The Nation’s Cartoonists On The Week In Politics

“Looking to shore up Latino votes in Nevada and Arizona for his reelection campaign, President Joe Biden is on the verge of soon following up last week’s executive action aimed at curbing border crossings with another move focused on providing legal status for long-term undocumented immigrants who are married to American citizens,” CNN reports.

A new CBS News poll finds Donald Trump edging Joe Biden nationally among registered voters, 50% to 49%. However, Biden edges Trump in the battleground states, 50% to 49%. Key takeaway: “What we do see is a few more Joe Biden voters activated out of opposition to Trump. His vote has become increasingly centered around anti-Trump sentiment, more so than affinity for Mr.

“National security adviser Jake Sullivan on Sunday declined to say whether the US was comfortable with an Israeli hostage rescue mission that Gazan officials say killed more than two hundred,” CNN reports.

“Supreme Court justices take pride in a collegiality that transcends their philosophical differences. As the court’s term heads to its close, with pending cases that could remake the presidential election and ethical questions dogging its members, that politesse might be all the nine have left in common,” the Wall Street Journal reports. “Over the past month, internal fissures and external pressure have intensified at the court.

New York Times: “Mr. Burgum has squarely positioned himself as a prime contender, spending months supporting Mr. Trump on the campaign trail and in court, while risking his own political capital back home for a former president who prizes loyalty, demands fealty and considers any attempt to intrude on his spotlight a betrayal of both.” “Mr.

“For months, Israelis had heard only about hostages being killed or declared dead in Gaza. The ‘lucky’ families were those whose loved ones’ remains were retrieved by soldiers, at great risk, and brought home to Israel for burial,” the New York Times reports. “So the audacious rescue on Saturday of four living hostages instantly raised morale in Israel and offered a momentary victory, at least, for the country’s embattled prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.” “But by Sunday, euphoria was already giving way to a harsh reality.