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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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Biden failed to stop this war, but I am confident that Trump can - Zelenskyy

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Joe Biden failed to stop Russia's war against Ukraine, but expressed confidence that his successor Donald Trump would be able to do so. Zelenskyy also believes that Trump understands Putin's lies and that a show of force will compel Russia to negotiate.

Politics • July 16, 11:32 AM • 3360 views
"They are not easy to use": Skibitsky on long-range Tomahawk missiles

Major General Vadym Skibitsky explained that long-range Tomahawk missiles, which were considered for transfer to Ukraine, are difficult to deploy due to the lack of appropriate launchers.

Politics • July 16, 10:30 AM • 5656 views
White House launches investigation into Biden's use of pen for important documents

Former US President Joe Biden used a pen to sign pardons and commutations from December 2024 to January 2025. The White House has launched an investigation and will review over a million such documents.

News of the World • July 16, 06:56 AM • 3010 views
Larry Ellison became the second richest person in the world, surpassing Zuckerberg

Larry Ellison for the first time took second place among the world's richest people, surpassing Mark Zuckerberg. This happened after the rise in Oracle Corp shares, which increased his fortune to $251.2 billion.

Economy • July 15, 10:53 PM • 52591 views
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Increased pressure from Trump will not affect Putin's plans - political scientist

Political scientist Ruslan Bortnyk believes that changes in Trump's strategy will not affect Putin; on the contrary, Russia will intensify its efforts within 50 days. This period is likely related to new Russian peace proposals and ends on September 2, the anniversary of the end of World War II.

Politics • July 15, 07:14 AM • 77447 views
"He's nice in conversations, but at night missiles fly": Trump said Putin deceived everyone but him

Donald Trump said that after his pleasant conversations with Vladimir Putin, Russia launched missiles at Ukrainian cities. Trump noted that Putin deceived many leaders, but not him, although he did not call him a murderer.

War in Ukraine • July 14, 04:21 PM • 66822 views
Trump considers new multi-billion dollar funding for Ukraine - CBS News

Donald Trump is considering approving new funding for Ukraine, which could include $3. 85 billion from presidential powers and the confiscation of $5 billion in Russian assets. This would be the first funding from Trump since he took office.

Economy • July 12, 10:55 PM • 4442 views
Cuban President targeted by powerful US sanctions

The United States announced unprecedented sanctions against Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel on July 11, four years after anti-government protests. The sanctions include visa restrictions for Díaz-Canel and other high-ranking officials for human rights violations.

News of the World • July 12, 06:25 AM • 4778 views
Trump considers new military aid package for Ukraine worth hundreds of millions of dollars - Politico

US President Donald Trump is considering a new military aid package for Ukraine worth hundreds of millions of dollars. The funds will come from a fund approved by Congress last year, which allows the US Department of Defense to withdraw weapons from arsenals.

Politics • July 11, 10:27 PM • 18773 views
US defense support for Ukraine continues - Tykhyi

US defense support for Ukraine continues, despite media discussions about possible delays. Ukrainian and American teams are working to clarify the details of the allocated aid packages.

Politics • July 11, 11:59 AM • 3558 views
Trump to use his powers to send weapons to Ukraine for the first time - Reuters

US President Donald Trump will send weapons to Kyiv for the first time since returning to office, using presidential powers. The value of the weapons could be around $300 million.

Politics • July 10, 08:49 PM • 4714 views
Trump announced a 50% tariff on copper imports starting August 1

Donald Trump announced a 50% tariff on copper imports starting August 1, citing national security. This decision is part of a series of tariff announcements aimed at reshaping US trade agreements.

News of the World • July 10, 07:29 AM • 3336 views
Russia added Yale University to the list of "undesirable organizations"

On July 8, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation added Yale University to the list of "undesirable organizations," accusing it of threatening Russia's national security and sovereignty. The university's activities on the territory of the Russian Federation are completely prohibited, and cooperation with it carries a prison sentence of up to six years.

Politics • July 9, 03:10 AM • 1906 views
White House considers providing Ukraine with another Patriot system - WSJ

The administration of US President Donald Trump is considering providing Ukraine with an additional Patriot anti-aircraft missile system. This decision could be the first major weapons system provided to Kyiv without prior White House approval under President Biden.

Politics • July 9, 12:05 AM • 2282 views
OPEC+ to complete large oil production cuts in September - Reuters

OPEC+ countries plan to approve a significant increase in oil production in September, completing the phased unwinding of voluntary cuts. The United Arab Emirates will also receive a larger production quota.

Economy • July 7, 01:38 PM • 6197 views
"I don't know": Trump on whether he can stop the war against Ukraine

Donald Trump said he was unsure of his ability to end Russia's war against Ukraine, despite previous promises. He held talks with Putin and Zelenskyy, with the conversation with the latter proving more productive.

Politics • July 6, 09:04 AM • 15483 views
US did not stop military aid to Ukraine - Trump

Donald Trump stated that the US did not stop supplying weapons to Ukraine, despite concerns about the depletion of its own arsenals. He criticized the Biden administration for excessive withdrawal of weapons from the US.

Politics • July 3, 11:41 PM • 197485 views
Lack of new U.S. sanctions allows Russia to replenish its budget for war - NYT

The Donald Trump administration eased sanctions against Russia, allowing related companies to transfer funds and critical components. This led to a decrease in the effectiveness of existing restrictions, allowing the import of computer chips and military equipment.

Politics • July 2, 07:10 AM • 43691 views
Pentagon suspends supply of some air defense missiles and precision weapons to Ukraine

The U. S. has suspended sending some anti-aircraft missiles and ammunition to Ukraine due to concerns about depleting its own stockpiles. The decision was made by Elbridge Colby, head of the Pentagon's policy department, after reviewing the Pentagon's ammunition reserves.

Politics • July 1, 09:54 PM • 1903 views
Hungary said the US lifted sanctions on its nuclear expansion project

The US administration lifted sanctions on the Hungarian Paks NPP expansion project, which were imposed by the previous Joe Biden government.

Economy • June 29, 12:23 PM • 4771 views
Three prosecutors in Capitol riot cases suddenly fired in US

The US Department of Justice fired prosecutors in cases related to the Capitol riots. This decision by the Donald Trump administration raised concerns about the independence of the department.

Politics • June 28, 09:52 AM • 4884 views
Trump asks for more drones and missiles, but fewer F-35s in the $893 billion defense budget proposal

Donald Trump has proposed changes to the US defense budget for 2026, totaling $892. 6 billion, focusing on high-tech missiles and drones. This includes a pay raise for service members, but a reduction in the purchase of ships and fighter jets.

News of the World • June 26, 12:13 PM • 3609 views
Europe concerned about US troop withdrawal from region ahead of NATO summit - Bloomberg

European NATO allies are concerned about the rapid withdrawal of US troops from Europe amid escalating conflict in the Middle East. After the summit, allies will pledge to spend 5% of GDP on defense, then the US will present a military review.

Politics • June 22, 10:33 AM • 11920 views
Bill Clinton revealed he wondered if the Trump administration could ban his latest book - The Hill

Bill Clinton wondered if the Trump administration could ban his book "The First Gentleman. " Co-author James Patterson believes the book could be banned in some counties for no particular reason.

News of the World • June 21, 01:21 PM • 4211 views
Trump Administration Plans to Bring Back Asbestos: EPA Revisits Ban on Toxic Material

The U. S. Environmental Protection Agency intends to review the ban on chrysotile asbestos, rejecting the Biden administration's 2024 decision. This carcinogenic material may be allowed for production again.

Health • June 19, 01:17 PM • 4735 views
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Political scientist on WHO high-ranking official's visit to the RF: a signal that such organizations need changes and reform

The visit of a high-ranking WHO official to Russia is seen as the aggressor's return to the international arena. Political scientist Oleg Lisny believes that this indicates the need to reform international organizations to meet modern challenges.

Politics • June 18, 02:59 PM • 100384 views
The EU is postponing the abandonment of Russian nuclear technologies, despite announced plans to limit fossil fuel imports

The EU is preparing for a complete rejection of fossil fuel imports from Russia, but plans regarding uranium are being postponed for now. Sanctions are in effect, however, the EU is still dependent on Russian nuclear technologies.

Economy • June 16, 02:21 PM • 2796 views
New Russian ambassador told Trump that he would work on "restoring relations"

Oleksandr Darchiev assured Donald Trump that he would make every effort to restore Russian-American relations. He emphasized the importance of peaceful coexistence between the two countries.

News of the World • June 12, 10:27 AM • 4566 views
Proud Boys leaders, pardoned by Trump, demand $100 million from the US government

Four leaders of the Proud Boys, pardoned after the January 6 riots, have filed a lawsuit against the US government seeking $100 million. They accuse the government of violating their constitutional rights.

News of the World • June 7, 09:00 AM • 16223 views
Biden's doctor may be summoned to court over suspicions of concealing the mental state of the former US president

The US House Committee threatens Biden's doctor with a subpoena over suspicions of concealing information about his mental health. The chairman of the committee called it one of the biggest scandals.

News of the World • June 5, 02:19 PM • 3012 views