Increasing educational attainment, the president’s aim to under-promise and over-deliver, and the U.S.’s mistake on India.
| The president’s 100-day strategy: Under-promise and over-deliver “We are seeing a very different presidency than we have seen in recent years. Like others before him Biden has big plans. But he has the depth and breadth of experience to make them reality.” Elaine Kamarck writes that the president’s government experience has positioned him to tackle complicated challenges in his first 100 days and beyond. Read more |
| Biden’s misstep in India As the COVID-19 crisis worsened in India, the Biden administration’s carefully planned pandemic diplomacy seemed to fall apart. Thomas Wright explains why the administration was so slow to respond publicly and why the United States needs to act rapidly and confidently in the face of the next emergency. Read in The Atlantic |
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