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WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden’s budget release on Monday is shaping up as a direct appeal to moderate Democrats, emphasizing deficit reduction and flexibility on social spending as the White House hopes to win support for new legislation before November’s midterm elections.

WASHINGTON — Democratic Sens. Kyrsten Sinema and Mark Kelly of Arizona urged President Joe Biden against lifting a public health directive used to close the border to asylum-seekers until the administration has a plan in place to process migrants’ claims.

Their position puts them at odds with fellow Democrats, who recently ramped up calls for the administration to rescind the border directive.

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At a private D.C. fundraiser, Sinema "mocked Biden while speaking warmly" about House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy

One person likened Biden's perplexity at Sinema to his difficulty grasping TikTok.

The Arizona Democrat supports a filibuster that could kill legislation to counter assaults on voting rights

Manchin wants to revisit corporate tax hikes – but he'll have to go through Kyrsten Sinema

WASHINGTON — For all the ire directed by liberal activists at two moderate senators who in recent weeks scuttled President Joe Biden’s most ambitious plans, Democratic members of Congress increasingly cast blame on another duo for the failures, raising questions about whether the party can resurrect the centerpiece of its…

Both senators — and their staffs — quietly question whether the other side can be trusted.

Sen. Joe Manchin’s Freedom to Vote Act, a compromise bill addressing voting rights, has been deemed dead in the wake of Manchin and fellow Democrat Kyrsten Sinema’s refusal to support a filibuster exception. But it still could be saved if one or two self-described moderate Republicans stepped up.