The Final Push: Biden's Last-Minute Legislative Spree

In his final stretch as President, Joe Biden has been given a rare second chance to leave a lasting legacy. After his unexpected withdrawal from the presidential race, Biden is now focused on ensuring as much of his agenda is implemented as possible before he leaves office. In a high-stakes meeting with his Cabinet, Biden has instructed his top officials to "sprint to the finish" and get as much work done as possible in the remaining four months. Biden is eager to show Americans what his administration has accomplished and make irreversible changes to his record, should former President Donald Trump return to the Oval Office. The President wants his Cabinet members to bring any obstacles or hurdles they are facing to him directly, ensuring that he can monitor progress and make adjustments as needed. In recent weeks, the administration has achieved significant milestones, including a cut in interest rates and the largest and most complicated prisoner swap in American history. However, major items on Biden's to-do list remain unresolved, including a ceasefire and hostage deal in the Middle East. Administration officials have serious doubts that a deal can be struck before Biden leaves office, and tensions in the region are escalating.