reelection campaign and his son’s potential criminal trial have become an ever-present weight on the president.
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