PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN
'A king above the law': Biden criticises Supreme Court's verdict on former President Trump immunity
US President Joe Biden on Monday criticised a Supreme Court ruling that granted limited immunity to former President Donald Trump for actions within his constitutional powers as president, while allowing prosecution for private acts. Biden voiced his ...
Biden campaign's reset after disastrous debate looks a lot like business as usual
President Joe Biden is working to reset his campaign after a tough debate performance, shifting focus to Donald Trump and fulfilling his presidential duties. This week, Biden has attended a briefing on extreme weather, a campaign reception, a Medal of Honor ceremony, and the traditional July 4th barbecue at the White House. He plans to spend the weekend at his home in Wilmington, Delaware.
"Dangerous precedent": US President Biden criticises Supreme Court's ruling on Trump's immunity
US President Joe Biden criticized the Supreme Court's ruling granting former President Donald Trump substantial immunity from prosecution over alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. Biden called the decision a "dangerous precedent" and a "terrible disservice" to Americans, arguing that it undermines the principle that no one, including the president, is above the law. He emphasized the ruling's implications, suggesting it removes legal constraints on presidential actions and undermines the rule of law. Biden urged Americans to consider Trump's actions on January 6 when deciding his fitness for office.
Is Joe Biden a ‘10am-4pm’ president? New details emerge on how the White House has been active in shielding the president
A new report has shed light on US President Joe Biden’s mental health and his cognitive decline. The White House has been active in shielding the president and ensuring that he is not put in any situation where this cognitive decline is clearly visible.
More voters are convinced that Joe Biden should not be contesting the upcoming election after the first US Presidential debate; Democrats too are in a panic mode
A survey that was conducted after the first US Presidential Debate has revealed that a number of registered voters are of the opinion that Joe Biden should not contest the upcoming US Presidential Election in November. Many Democrats have voiced their concern and called for replacing him on the ballot.
Joe Biden's disastrous debate blamed on bad preparation, exhaustion
President Joe Biden's debate performance against Donald Trump has led to internal criticism and calls for reevaluation within the Democratic Party. Biden, appearing exhausted and unwell, struggled to counter Trump's falsehoods, prompting some to blame senior advisers for poor preparation. Major fundraiser John Morgan and others have suggested dismissing key aides, citing over-coaching. While Biden's campaign reports no major polling shifts, discussions about his 2024 candidacy and campaign strategy are intensifying among Democrats.
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Majority of US media expect President Biden to withdraw from race to save American democracy & from Trump
Top US media outlets urge caution in Biden's re-election bid due to the threat posed by Trump. The future of American democracy hangs in the balance as concerns grow over Biden's performance and the potential consequences of Trump's return to office.
US presidential debate: Private call of top Democrats fuels more insider anger about Biden's performance
Top Democratic Party leaders express mounting concern over the lack of seriousness shown by Joe Biden's campaign and the Democratic National Committee regarding the impact of the president's poor debate performance. During a call with influential committee members, concerns were raised about being asked to ignore the gravity of the situation. Some party members are publicly and privately suggesting Biden should step aside for a younger replacement at the Democratic National Convention.
US Presidential Debate: Did Jill Biden let down President Joe Biden? First Lady under fire after Joe Biden’s 'terrible' performance
Many took to social media to criticize Jill Biden after US President Joe Biden faltered during the Presidential debate. While he appeared to be weak and frail, his opponent Donald Trump took the center stage and was able to easily corner Biden on many issues.
View: Joe Biden proved his critics right
The impolite verdict: Biden blew the debate. Plain and simple. There's no way to spin the 90-minute train wreck, the blank looks, halting delivery, disjointed answers, missing punches, and gingerly exit. He couldn't deliver a knockout line even on abortion rights - the strongest issue against Trump.
Four more years? Biden and Trump take swings at each other's golf skills in their debate
During Thursday's debate between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, they covered topics including the economy, immigration, and foreign policy. However, a heated exchange over golf handicaps emerged as a notable moment. Trump boasted about his recent golf victories, emphasizing the intelligence and strength required for such achievements. Biden countered by stating he had lowered his handicap to six during his vice presidency and challenged Trump to a match under specific conditions.
US presidential debate: Biden 'like a Palestinian' in exchange on Israel, says Donald Trump
During a presidential debate at CNN headquarters, Donald Trump accused US President Joe Biden of siding with Palestinians by allegedly refusing to help Israel "finish the job" against Hamas. Trump claimed Biden has become like a weak Palestinian. Biden defended his economic record and criticized Trump, but struggled with his delivery. The debate highlighted their stark differences on issues like abortion, the economy, and foreign policy.
US Supreme Court ruling on emergency abortions offers no clarity for states
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Thursday temporarily permits abortions for women facing medical emergencies in Idaho, even though the state enforces a near-total ban on the procedure. Despite this ruling, legal experts believe it fails to clear up the widespread confusion over when emergency abortions are permissible in many states.
Trumpeting Donald Trump's felony: Joe Biden's campaign announces $50 million ad blitz
The ad push comes with Election Day still more than five months away. But Biden's campaign says it wants to more clearly define the choice between the candidates ahead of the first debate between them in Atlanta on June 27.
Donald Trump challenges Joe Biden to cognitive test but confuses name of doctor who tested him
Donald Trump suggested President Joe Biden take a cognitive test but mistakenly referred to his former physician, Rep. Ronny Jackson, as "Ronny Johnson." Trump, who took the cognitive test in 2018, questioned Biden's mental acuity during a Detroit speech. Critics seized on Trump's gaffe, with Biden's campaign highlighting the error. Trump also misrepresented a video of Biden at the G7 summit, falsely claiming Biden was confused, which Biden's campaign dismissed as misleadingly edited.
US, Europe agree to lock up Russian assets until it pays for Ukraine war, clearing way for USD 50 billion loan
The United States and European countries have agreed to freeze sanctioned Russian assets until Moscow pays reparations for its invasion of Ukraine. This move paves the way for a USD 50 billion loan package for Kyiv, with interest and income from the frozen assets to secure the loan. The agreement, to be announced at the Group of Seven summit, includes a bilateral security agreement between the US and Ukraine. However, the US will not commit troops directly to Ukraine's defense.
At 78, Donald Trump too is showing signs of aging
Donald Trump has made Joe Biden's advancing age one of his main campaign rallying points, trying to position himself as an energetic alternative to the sometimes unsteady 81-year-old Democratic incumbent. In contrast, no information has been made available in years about the health of Trump, who is known to be a fan of fast food.
President Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, is convicted of all 3 felonies in federal gun trial
Hunter Biden was convicted of felony charges in Delaware's federal court. He showed little emotion as the verdict was read and faces up to 25 years in prison. The judge, Maryellen Noreika, will determine his sentencing.
Hunter Biden case: Here's what US President Joe Biden's son was convicted of
The crimes stem from the purchase of a handgun by Hunter Biden at one of the low points of his troubled life. He had been addicted to crack cocaine, bouncing in and out of rehab, was divorced, using prostitutes and having money problems.
All okay with Joe Biden? A chair mix-up at D-day anniversary sparks health speculations
US President Joe Biden's confusion at a D-Day event in France, with wife Jill Biden and French President Macron, raises health concerns. Video shows him searching for a chair, while Jill Biden escorts him off stage. Previous incidents, like the APEC summit in California, have also fueled debates over his health. The incident has prompted diverse reactions online.
US President Joe Biden says he won't pardon son Hunter if convicted at trial in gun charges
US President Joe Biden won't pardon his son, Hunter Biden, in the federal gun charges trial. Hunter faces three charges for violating federal law. Biden is proud of Hunter's recovery from addiction.
Trump ally Steve Bannon ordered to report to prison for defying Jan. 6 probe
The order by U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols in Washington came after a federal appeals court last month rejected Bannon's bid to overturn his conviction for spurning a subpoena from a congressional panel that investigated the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Spelling Bee finalists, mostly Indian-American children, visit White House
Bruhat, sporting a yellow championship T-shirt and a red tilak on his forehead, was joined by seven other finalists, including four others of Indian descent, and their parents. The four other Indian Americans were: Rishabh Saha, 14 and Shrey Parikh, 12, from California; Aditi Muthukumar, 13, from Colorado; and Ananya Rao Prasanna, 13, from North Carolina.
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