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Biden repeated he strongly supported a ban on assault weapons and even a ban on magazines holding more than ten rounds.

Harris first welcomed Suga to the United States prior to their meeting in her office in the Executive Office Building across the street from the White House.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki acknowledged Thursday that migrant families were “self-separating” to get their children into the United States.

Former President George W. Bush urged Americans Friday to join him in supporting widespread amnesty for illegal immigrants brought to the United States as children and those living in the country illegally.

Joe Biden detailed new sanctions on Russia on Thursday but warned Russian President Vladimir Putin against escalating a conflict. Biden called for both countries to work together on shared interests, despite his latest round of sanctions in response to the SolarWinds hack.

President Joe Biden’s White House continued using largely debunked reports of Russia paying bounties to the Taliban on Thursday to defend new sanctions on Russia.

Pence thanked the staff at the Inova Heart and Vascular Institute in Fairfax, Virginia, and his personal physicians for his care. 

White House press secretary Jen Psaki avoided questions on whether President Joe Biden supported legislation congressional Democrats introduced Thursday to increase membership on the Supreme Court to thirteen.

Sen. Murkowski told reporters on Capitol Hill Tuesday she had not made a decision about her political future but was still preparing her options.

At this point, Wyoming State Sen. Anthony Bouchard and State Rep. Chuck Gray both announced a campaign against Cheney in the 2022 Republican primary.

President Joe Biden announced his decision Wednesday to fully withdraw troops from Afghanistan by September 11, 2021.

Kamala Harris explained most people in Central American countries did not want to leave their homes where they were familiar with the language and culture.

Vice President Kamala Harris revealed Wednesday she would travel to Guatemala and Mexico to address the “root causes” of mass migration to the United States.

President Joe Biden traveled to an outpatient center on Wednesday with his wife First Lady Jill Biden, according to the White House.

Tlaib described policing in the United States as “inherently and intentionally racist” and “government-funded murder” in a post on social media on Monday in reaction to the police shooting of Daunte Wright.

President Joe Biden reassured Americans the United States had enough coronavirus vaccines, even without the Johnson & Johnson vaccine federal health officials paused Tuesday.

The president noted that this was the “second time in two months” to have a ceremony to honor a slain Capitol Police officer, and commented on the increased level of danger surrounding the Capitol building.

Dr. Anthony Fauci defended the decision to pause the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine by the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control on Tuesday.

The White House added that Biden “voiced our concerns over the sudden Russian military build-up in occupied Crimea and on Ukraine’s borders, and called on Russia to de-escalate tensions.”

The president defended the “extraordinary” results of the vaccine but lamented the company’s vaccine would never recover its reputation after the pause was announced by federal regulators. 

Former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama voiced Tuesday their support to “reimagine policing” in American communities in reaction to the latest police shooting of Daunte Wright in Minnesota. “Our hearts are heavy over yet another shooting

President Joe Biden celebrated the beginning of Ramadan Monday evening, criticizing Americans for fueling hatred of Muslim-Americans.

President Joe Biden failed to offer any short-term solutions to the semiconductor shortage in the United States, choosing instead to promote his multi-trillion-dollar spending plan on Monday. Biden joined a White House video conference meeting Monday afternoon with his advisers

President Joe Biden defended Monday his bi-partisan meeting at the White House on infrastructure, despite Republicans dismissing the event as more empty “window dressing.”

Earlier in the afternoon, White House press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters at the press briefing that President Biden would publicly address the shooting during a video conference meeting with CEOs to address the shortage of semiconductor chips.

Joe Biden added that “peaceful protest” of the police shooting was “understandable.”

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Monday the administration would continue working to encourage white conservatives to get the coronavirus vaccine.

Four Republican members of Congress plan to meet President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris Monday to discuss his $2.5 trillion proposed spending plan.

The White House continues citing an old Gary Cohn interview out of context to suggest he is supporting Biden’s $2.5 trillion spending plan. President Donald Trump’s former economic advisor Gary Cohn has not endorsed President Biden’s plan.

In October 2020, Biden said in an interview he would put together a “bipartisan commission” to address the Supreme Court “because it’s getting out of whack.”