In a primetime speech, Biden stressed that the American people have to stand up to this threat and adhere to the laws and institutions that have governed the country since its founding.
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Stephen Goepfert, President Biden’s personal aide, intends to leave the White House for a position with the Department of Transportation. Goepfert is one of Biden’s closest allies, remaining at his side for the biggest events over the last three years including along the campaign trail.
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In the wake of his diagnosis, all of Biden's travel plans and events were canceled including his speech in Pennsylvania, planned to begin just hours after the White House reported his diagnosis.
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With mountains of bolstering evidence and the eighth Committee hearing on the horizon, we look back at the seven previous hearings and highlight the most profound evidence shared. So far we know that tonight’s Committee hearing will add an additional layer of understanding to the insurrection and the former president’s plans and intentions.
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The House passed the Respect for Marriage Act, in hopes of codifying same-sex marriage. In the wake of the recent overturn of Roe v. Wade, Democrat Jerry Nadler created this bill to ensure that the Supreme Court cannot overturn Obergefell v. Hodges.
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The Supreme Court of the United States revoked the right for a woman to make decisions regarding her own body a mere ten days ago. The reactions from citizens nationwide have been rightfully intense and emotional, but the Supreme Court is not likely to hear another abortion case in the foreseeable future.
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Former acting Attorney General Jeffery Rosen, former acting Deputy Attorney General Richard Donoghue, and the former head of DOJ’s Office of Legal Counsel Steven Engel testified in front of the House Committee on January 6th, making statements that broaden the committee’s understanding of former President Trump’s demands for a Department of Justice investigation into the 2020 election.
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Whether it was “right” or “wrong” of President Truman to drop the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki is highly debated and has been debated since August 6th and 9th, 1945. The attacks were brutal and had long lasting effects on the Japanese, but President Truman maintained until the day he died that he had regrets about the decision.
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Leaders from across the American continents spoke at Summit events throughout the weekend to work on issues that impact the countries of the Western Hemisphere.
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Emily Barkann has officially replaced Garrett Whitton as Chief White House Correspondent and brings with her a professional suitcase of experience.
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Following reports in April that the former press secretary was planning on leaving the Biden Administration to accept an on-air role at MSNBC, Psaki held her final White House press briefing on May 13th after spending over a year and three months as President Biden’s Press Secretary.
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When people look back at his time at Villanova, they will remember a man that brought the program to new heights and was able to keep it at the top of basketball rankings year in and year out. The best part about Villanova's success? It was done his way, the Wright way.
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Christina Grimmie’s new posthumous single with Ryan Brown keep’s the slain singer’s memory alive on what would be her 28th birthday, six years after her death.
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The United States and other NATO countries continue to keep an eye on what Putin does while also holding more meetings to dissuade Putin from starting a bloody war and reach a diplomatic settlement instead. No one knows what Putin will do.
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President Biden and his administration are undoubtedly facing ongoing issues regarding their agenda. Still, they have remained optimistic by focusing on what they have managed to get done even as the President’s approval rating sinks.
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McKeough said he learned he was positive for the virus after taking the Roche Rapid RT-PCR test Tuesday as a part of his regularly scheduled weekly test.
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The administration also looks to protect the right to vote in upcoming elections, reform harmful and unfair police practices, and continue to fill empty positions in the federal government.
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The holiday season has become a spectacle at the First Family’s home throughout the years. Starting during President Jimmy Carter’s term in 1978, PBS has aired In Performance at the White House to showcase the spirited structure of American culture.
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