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US Elections: Kamala Harris Leans On Enthusiasm Of Black Voters
One recent New York Times/Siena poll that set off alarm bells said Harris has only 78 percent Black support, compared to approximately 90 percent for President Joe Biden when he defeated Trump four years ago.
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Joe Biden Mistakes Dead Leader For Living One, Second Time In A Week
US President Joe Biden has confused a European leader with a dead predecessor for the second time in a week, telling a campaign event he met Helmut Kohl four years after the German chancellor passed away.
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"Get Out" Of White House More: Joe Biden's Plan For 2nd Year In Office
President Joe Biden on Wednesday vowed to "get out" out the White House more often and travel across the United States, at a press conference to mark his first year in office.
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"No Apologies For What I Did": Joe Biden Reflects On US' Afghanistan Exit
US President Joe Biden on Wednesday defended his decision to pull out from Afghanistan and said "I make no apologies for what I did".
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US Inflation Control Will "Be A Haul": Joe Biden Amid Low Approval Rating
Lowering the record rate of US inflation will "be a haul," President Joe Biden said Wednesday, but he insisted the price increases will subside if supply chain snarls and component shortages are resolved.
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Joe Biden Asserts "Enormous Progress" Made On Completing 1 Year In Office
A defiant President Joe Biden acknowledged missteps over the still-raging pandemic Wednesday but hailed a year of "enormous progress" on the US economy as he took stock of his first year in office.
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One Year Of Joe Biden's US Presidency: How Is He Doing So Far?
US President Joe Biden came in facing extraordinary challenges: a nation divided after the Donald Trump years, the Covid pandemic, and an economy in tumult.
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What Is The Filibuster On Voting Rights? Joe Biden's New Agenda
One year into his presidency, Joe Biden has seen his legislative agenda effectively stalled in Congress even though his own party narrowly controls both chambers.
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Opinion: "I Don't Know," Says Biden On Omicron
The challenge that Omicron has thrown to Joe Biden's presidency comes when there seems to be a consensus among America-watchers that in Congressional elections due in November next year, the Democrats might lose one if not both houses.
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Xi, Biden Likely To Agree To Reopen Consulates, Report Says
President Joe Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are likely to announce the reopening of consulates shuttered last year, Politico reported, which would be one of the biggest steps yet to repair ties fractured during the Trump administration.
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US Elections: Kamala Harris Leans On Enthusiasm Of Black Voters
One recent New York Times/Siena poll that set off alarm bells said Harris has only 78 percent Black support, compared to approximately 90 percent for President Joe Biden when he defeated Trump four years ago.
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Joe Biden Mistakes Dead Leader For Living One, Second Time In A Week
US President Joe Biden has confused a European leader with a dead predecessor for the second time in a week, telling a campaign event he met Helmut Kohl four years after the German chancellor passed away.
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"Get Out" Of White House More: Joe Biden's Plan For 2nd Year In Office
President Joe Biden on Wednesday vowed to "get out" out the White House more often and travel across the United States, at a press conference to mark his first year in office.
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"No Apologies For What I Did": Joe Biden Reflects On US' Afghanistan Exit
US President Joe Biden on Wednesday defended his decision to pull out from Afghanistan and said "I make no apologies for what I did".
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US Inflation Control Will "Be A Haul": Joe Biden Amid Low Approval Rating
Lowering the record rate of US inflation will "be a haul," President Joe Biden said Wednesday, but he insisted the price increases will subside if supply chain snarls and component shortages are resolved.
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Joe Biden Asserts "Enormous Progress" Made On Completing 1 Year In Office
A defiant President Joe Biden acknowledged missteps over the still-raging pandemic Wednesday but hailed a year of "enormous progress" on the US economy as he took stock of his first year in office.
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One Year Of Joe Biden's US Presidency: How Is He Doing So Far?
US President Joe Biden came in facing extraordinary challenges: a nation divided after the Donald Trump years, the Covid pandemic, and an economy in tumult.
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What Is The Filibuster On Voting Rights? Joe Biden's New Agenda
One year into his presidency, Joe Biden has seen his legislative agenda effectively stalled in Congress even though his own party narrowly controls both chambers.
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Opinion: "I Don't Know," Says Biden On Omicron
The challenge that Omicron has thrown to Joe Biden's presidency comes when there seems to be a consensus among America-watchers that in Congressional elections due in November next year, the Democrats might lose one if not both houses.
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Xi, Biden Likely To Agree To Reopen Consulates, Report Says
President Joe Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are likely to announce the reopening of consulates shuttered last year, Politico reported, which would be one of the biggest steps yet to repair ties fractured during the Trump administration.
