President Joe Biden has been subjected to calls for his resignation, which are more about political infighting than actual debate, and the United States Supreme Court has ruled that presidential “official acts” of violence, crime, repression, voter suppression, and insurrection are immune from prosecution.
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Biden defies calls to step down, asserts commitment to 2024 Presidential Race
President Joe Biden has declared his commitment to staying in the 2024 presidential race, rejecting calls from Democrats to step aside, and emphasized the importance of respecting the primary process and the voters’ decision.
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June jobs report reflects Biden’s steady economic leadership, record job creation
The Biden-Harris administration has been as effective as any other in American history, with the economy adding 206,000 jobs in June, marking the 42nd consecutive month of job growth, and with teen employment reaching new heights.
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Biden defies calls to step down, asserts commitment to 2024 Presidential race
Biden’s two-page letter, which his campaign released, emphasized his resolve to stick with it and rally the party against the twice-impeached former President Donald Trump, who has been convicted of 34 criminal felony charges, massive business fraud, and a jury found him responsible of sexually assaulting a woman.
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Biden Campaign Faces an Urgent Challenge to Reconnect with Black Voters
Black Democrats and operatives are expressing concerns about the Biden campaign’s communication efforts with Black voters, as they have not effectively conveyed the administration’s accomplishments to the Black community.
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President Biden Signs Legislation Banning TikTok
President Biden signed a bill approving the ban of TikTok, adding significant pressure on the platform to find a new owner.
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Outcry grows over Gaza airstrike; Biden urges swift ceasefire in statement
Seven humanitarian workers were killed in an Israeli airstrike on a World Central Kitchen-operated aid convoy, sparking international outrage and calls for an immediate ceasefire.
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Biden and allies forge legal arsenal amid concern of Trump’s election sabotage
President Joe Biden and his allies are preparing for a potential showdown in the 2024 presidential election, with the Democratic National Committee and legal experts preparing to thwart any attempts at electoral subversion.
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OP-ED: Biden deserves credit not complacency
When President Biden took office, the country was in the grip of a global pandemic. Businesses were shuttering, schools were closing, and people were dying. The country needed leadership. Unfortunately, we had a showman at the helm when a statesman was needed. Forty-five was pre-occupied with scoring political points and securing media hits. And when voters were given a chance to express themselves, by a margin of nearly seven million votes, they chose statesmanship over showmanship.
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Supreme Court Justice Jackson Proclaims: ‘We’ve Made It. All of Us’
By Stacy M. Brown The Times Weekly, News Two hundred and thirty-two years, 116 justices, 108 white men, six women, 2 Black men, and 1 Latinx woman later, the United States Supreme Court finally has an African American woman serving as Associate Justice. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson earned confirmation with a 53-47 vote, breaking the […]
