Biden administration to ship free 400 million N95 masks across the US starting this week
The Biden administration plans to begin shipping free masks this week, making them available late next week, as the omicron surge breaks records.
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Biden won’t seek to extend enhanced $300 unemployment benefits past Sept. 6
The Biden administration is urging states to use COVID-19 emergency funds if they want to extend the benefits on their own.
‘We must act’: Biden calls for gun violence legislation after Indianapolis FedEx shooting
Friday marked the fourth time since March 18 the White House flag has been lowered following violence. “We must act,” President Joe Biden says.
Biden directs states to make all adults eligible for COVID vaccines by May 1
Biden said America will start getting closer to normal by the Fourth of July if ‘we all do our part’ in the coming weeks.
President-elect Joe Biden, VP-elect Kamala Harris talk of unity, healing in acceptance speeches
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris addressed the American people for the first time after securing their wins for president and vice president.
How Joe Biden flipped the electoral map and won the presidency with room to spare
Inroads with Democrats mean Joe Biden could have lost two out of three Rust Belt states and still reached 270 electoral votes.
Elizabeth Warren ends her presidential campaign, holds off on endorsement
Warren never rebounded after disappointing finishes in Iowa and New Hampshire. Poor performance in later states saw her trailing Sanders and Biden.
Lori Loughlin’s attorneys say new evidence proves innocence; trial set for October
A lawyer for Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli says “This is precisely the kind of exculpatory… information defendants have been seeking.”
Bernie Sanders’ campaign defends narrow win in New Hampshire after big 2016 showing
Sen. Bernie Sanders won New Hampshire by fewer than two percentage points Tuesday. In 2016, he won the state by more than 22 percentage points.
Felicity Huffman sentenced: 2 weeks in prison, $30,000 fine for college admissions scandal
Huffman is the first parent sentenced in the nation’s college admissions scandal. “Trying to be a good mother doesn’t excuse us,” said the judge.