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Joe Biden

Former U.S. President
Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. was born on November 20, 1942, in Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science and history from the University of Delaware in 1965 and a Juris Doctor degree from Syracuse University College of Law in 1968. His political career began with his election to the U.S. Senate representing Delaware, where he served from 1973 to 2009. From 2009 to 2017, he held the position of Vice President of the United States under President Barack Obama, and from 2021 to 2025, he served as the 46th President of the United States.
1973-2009
Served as a senator from Delaware, becoming one of the youngest U.S. senators
1994
Helped pass the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
2010
Supported the Affordable Care Act
2021
Became the 46th President of the United States
2021
Rejoined the U.S. to the Paris Climate Agreement
2021
Signed the American Rescue Plan Act
2021
Signed the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
2022
Signed the Inflation Reduction Act
2022
Appointed Ketanji Brown Jackson as the first Black woman to the U.S. Supreme Court
2022
United over 50 countries to provide aid to Ukraine
2023
Made an unannounced visit to Kyiv, reaffirming support for Ukraine
2024
Signed a bilateral security agreement between Ukraine and the U.S
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US does not see Ukraine in NATO, Kyiv's position on membership remains unchanged - Zelenskyy

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that before the full-scale war, he directly raised the issue of Ukraine's NATO membership with then-US President Joe Biden, but received a clear refusal. Zelenskyy emphasized that he does not consider it necessary to change the Constitution of Ukraine due to the position of other states.

Politics • December 18, 02:42 PM • 3187 views
On the White House's "presidential walk of fame," Biden was called "Sleepy Joe" and "the worst president."

Signs were installed on the White House grounds along Donald Trump's "Presidential Walk of Fame," where Joe Biden was called "the worst president. " There are also descriptions of other presidents, including Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, with politicized assessments.

News of the World • December 18, 11:48 AM • 3379 views
"I inherited a mess, but I'll fix it": Trump addresses the nation

US President Donald Trump, in an address to the nation, criticized his predecessor Joe Biden, stating that he inherited a "mess. " He did not touch upon the topic of Russia's war against Ukraine or events surrounding Venezuela.

Politics • December 18, 03:27 AM • 46272 views
Putin called European leaders "piglets" and stated that Russia would achieve its military goals by force or diplomatically

Vladimir Putin stated that Russia would achieve its military goals in Ukraine by force or diplomatically, calling European leaders "piglets. " He accused the previous US administration of provoking the conflict and threatened to liberate "historical lands" on the battlefield.

War in Ukraine • December 17, 02:39 PM • 4196 views
Lawsuit filed against Trump in US over construction of ballroom in White House

The National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States has sued Donald Trump over the construction of a ballroom in the White House. The organization claims that the president does not have the right to change the historic appearance of the residence without following established procedures.

News of the World • December 13, 06:38 AM • 5420 views
US restricted intelligence sharing with Israel in 2024 due to Gaza war

The United States of America temporarily reduced intelligence sharing with Israel in the second half of 2024. This was due to concerns about the methods of warfare in the Gaza Strip and the lack of guarantees regarding compliance with the laws of war.

Politics • December 13, 03:44 AM • 5725 views
Trump approved Ukraine's strikes on Russia's 'shadow fleet' - media

According to The Atlantic, Trump did not object to strikes on Russia's oil logistics in international waters and, in several cases, approved the transfer of intelligence to Kyiv, which was used to target Russia's oil infrastructure.

War in Ukraine • December 12, 07:53 PM • 13391 views
Major automakers say China poses a "clear and present danger" to the US auto industry

Leading US automakers have urged Washington to prevent state-backed Chinese automakers and battery manufacturers from opening factories. They warn that China poses a direct threat to the US auto industry due to subsidies and oversupply.

News of the World • December 11, 08:03 PM • 5778 views
"Finally, we are not fighting this alone": Orban praised the resonant US national security strategy

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban fully supported the US criticism of the EU, calling it the most important document of recent years. He noted that Americans see Europe's economic dead end and civilizational crisis.

News of the World • December 11, 11:56 AM • 3117 views
Oil companies offered $279 million for drilling in the Gulf of Mexico

The first sale of oil leases in the Gulf of Mexico brought in $279 million from 30 companies. This is part of Republican efforts to increase fossil fuel production in the US.

Economy • December 10, 08:07 PM • 6065 views
Trump's approval rating rises to 41 percent – Reuters poll results

US President Donald Trump's approval rating has risen to 41% according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. The increase was due to growing support for his economic policies among Republicans.

Politics • December 9, 04:18 PM • 5404 views
Trump called Zelenskyy a “great salesman” who got $350 billion from “crazy” Biden

According to the US president, Zelenskyy allegedly forced Joe Biden to give Ukraine $350 billion, as a result of which Ukraine, in Trump's opinion, lost 25% of its territory.

War in Ukraine • December 9, 01:24 PM • 13536 views
"You know what I gave them? Nothing" - Trump criticized Biden's aid to Ukraine and called the journalist "disgusting"Video

Donald Trump criticized financial aid to Ukraine from Biden, comparing it to his administration, which provided only "Javelins. " He also made a harsh personal statement to the reporter, calling her "disgusting."

Politics • December 8, 08:56 PM • 12590 views
Trump announces rollback of Biden-era gasoline car requirements

Donald Trump is revoking federal fuel economy standards set by the Biden administration, easing fuel efficiency requirements for gasoline-powered cars. This decision lowers the required fuel efficiency to 34 miles per gallon by 2031 instead of 50 miles per gallon.

News of the World • December 4, 07:08 AM • 4013 views
Trump pardons Democratic congressman: Henry Cuellar, accused of bribery, and his wife freed from punishment

Trump granted a full and unconditional pardon to Democratic Representative from Texas Henry Cuellar and his wife Imelda. They were accused of receiving nearly $600,000 in bribes in schemes benefiting an Azerbaijani state energy company and a Mexican bank.

Politics • December 3, 07:17 PM • 5155 views
Trump revokes all Biden pardons signed with an autopen

Donald Trump stated that he is revoking all of Joe Biden's pardons signed with a pen, claiming that this makes them invalid. Trump also questioned Biden's mental fitness.

Politics • December 3, 07:29 AM • 4041 views
Trump said the US is no longer funding the conflict in Ukraine and is looking for a path to peaceVideo

Donald Trump announced that the US is no longer funding the conflict in Ukraine, and that this support is being provided by NATO countries. American representatives are actively working in Russia to resolve the war.

Politics • December 2, 05:44 PM • 18512 views
Putin's envoy Dmitriev boasted about receiving an award from the US for promoting dialogue with RussiaPhoto

Kirill Dmitriev, a Kremlin representative, was awarded by the American Chamber of Commerce for his leadership in promoting dialogue between the US and Russia. He stated that over 150 American companies operate in Russia, and Biden's policies have led to a loss of $300 billion in potential profits.

Politics • November 30, 11:37 AM • 7549 views
Trump annulled most of Biden's decrees due to "autopen" and hinted at his third presidential term

The current US President Donald Trump decided to annul over 90% of the decrees and official decisions of his predecessor Joe Biden because Biden used an "autopen" when signing documents.

Politics • November 28, 08:34 PM • 5854 views
"Are you clueless?": Trump lashed out at another reporterVideo

Donald Trump asked a journalist, "Are you clueless?" during a press conference. This happened after he announced the death of Sarah Backstrom, one of two National Guard service members wounded in the attack.

News of the World • November 28, 09:05 AM • 5637 views
Washington Shooting: Trump administration to check green cards of immigrants from 19 countries

The Donald Trump administration is initiating a review of green cards for immigrants from 19 high-risk countries following a shooting in Washington, which injured two National Guardsmen. This decision was made after the shooting suspect was identified as an Afghan citizen.

Politics • November 28, 06:56 AM • 3961 views
What role does Trump's son-in-law Kushner play in negotiations on Ukraine: Financial Times learned the details

Donald Trump has involved his son-in-law Jared Kushner in promoting a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine. Kushner, who previously worked on normalizing Israel's relations with Arab countries, participated in negotiations in Geneva.

Politics • November 27, 02:45 PM • 3976 views
Washington shooting: Trump says Afghan wounded National Guardsmen - Axios

Donald Trump stated that the suspect in the shooting, which resulted in two National Guardsmen being wounded, is a citizen of Afghanistan. The Trump administration has pledged to review the status of all Afghan immigrants admitted during the Biden era.

Politics • November 27, 07:33 AM • 3310 views
Trump administration plans review of status of all refugees in US admitted under Biden - media

Donald Trump's administration has ordered a review of all refugees admitted to the US under Joe Biden's administration. This decision could potentially affect more than 200,000 refugees who began the legal immigration process over the past four years.

News of the World • November 26, 06:50 AM • 4482 views
Trump pardons two turkeys, one of which disappeared during the ceremonyPhoto

US President Donald Trump pardoned two turkeys from North Carolina, "Gobble" and "Waddle," although "Waddle" went missing during the ceremony. Trump also criticized his opponents, including Joe Biden and Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker.

News of the World • November 25, 06:05 PM • 8879 views
Up to 200,000 Ukrainians in the US face legal uncertainty due to Trump's 'immigration crackdown' - Reuters

Nearly 200,000 Ukrainians in the US face legal uncertainty due to delays by the Trump administration in processing a humanitarian program. This threatens them with the loss of legal status as of March 31.

News of the World • November 24, 07:00 AM • 4265 views
Trump stated there was "zero gratitude" from Ukraine and accused Europe of continuing to buy gas from Russia

The American president once again stated that he "inherited" the war in Ukraine from Biden, and also said that there was no proper gratitude from Ukraine for US intervention in the conflict.

Politics • November 23, 02:41 PM • 9872 views
Trump: US to sell F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia

Donald Trump announced his intention to approve the sale of 48 F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia ahead of a meeting with the Crown Prince. This multi-billion dollar deal could shift the balance of power in the Middle East and face resistance in the US Congress.

Politics • November 18, 12:27 AM • 5514 views
Trump does not rule out ground operation in Venezuela and is ready to talk to Maduro

US President Donald Trump said he does not rule out the possibility of a US military ground operation in Venezuela. He also expressed readiness to talk on the phone with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.

Politics • November 17, 10:49 PM • 4521 views
US bishops condemn Trump's immigration policy, calling for "reform"

For the first time in 12 years, Catholic bishops in the United States have condemned Donald Trump's tightening immigration policy. They called for "sensible immigration reform" and expressed concern about the conditions in which migrants are held.

Politics • November 14, 05:31 PM • 8041 views