Biden draws on a long, mixed history with China and Xi Jinping as tensions rise over Beijing’s surveillance balloon
Author: Yasmeen Abutaleb
For GOP base, battles over coronavirus vaccines, closures are still fiery
For some Americans, battles over masks, vaccines and mandates are well in the past. For the GOP base, they’re still a fiery issue.
No visitor logs exist for Biden’s Wilmington home, White House says
Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.), chairman of the House Oversight Committee, has sought an accounting of who may have had access to the property.
Biden returns to Georgia to honor MLK and tout ‘the time to choose’
President Biden returned to Georgia on Sunday and used a speech commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. to reiterate some of the themes of his 2020 campaign in a possible preview of 2024.
Biden and Kishida bolster the U.S.-Japan security relationship
Biden reiterated the “unwavering commitment of the United States to the defense of Japan.”
First lady Jill Biden has two cancerous skin lesions removed
First Lady Jill Biden had two cancerous skin lesions removed on Wednesday, the president’s physician said, and all cancerous tissue was fully removed from both.
Biden to award Presidential Citizens Medal to 12 people for Jan. 6
The honorees include state officials who resisted pressure to overturn election results, police officers who defended the Capitol and election workers.
In Washington, Zelensky seeks to rally support for grueling war with Russia
The Ukrainian leader speaks to Biden and Congress on an extraordinary day marking his first international trip since the start of Russia’s invasion.
GOP’s looming Afghanistan probe worries Biden aides
Attention has focused on GOP plans to probe Hunter Biden. But the White House is more worried about an Afghanistan probe, which is harder to dismiss as partisan.
Biden announces presidential visit to Africa next year
The president also formally announced U.S. support for the African Union to permanently join the G-20.