Speaking to commitment to eliminate unabated coal projects globally, Pres. Biden calls global warming 'the existential problem facing humanity, and it's being treated that way.'
that Russia did not interfere in the 2016 election, implicitly rejecting U.S. intelligence agencies' findings to the contrary.
Nearly half the public have either a great deal or good amount of trust in Biden to negotiate with Putin. For Trump, just over 3 in 10 Americans felt the same in July 2017.found here There is little partisan difference on this, too: 46% of Democrats and 40% of Republicans think limiting Russia's influence and power should be given top priority while 51% of Democrats and 49% of Republicans think it should be given some priority.When it comes to how much priority should be given to limiting China's power and influence, however, the partisan gap widens.
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