Executive Branch

‘Black history is American history,’ the president said during a speech at the African-American museum in Washington.

The FAA now has investments to increase safety, hire thousands of needed air traffic controllers, and improve airport infrastructure nationwide.

Plans would prevent companies from applying for new coal mining rights on federally owned lands in the Powder River Basin in Wyoming and Montana.

The attorney general has failed to turn over subpoenaed recordings of Biden’s interview with special counsel Hur to two House committees.

Immigration judges in five U.S. cities will be tasked to render a final decision on the cases of these illegal immigrants within 180 days.

The 50-year change in U.S. drug policy comes after nearly 40 U.S. states have moved to legalize marijuana for medical or recreational use.

President Joe Biden champions stock market’s all-time highs.

The protections include a crackdown on solar imports from Asia and improvements to current tax credits.

The move comes just hours before the two House panels are set to begin drafting a resolution to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt.

‘We will continue to back Ukraine with the equipment that it needs to succeed, that it needs to win,’ Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.

The Chinese regime has improved influence operations tools such as TikTok, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies to use against targets.

Senior administration officials also condemned the regime’s continued repression of Nicaraguans’ human rights and freedom of expression.

EcoHealth Alliance’s access to American taxpayer money has been cut off, at least for now.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s visit comes after Congress approved a long-awaited $61 billion aid package for Ukraine in April.

The White House called the bill ‘a misguided reaction to a deliberate distortion of the Administration’s approach to Israel.’