The Report: Will Inflation Be Biden’s Achilles Heel?

Plus: Infrastructure week at last, the GOP's suburbs strategy and the next Fed chair

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Will Inflation Be Biden's Achilles Heel? It's often what presidents say about the economy rather than what they do that matters more. Biden's Choice to Head the Fed With a chance to remake the central bank in his image, the former senator may take the path of least resistance. Rising Crime Fears a Boon for GOP Worry about rising crime has largely rebounded in the U.S. after a lull in 2020 – bad news for Democrats facing a GOP determined to make it an issue in a quest to win back the suburbs. Biden Looks to Avoid a Big Obama Mistake Barack Obama let Republicans define his win on health care reform, likely costing Democrats congressional seats. Joe Biden is determined not to repeat the mistake. Inflation Continued Its Ugly Rise in October A spike in energy costs is fueling the overall rise in inflation, spelling bad news for Joe Biden. Vermont's Key to High Vaccination Rates The Green Mountain State has the highest rate of complete COVID-19 vaccinations in the country, partly because it makes getting the jab so convenient. The Photos You Should See U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad.

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