U.S. President Biden planned during his first year in office to govern from inside out, healing America’s internal wounds and then turning to the world. But after a successful week of summitry abroad, maybe it’s time for Biden to reverse the flow — and make his foreign success a platform for progress at home.
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David Ignatius: Biden should make progress at home
Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) waves next to U.S President Joe Biden as they enter the Villa La Grange for the U.S.-Russia summit, on June 16, 2021 in Geneva.
