Joe Biden

Biden emphasized that the Houthi attacks endangered US personnel, civilian mariners, and global trade, threatening the freedom of navigation.

President Biden referred to the events as the "Day of Infamy," emphasizing the gravity of the attack on the Capitol.

Addressing Americans near Valley Forge in Pennsylvania, Biden spoke of the urgent need to protect democracy, emphasizing that the democracy Americans fought for is under threat.

In his inaugural campaign speech for the year, Biden posed a pivotal question, stating, “Today we’re here to answer the most important of questions: Is democracy still America’s sacred cause? It’s what the 2024 election is all about.”

In a congratulatory message sent to U.S. President Joe Biden on the occasion of the 45th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries, Xi Jinping conveyed his sentiments, as reported by Xinhua news agency.

The $147.5 million arms sale is geared towards bolstering the capabilities of Israel, a crucial ally, particularly following its recent acquisition of nearly 14,000 rounds of 155mm shells in early December.

President Biden pledged to persist in efforts to secure the release of other hostages still held by Hamas. Judith Weinstein, 70, was the last missing Canadian from the October 7 attack.

The Global Times, a prominent Chinese newspaper, highlighted a video meeting between top military officials General Liu Zhenli of China and General Charles Q.

On the flip side, they could re-elect a "deeply unpopular incumbent of an advanced age whose vice president stands poised to become the first female chief executive in the history of the US

Governor Abbott emphasized the need for these measures due to the surge in illegal border crossings following the elimination of certain Trump administration policies by President Biden.