Rob Crilly
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Biden says he looks forward to working with Russia on carbon removal
President Joe Biden said he looked forward to working with Russia on technology to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere as he addressed the second day of the White House climate summit. → Read More
Biden to demand employers offer paid time off for coronavirus vaccinations
President Joe Biden will call on all employers to allow staff to have paid time off to get coronavirus vaccines as he attempts to use a Wednesday address to turn to a new phase in his immunization strategy and reach millions of working-age adults who have put off getting their shots. → Read More
Biden uses meeting with Japanese PM to show focus on China threat
President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga pledged to work together to advance the rule of law and democracy after a day of discussions about how best to tackle the rise of China. → Read More
White House condemns 'perplexing' politics of gun control after Indianapolis mass shooting
The White House upped the pressure on Congress and states to take tougher action on guns in the wake of the country’s latest mass shooting in Indianapolis, saying the president would not give up simply because the politics of the issue present “perplexing" challenges. → Read More
'Take out the trash day' returns to White House under Biden
A controversial move to appease the left on the Supreme Court and a plum job for the wife of a crucial senator. → Read More
Biden triggers definition wars as he moves forward with his agenda
President Joe Biden may not advertise it, but his $2.3 trillion spending plan contains his most radical idea yet. It is one that traces its origins to Marxist, feminist thought, and it is set out in a proposal that seeks to inject $400 billion into caregiving, providing seniors with more medical care at home under the umbrella of rebuilding the country’s infrastructure. → Read More
Gas tax not on table in infrastructure talks as White House admits Biden 'garble'
President Joe Biden raised the idea of a gas tax increase during a meeting with lawmakers only to then shoot it down, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said as she attempted to clean up what she referred to as a “garble.” → Read More
Trump golf club plans membership hike to $350,000 as good times return to Palm Beach
Former President Donald Trump’s golf club in West Palm Beach is more than doubling its initiation fee, according to members who say a surge in interest means the price is going up to $350,000. → Read More
Hunter Biden jokes that keeping his pants on was a 'problem' when he was on crack
President Joe Biden’s son Hunter joked that “pants were the problem” during his crack-addled days in a lighthearted interview with late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel to promote his new memoir. → Read More
Culture wars: Stephen Miller targets transgender sports and critical race theory with legal group
Stephen Miller is setting his sights on America’s culture wars with his new legal group and a list of targets that includes transgender issues, law enforcement, and critical race theory. → Read More
'Georgia has to smarten up': Biden says it is up to the Masters whether it dumps state over voting laws
President Joe Biden said it is up to the parent company of the Masters to decide whether to move the country’s most famous golf tournament out of Georgia as he again criticized what he called the state’s new “Jim Crow” voting law. → Read More
Hunter Biden says psychedelic toad venom kept him sober for a year
President Joe Biden’s son Hunter tried everything to wean himself off alcohol and crack — from yoga and therapy to psychoactive drugs and the anesthetic ketamine. → Read More
Trump says he is considering first rally since leaving office as he floats 2024 run
Former President Donald Trump says he is considering holding a rally in the near future as he continues to tease the idea of a 2024 run for the White House. → Read More
Biden's first press conference delivers head-scratching moments and ammunition for Republicans
There were hesitations, a verbal slip, and one senior moment. But for 59 minutes, President Joe Biden cleared the low bar for success by fending off questions about the crisis at the border, bringing home troops from Afghanistan, and his plans for gun control by simply saying wait and see. → Read More
Biden says he plans to run again in 2024
President Joe Biden said he intended to run for the White House again in 2024 but shied away from making a promise to seek reelection when he would be 82. → Read More
Biden says 100M relief checks distributed by Wednesday
The Biden administration will have sent 100 million checks to families by Wednesday, President Biden said as he touted the benefits of his $1.9 trillion spending package during a visit to Columbus, Ohio. → Read More
Joe Biden is 'Bernie Sanders on steroids,' says Trump
Former President Donald Trump dismissed President Biden as “Bernie Sanders on steroids” in a Monday interview, warning Republicans are in danger of failing to prevent Democratic attacks on the Second Amendment or their pursuit of liberal policies. → Read More
Kamala Harris says she stands in solidarity with Asian Americans after Atlanta shootings
Vice President Kamala Harris condemned the shooting in Atlanta and said she stood with the Asian-American community as it reeled from the death toll in an attack on massage parlors. → Read More
White House finally announces date for Biden press conference
President Biden will finally hold his first press conference on March 25, according to the White House. → Read More
White House praises 'courage' of Meghan and Harry after interview
White House press secretary Jen Psaki praised the "courage" of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and Prince Harry for speaking out about mental health after their prime-time interview with Oprah Winfrey. → Read More