Biden Heading to G-7 Summit in Japan, Cancels Australia and New Guinea Visits, as Budget Battle Rages at Home

Spokesman dodges question of whether the president would offer an apology for our decision to cut World War II short by using the A-Bomb against Hiroshima.

AP/Evan Vucci
President Biden with Prime Minister Kishida at the White House January 13, 2023. AP/Evan Vucci

How does a president negotiate with his six most important alliance partners at a meeting across the ocean while dealing with an opposition at home that balks at a budget he deems essential for America’s standing at home and abroad?

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