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“Freedom and democracy are under attack and both at home and overseas at the very same time,” Biden, as he appealed for Congress to support Ukraine's efforts to defend itself against Russia's invasion. “History is watching.”
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Speaking at a White House black-tie dinner, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, a Republican, says political danger shouldn't be the price to pay for appearing with someone from the opposing party.
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Republican Sen. Scott Sandall is floating a law to give the Legislature the ability to ignore executive orders and federal regulations.
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Biden and Zelenskyy are scheduled to speak from the White House at 2 p.m. MT / 4 p.m. ET
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“Hamas and Putin represent different threats," the president said from the White House. "But they share this in common. They both want to completely annihilate a neighboring democracy.”
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The president vowed to "stand with Israel" in remarks made from the White House on Oct. 10.
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Former President Donald Trump has now been indicted for the third time.
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On Saturday, the president will sign a budget agreement that suspends the nation's debt ceiling and eliminates the potential for a first-ever government default that would have sent shock waves through the U.S. and global economies.
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In his second State of the Union address, the president declared that America is “unbowed, unbroken” in the face of the pandemic and economic threats.
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The president of the embattled country paid a defiant wartime visit to Washington to thank U.S. leaders and “ordinary Americans” for their support in fighting off Russia’s invasion.
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“This law and the love it defends strike a blow against hate in all its forms,” Biden said Tuesday on the South Lawn of the White House. “And that’s why this law matters to every single American.”
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Biden, who is honoring Macron with the first state dinner of his presidency on Thursday evening, said he and the French president spoke a “a good deal” about European concerns over his signature climate change law during an Oval Office meeting.