Democrats passed a sweeping $740 billion tax, climate and health bill on Sunday after 24 hours of debate. The Anti-Inflation Act includes lowering the cost of prescription drugs, raising taxes on businesses — and the largest investment in clean energy and emissions reductions the Senate has ever passed. Plus: Why the conflict in Gaza was … Read more
Tonya Cornett has decades of brewing experience, but the director of research and development at 10 Barrel in Bend, Oregon isn’t resting on her laurels. With many GABF and World Beer Cup medals under her belt – including three at the World Beer Cup earlier this year – she’s earned every right to cruise, but … Read more
Five states held primary elections this week in a major test of Trump’s political power. In Kansas, the victory over abortion rights cements the Democrats’ focus on abortion ahead of the midterms. Guests: Axios’ Margaret Talev and Josh Kraushaar. Credits: Axios Today is produced by Niala Boodhoo, Sara Kehaulani Goo, Alexandra Botti, Nuria Marquez Martinez, … Read more
California is the latest state to declare a state of emergency over the monkeypox outbreak. More than 6,600 cases of monkeypox have been reported in the United States since May, according to the CDC, and as the number increases, so does the pressure for more government action. Plus, back-to-school could mean outbreaks of disease beyond … Read more
American democracy is in serious trouble. We may be on the verge of “the greatest political and constitutional crisis since the Civil War” and possibly the “suspension of American democracy as we know it,” as Robert Kagan puts it. Michael Gerson laments that recent developments in the US “reveal the chilling fragility of the American … Read more
Voters in Kansas last night firmly rejected an anti-abortion constitutional amendment. It was the first time U.S. voters have cast their ballot on the issue since the Supreme Court ruled Roe v. Wade lifted. Also, how to fireproof a house. And Taiwan responds to Pelosi’s visit. Guests: Axios’ Oriana Gonzalez and Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian; and NPR’s … Read more
American democracy is in serious trouble. We may be on the verge of “the greatest political and constitutional crisis since the Civil War” and possibly the “suspension of American democracy as we know it,” as Robert Kagan puts it. Michael Gerson laments that recent developments in the US “reveal the chilling fragility of the American … Read more
American democracy is in serious trouble. We may be on the verge of “the greatest political and constitutional crisis since the Civil War” and possibly the “suspension of American democracy as we know it,” as Robert Kagan puts it. Michael Gerson laments that recent developments in the US “reveal the chilling fragility of the American … Read more
American democracy is in serious trouble. We may be on the verge of “the greatest political and constitutional crisis since the Civil War” and possibly the “suspension of American democracy as we know it,” as Robert Kagan puts it. Michael Gerson laments that recent developments in the US “reveal the chilling fragility of the American … Read more
American democracy is in serious trouble. We may be on the verge of “the greatest political and constitutional crisis since the Civil War” and possibly the “suspension of American democracy as we know it,” as Robert Kagan puts it. Michael Gerson laments that recent developments in the US “reveal the chilling fragility of the American … Read more