Monday 8 August, 2022
The US President had tested positive for Covid and returned to isolation on 30 July.
Biden’s physician Kevin O’Connor said his antigen test this morning was negative.
If convicted, the two-time Olympic gold medalist could face 10 years in prison.
The US president said that US intelligence officials tracked al-Zawahri to a home in downtown Kabul where he was hiding out with his family.
The US president contracted the virus last week but came out of isolation on Wednesday after returning two negative antigens.
The leaders of China and US agreed to hold their first in-person summit.
The US president is fever-free, according to his physician.
The 79-year-old president said his voice is still raspy and he still has nasal congestion, but he is ‘on my way to fully recovered, God willing’.
The US president completed his first full day of Paxlovid, the antiviral therapy treatment meant to reduce the severity of Covid.
The US president is experiencing ‘very mild symptoms’, the White House said today.
Biden is looking to use the visit to the Middle East to discuss volatile oil prices and outline his vision for Washington’s role in the region.
Biden became the first US leader to fly directly from Israel to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
He was speaking at East Jerusalem Hospital.
The messages could be crucial to the House of Representatives and Justice Department investigations into 6 January
Biden will hold talks with Israeli leaders for two days before meeting Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in the occupied West Bank.
The US President said the fastest way to restore the Roe V Wade ruling is “to pass a national law” codifying it.
Biden described the US Supreme Court’s decision to end the constitutional right to abortion as “destabilising”.
While Joe Biden says it falls short of what’s really needed, he added that it will “save lives.”
Soaring inflation and supply-chain issues have increased pessimism.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that serious battles were ongoing in Severodonetsk, a city in the east.
The US President condemned the refusal of a majority of Republican senators to support tougher laws as “unconscionable”.
The US Justice Department announced on Sunday that it will review the police response and make its findings public.
Harrowing accounts emerged of the ordeal faced by survivors of Tuesday’s attack on an elementary school.
US President Joe Biden will visit the town tomorrow.
The date of the signing is highly symbolic, coming exactly two years after Floyd’s death, which triggered huge nationwide demonstrations.
A Chinese official referred to the Taiwan issue as a “purely internal affair for China”, in reaction to Biden’s remark.
The Ukrainian President described the bombardment of Severodonetsk, where 12 people were reportedly killed, as “brutal and absolutely pointless”.
The Moscow-installed administration said there would be a “request to make Kherson region a full subject of the Russian Federation.”
Acknowledging the billions of dollars already spent by the United States, Biden said “caving to aggression is even more costly.”
Press Secretary Jen Psaki called for restraint after reports of demonstrations outside the homes of two Supreme Court justices.
US President Joe Biden poked fun at his slumping poll ratings and took several digs at his predecessor Donald Trump.
Geraldine Byrne Nason will take over the role of Irish Ambassador to Washington in early Autumn.
“It’s become clearer and clearer that Putin is just trying to wipe out the idea of even being able to be a Ukrainian,” Joe Biden said.
The law has catapulted Florida and Ron DeSantis, a potential 2024 Republican presidential candidate, to the forefront of the US’s culture wars.
At the weekend, Biden remarked that the Russian President “cannot remain in power”.
The US President’s apparently unscripted call caused the White House to scramble to row back on the remark.
