Joe Biden's first few months in office have been marked by a series of challenges both at home and abroad, leaving the new president feeling increasingly boiled under the pressure. At home, Biden's ambitious agenda has faced significant roadblocks from a deeply divided Congress, where Democrats hold slim majorities in both chambers. The president's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, which includes a third round of stimulus checks and expanded unemployment benefits, narrowly passed the House but faces an uncertain future in the Senate. Republicans have balked at the price tag, while some moderate Democrats have expressed concerns about the size of the package. Biden's efforts to push through a sweeping infrastructure plan and a major climate change initiative have also encountered resistance from both parties. Republicans have accused Biden of overreach, while some Democrats have raised concerns about the cost and feasibility of these proposals. Meanwhile, Biden...