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Biden’s deleted post on X goes viral; here is what he said
President Joe Biden’s official account on X tweeted about a court’s ruling on LNG exports. He expressed his disappointment with the Supreme Court for a verdict which it never gave.
Is Michelle Obama distancing herself from Joe Biden’s re-election campaign?
Michelle Obama has not been actively involved in supporting Joe Biden’s re-election campaign. Some have pointed out that she is not interested in a career in politics while others say that she is unhappy with the way Hunter Biden treated his ex-wife. Kathleen Buhle and Michelle are good friends.
"I don't have more to add..." White House refrains from commenting on Khalistani terrorist Pannun
The White House declined to comment on whether the plot to kill pro-Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun was discussed during National Security Adviser (NSA) Jake Sullivan's meetings in India. National Security Spokesperson John Kirby emphasized the focus on deepening US-India relations, particularly in emerging technology. Sullivan's visit to Delhi marked the first trip by a senior Biden Administration official after the Modi government's third-term victory. Meanwhile, Indian national Nikhil Gupta, extradited to the US, faces charges related to the alleged plot against Pannun.
US Elections: Why Republicans are focusing on voting by noncitizens
House Republicans are pushing legislation to crack down on noncitizen voting, claiming it undermines election integrity. They aim to roll back D.C. law allowing noncitizens to vote locally, require proof of citizenship to register, and remove noncitizens from voter rolls, despite low instances of noncitizen voting.
Are you eligible for monthly cheque of $500? All you may like to know about GRIT scheme
In an attempt to help the Tacoma families, the United Way of Pierce County and the City of Tacoma have joined hands to create the Growing Resilience In Tacoma (GRIT) experiment.
The White House’s green trade war is just getting started
The latest US actions reflect a strategic shift in trade policy and considerations of carbon dumping, EU engagement, and national security implications.
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Donald Trump's attacks on his trial judges trigger widespread calls for violence
New York Justice Juan Merchan, Trump declared on Truth Social, is a "highly conflicted" overseer of a "kangaroo court." Trump supporters swiftly replied to his post with a blitz of attacks on Merchan. The comments soon turned ugly. Some called for Merchan and other judges hearing cases against Trump to be killed.
Donald Trump faces jail threat over gag order as prosecutors zero in on transactions at heart of the case
Former President Donald Trump faces the threat of jail time for violating a gag order in his hush money trial. Big-name witnesses like Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen are expected to testify, shedding light on alleged cover-ups and deceptive practices related to payments made during the 2016 presidential campaign. Despite warnings from the judge, Trump's inflammatory out-of-court comments continue, leading to fines and the possibility of incarceration as a last resort.
Trump accuses Biden of running 'Gestapo administration'
In a private address to donors, former President Donald Trump accused President Joe Biden of running a "Gestapo administration," likening it to the Nazi police in Germany. Trump made these comments at a donor retreat at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, where he also criticized prosecutors involved in his criminal indictments. The remarks came after Trump complained about the politically motivated nature of the indictments against him. The White House denounced Trump's rhetoric, contrasting Biden's approach to governance and accusing Trump of echoing fascist rhetoric.
Biden and Trump offer worlds-apart contrasts on issues in 2024's rare contest between two presidents
Joe Biden and Donald Trump are two presidents who have tasks left incomplete and a strong desire to complete them. Their histories and proposals regarding abortion, immigration, taxes, and foreign conflicts - and more - make it clear that the candidate elected in November will aim to influence the American society in unique ways.
US to reclassify cannabis as low-risk drug, in major shift
The US attorney general sent a proposal to the White House on Tuesday to "reclassify marijuana," Justice Department spokesperson Xochitl Hinojosa said in a statement.
US lawmakers strike deal to boost aviation safety, will not raise pilot retirement age
The U.S. House of Representatives in July voted 351-69 on a sweeping bill to reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that would also raise the mandatory pilot retirement age to 67 but the Senate Commerce Committee had voted in February to reject the retirement age increase. International rules would have prevented airline pilots older than 65 from flying in most countries outside the United States.
New migrants get work permits in the US. Other immigrants who are here illegally want them, too.
Chicago restaurateur Sam Sanchez criticized President Biden's decision to extend work eligibility to half a million Venezuelans, expressing concerns about the impact on his employees Ruben and Juan from Moe's Cantina. The immigration policy debate intensifies among business leaders and immigrant advocates.
US evaluating risks related to adoption of AI tools by federal agencies
Policymakers in the US have been looking at potential risks in the adoption of AI tools by federal agencies and the adequacy of safeguards to protect individual privacy and ensure fair treatment.
Biden administration pursuing TikTok over data practices: report
Earlier in March, the U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly voted to pass a bill giving ByteDance about six months to sell the U.S. assets of the app, or face a ban.
'This is no ordinary bridge...path to normalcy will not be easy': US Transportation Secy on Baltimore bridge collapse
The Singapore-flagged vessel collided with one of the pillars of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Maryland, leading to its collapse on Tuesday. Following the collapse, the US Secretary of Transportation said that bringing everything back to normal would not be quick and inexpensive.
Will Federal Reserve give some ammunition to Joe Biden with rate cut before elections?
The U.S. Federal Reserve may cut interest rates to boost President Biden's reelection chances amid public dissatisfaction with his economic management. Critics, including Trump, accuse the Fed of political bias, highlighting the central bank's influential role in shaping voter perceptions.
Biden signs $1.2 trillion funding package after Senate's early-morning passage ended shutdown threat
"This agreement represents a compromise, which means neither side got everything it wanted," Biden said in a statement. "But it rejects extreme cuts from House Republicans and expands access to child care, invests in cancer research, funds mental health and substance use care, advances American leadership abroad, and provides resources to secure the border. ... That's good news for the American people."
Boeing flags potential delays after supplier finds another problem with some 737 fuselages
Boeing reported a problem with fuselages on its 737 jets that might delay deliveries of about 50 aircraft. The issue involves misdrilled holes in the fuselages, discovered by an employee at supplier Spirit AeroSystems. Although not a safety concern, rework will be required on the undelivered planes.
Quality control at heart of latest Boeing crisis
The Alaska Airlines episode represents the most serious operational problem for Boeing since two crashes on 737 MAX 8 planes in 2018 and 2019 resulted in 346 causalities and led to a lengthy grounding of the jet.
Alaska Airlines finds many loose bolts on its Boeings as United questions orders
Alaska Airlines discovered many loose bolts on its Boeing 737 MAX 9 fleet during inspections following a dangerous incident. The CEO expressed frustration and anger, urging Boeing to improve their quality programs. United Airlines also expressed concerns about future orders and deliveries of Boeing 737s, specifically questioning the delivery of 31 Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft. They expect a reduction in orders and deliveries from Boeing in 2025, including the uncertain delivery of 277 Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft. United is working on an alternate plan.
Boeing faces new questions about the 737 Max after a plane suffers a gaping hole in its side
The Federal Aviation Administration said it was requiring immediate inspections of Max 9 planes operated by U.S. airlines or flown in the United States by foreign carriers.
Boeing seeks exemption for 737 Max model from critical safety standard
Without a fix ready, Boeing asked the Federal Aviation Administration last month for an exemption to safety standards related to engine inlets and the anti-ice system through May 2026. Boeing needs the exemption to begin delivering the new, smaller Max 7 to airlines.
America's federal deficit is growing. This is why.
The US federal budget deficit has grown unexpectedly, reaching around $2 trillion, despite the strength of the economy. The deficit is the difference between government spending and tax revenue. It was initially projected to be about $1.7 trillion in the 2023 fiscal year, but now estimates suggest it approached $2 trillion. While President Biden's student loan plan, which would have increased deficits, was struck down, the deficit surge is not solely attributed to Trump's tax cuts.
Government relaunches free COVID-19 tests website, here’s how to book | Details
Commencing on September 25th, individuals in the United States can access COVIDTests.gov to request up to four complimentary COVID-19 tests per household. The United States Postal Service (USPS) will oversee the distribution of these tests.
Court eases curbs on Biden administration's contacts with social media firms
A federal appeals court on Friday ruled the White House, the FBI and top health officials may not "coerce or significantly encourage" social-media companies to remove content the Biden administration considers misinformation, including about COVID-19.
FAA warns of safety hazard from overheating engine housing on Boeing Max jets during anti-icing
US regulators have warned airlines not to use an anti-icing system on Boeing 737 Max jets in dry air for more than five minutes to avoid the risk of overheating engine-housing parts, which could break away from the plane. The Federal Aviation Administration said the risk to passengers was serious enough for it to take action in 15 days, without public comment initially.
Thousands of flight cancellations, 1.1 million lose power as strong storms hit eastern US
The National Weather Service issued a tornado watch for the greater D.C. area, lasting until 9 p.m., as well as a flood warning extending through Tuesday morning. A special Weather Service statement warned, "There is a significant threat for damaging and locally destructive hurricane-force winds, along with the potential for large hail and tornadoes, even strong tornadoes."
US to propose new rules for airline cancellations, delays
The White House said President Joe Biden and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg would announce the start of the rulemaking process Monday. The rulemaking pledge continues a push by the Democratic administration to require airlines to improve customer service, and it comes just weeks before the start of the peak summer travel season.
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