Presidency of Joe Biden News & Breaking Stories

Severe storms hit central and southeast U.S., Biden won't supply offensive weapons to Israel, Stormy Daniels testifies in Trump trial.

House lawmakers to investigate alleged extreme environmental activist group influence at DOI in upcoming hearing led by Rep. Paul Gosar.

DeWine denies knowledge of $4 million dark money, distracted driving tickets soar, Texas PAC influences Ohio House Republicans, and more news.

US restricts travel in Israel as Iran threatens retaliation for April 1 airstrike. Biden fears attack "sooner than later." Israel warns Iran.

White House cancels $153 billion in student loan debt, GOP criticizes move, experts warn of economic implications and taxpayer costs.

Celebrities at 2024 Oscars raise awareness for Israel-Gaza war, wearing red Artists4Ceasefire pins. Calls for ceasefire and humanitarian aid.

Katie Porter, known for her white board tactics, lost the Senate primary in California, blaming billionaires for rigging the election.

Pelosi criticized for insisting Biden should call Laken Riley's suspected murderer 'undocumented' instead of 'illegal' during State of the Union.

New bill threatens to ban TikTok in the U.S. within six months unless it cuts ties with China's ByteDance. TikTokers outraged.

Alabama Senator Katie Britt to deliver GOP response to President Biden's 2024 State of the Union, offering stark contrast and hope.

Biden administration hires activist to promote transgenderism globally, sparking controversy. Taxpayer-funded envoy pushes far-left gender ideology at Pride events.

Haiti imposes curfew after violence erupts, with gangs freeing inmates and attacking state institutions. State of emergency declared.

Trump considering anti-LGBTQ+ Texas Governor Greg Abbott as running mate, praising his actions against trans rights and drag performances.

Michigan's primary election could be a game-changer in the 2024 presidential race as voters express discontent with Biden and Trump.

Progressives celebrate Biden's $1.2 billion student loan forgiveness, but push for more and criticize conservatives who argue the cancellation is unfair.

President Biden proposes new student loan forgiveness plan targeting struggling borrowers, aiming to provide relief for those facing financial hardship.

Republicans push back on Biden's student loan debt cancelation plan, claiming it's unfair to taxpayers and those who didn't go to college.

Trump's lawyer vows to fight after judge orders him to pay $355 million in fraud case. New York AG praises ruling.

White House Advisor to meet House leaders to address national security threat. Intelligence Committee seeks declassification of sensitive Russian capability.

Republican Rep. Mike Turner urges Biden to declassify info about "serious" national security threat, but details remain unclear. Democratic lawmakers caution.

GOP's Gallagher won't run for a fifth term after refusing to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, angering fellow Republicans.

South Dakota governor Kristi Noem criticizes Biden's immigration policies, says he's weak and not in charge, calls it a socialist, communist agenda.

National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan criticized Johnson's letter on NBC's "Meet the Press." House Speaker Mike Johnson defended his push for Israel aid.

Supreme Court grants Biden admin win in Texas border dispute, allowing removal of razor wire. Texas vows to keep fighting.

Tesla shares edged higher in early Monday trading after a Wall Street analyst cut his price target on the group.

Biden administration approves $4.9 billion in student loan debt relief for 73,600 borrowers, bringing total loan forgiveness to $136.6 billion.

Judge sides with Biden administration, blocking JetBlue from buying Spirit Airlines, saying it would reduce competition and raise fares.

Biden administration renews taxpayer-funded protection for Pompeo and aide due to "serious and credible" threats from Iran. Middle East tensions soar.

Apple has removed the best Apple Watch models from its online store in anticipation of a ban on imports.

Apple to stop selling Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 in the U.S. following patent infringement ruling. Analysts expect minimal impact.

Washington DC policymakers mock human rights, democracy, and the rule of law. The U.S. is using Pakistan for its own interests.

Education Department updates student loan forgiveness application for borrowers with disabling medical conditions, expanding access and simplifying the process.

Small Business Saturday is approaching, and small business owners are finding ways to survive and thrive despite economic uncertainties. #smallbusiness

Hamas' first hostage release confirms that they are ruthless liars who will victimize anyone and think they can manipulate America.

Rapper Cardi B speaks out against President Biden's administration and expresses her disappointment with the economy and budget cuts.

Pro-Palestinian protestors shut down the Bay Bridge for four hours with a protest, leading to 50 arrests and 15 cars towed.

"U.S. President Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping meet to ease tensions over military conflicts, drug-trafficking, and artificial intelligence."

President Biden's National Security Adviser, Jake Sullivan, thanked China for helping return a U.S. soldier from North Korea.

A State Department official resigned after Biden pledged $100 billion in aid to Israel, expressing disapproval over US military support.

House Democrats rally behind Representative Hakeem Jeffries as their pick for speaker, despite him failing to reach the majority threshold.

Palestinian-American Congresswoman blames Israel's "apartheid" government for Hamas attack, faces backlash. Calls for lifting blockade, ending occupation, and dismantling apartheid system.

Middle East conflict escalates as Hamas launches surprise invasion of Israel, leading to casualties and hostage situations. US involvement and Saudi-Israeli relations questioned.

Former Vice President Mike Pence criticizes President Biden's decision to continue construction on the border wall, calling it "too little too late."

Rep. Dean Phillips of Minnesota steps down from House Democratic leadership, fueling speculation about a third-party bid for presidency.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene proposes cutting Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's salary to $1, but the proposal is unlikely to pass.

American soldier Travis King, who ran across the border into North Korea in July, has been transferred to U.S. custody and is on his way back to the United States.

Dana Perino questions Trump's decision to skip the second Republican debate, calling it a missed opportunity.

The federal government is offering free at-home COVID-19 tests again to slow the spread of the virus during the fall and winter seasons.

Senator Bob Menendez vows to fight new federal corruption charges against him, adopting a defiant stance similar to his previous trial.

The Biden Administration is providing free Covid-19 test kits to Americans starting Sept. 25, with four tests per household available through covidtests.gov. The kits can detect the latest variants and will be available until the end of December. The program's costs are unclear, but in 2022, three companies were awarded $2 billion to provide 380 million free test kits. The announcement comes a year after President Biden declared the pandemic over. Insurance companies are no longer covering the cost of test kits, and the government has also granted $600 million to 12 Covid-19 test manufacturers.