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President Biden and former President Donald Trump are set to meet on the debate stage on Thursday in Atlanta, a high-stakes moment for the presidential race, given that it is the first time and one of the only times the two candidates will appear side by side during the race.
Four years ago, Rev. James Woodall was driven to mobilize new, first-time voters to back Joe Biden during a summer of unrest sparked by COVID-19 fears and racial justice protests after George Floyd was killed by police.
President Biden will slap tariffs on $18 billion of imports of goods from China including electric vehicles, semiconductors, and medical products to protect the strategic sectors and punish China for unfair trade practices.
The Biden administration is getting ready to announce new tariffs on imports of goods from China — products like electric vehicles deemed to be policy priorities.
EASTON, Pa. — Luis Escarraman says he is nostalgic for the Trump economy.The 41-year-old Republican owns his own truck and hauls freight from New Jersey to California. Maintenance, parts, diesel fuel — it has all become so pricey, he said.
President Biden wants to triple tariffs on imports of Chinese steel and aluminum, a case he will make in a speech on Wednesday at the headquarters of the United Steelworkers union in Pittsburgh, White House officials told reporters ahead of the remarks.
President Biden met with a small group of Muslims at the White House on Wednesday — a conversation that became another sign of how contentious his relationship with Arab-Americans and Muslims has become because of the war in Gaza.
The White House is planning to host a small, solemn Ramadan iftar dinner this Tuesday evening – a scaled-down version of the traditional celebration given the ongoing war in Gaza, according to two people familiar with the White House's plans. They spoke on the condition of anonymity ahead of any public announcement.