President Biden, who had remained working in isolation since his initial Covid-19 positive test July 21, 2022, had tested negative four consecutive days and now has tested positive two consecutive days through a rapid results antigen test.
President Biden, who is fully vaccinated and twice boosted, tested positive this week for COVID-19. He is working in isolation inside the White House and according to sources experiencing mild symptoms. He maintained full working authority.
President Biden met this week with leaders of Israel, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) to discuss the global economy, rising gas prices, Covid, Ukraine, and food insecurities in North Africa.
President Biden signed an executive order this week which compels the Secretary of Health and Human Services within thirty days to identify a series of potential actions which will support and promote critical reproductive services, including abortion.
Ukraine's candidacy as a member of the European Union offers the latter a diplomatic solution that satisfies both Kiev and Moscow, with Russia still very allergic to NATO and indifferent to the European Union.
President Biden spent this week working through the fallout of the recent SCOTUS decision that reversed the 50-year-old Roe v. Wade Abortion protection meeting with governors to work closely to protect women's rights "after this tragic reversal."
Faced with its first conflict in nearly 80 years, Europe must prepare for future micro-conflicts in the region that can mobilize past international alliances with the big three: the United States, China, and Russia.
The new National Assembly will be subject to the reign of compromise and coalitions of circumstance if each opposition party wishes to make its mark on this or that law and turn this potpourri of parties into a Macron victory.
President Biden, who has confirmed his expected 2024 candidacy, is confronting a swelling group of GOP contenders and even some top democrats who are wondering if he can steady the skyrocketing inflation and stabilize the rocking economy.
As the most violent conflict that Europe has experienced since the end of World War II drags on world public opinion, preoccupied by other themes of a social or economic nature, is showing signs of weariness.
President Joe Biden continued his push for effective and common-sense gun control, which doesn't hijack the Second Amendment for violence, and directed the nation of voters to turn this into an election issue, to petition for change.
The impoverishment of the French political landscape could only lead to the emergence of an ideological opposition between the supporters of a liberalism tinged with social democracy and those of a demanding progressivism taken advantage of by everyone.
President Biden addressed the nation this week after his second trip in as many weeks to communities plagued by gun violence and to explain to the American people, and Congress, the Second Amendment is not absolute.
The United States increase in aid to Ukraine sentences the European Union and Europeans to a role of advocacy. Unable to compete with North American means, the latter are limited to imposing economic sanctions with uncertain effects.
President Biden travels to Uvalde, Texas in what has become an all-too-common occurrence for elected leaders who, like those left behind, are trying to make sense of the horrific tragedy and provide a moment of genuine compassion.
President Biden began a six-day Asian trip visiting both South Korea and Japan, with the focus on the creation of American jobs, the pandemic, and the Asian response in combatting the virus, and solidarity with the Ukraine.
With Russian President Vladimir Putin's announcement of the expulsion of thirty-four French diplomats, the European Union responded with a proposal for an additional military aid package to Ukraine in the amount of nine billion euros.
President Biden, this week, invited several police chiefs and violence intervention experts to the White House, who explained gun violence and its sharp increase across the nation is a judicial problem and not a singular police issue.
French President Emmanuel Macron may have been elected to a second term, but June’s upcoming legislative elections are proving to be risky for the man who understands a successful presidency depends on a majority capable of serving him.
President Biden has met with the leaders of the G7, and the leaders have agreed to a new set of sanctions against Russia President Vladimir Putin to deny him the funding needed to fuel the war with Ukraine.
Between Russian stubbornness, Ukrainian heroism, European sanctions and North American interventionism, the conflict that has shaken Europe since February 24 following the invasion of Ukraine by Russia seems to be on the verge of getting bogged down.
President Biden asked Congress this week to swiftly approve an additional $33billion dollar military and humanitarian aid package to address the long-term needs of assisting the Ukrainians in their fight for freedom and democracy against Russia's invasion.
Emmanuel Macron's overwhelming victory does not mask the fractures of a country divided into blocs too hermetic to ensure in the future the concord of a nation that seeks to extinguish the social fire lit by the extreme right.
President Biden celebrated Earth Day on the west coast speaking with Washington State Governor Jay Inslee on the need to bolster the nations resilience in the face of catastrophic wildfire and to further clean energy use.
In the presidential election aftermath, the homeland of human rights will be faced with a crucial choice, between demagoguery and rationalism. Now bathed in a destructive Manichaeism, France is rediscovering itself in the face of a new destiny.
President Biden signed an additional $800 million in Ukraine military aid this week and immediately received a Russian communique demanding a stop to military assistance, a move interpreted as a positive sign the dual tactics are working.
By purposely increasing pressure on Ukraine's borders, Vladimir Putin intends not only to hinder Ukraine's integration into NATO but also to restore the Soviet Union's sphere of influence. Protective instinct or race to omnipotence?
President's Biden's first Supreme Court nominee, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, was confirmed this week, in a 53-47 vote with three republicans supporting the nomination, becoming the first African American female to serve on the nation's highest court.
If the conflict in Ukraine has revealed a form of dependence of the West on Russia, the question of the post-conflict is now raised, which will be conditioned by two options: Definitive rupture or normalization. But what about Vladimir Putin?
President Biden this week announced he would be ending Title 42, a former Trump era policy which placed COVID-related border restrictions, for asylum-seekers on May 23, as he continues to roll back coronavirus pandemic restrictions.
With the first round of the Presidential elections quickly approaching, only one hypothesis seems certain: the next President of France will have to manage the consequences of the pandemic, the war in Ukraine and urgent internal matters.
President Biden's "this man cannot remain in power" statement that ended his speech to the Polish people and the leaders of Europe, presented a clear and definitive truth of the future of Russia, Europe, and the world.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is attempting to elicit the help and compassion of Western nations through his multiple interventions. But stung by their contradictions, these same nations see their democratic model attacked and adulterated by the realities of war.
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed a full session of Congress this week pleading with the United States to provide additional military support to his beleaguered nation as Vladimir Putin continues his relentless bombings in this unprovoked war.
While the Ukrainian conflict has redrawn European fault lines and diplomatic balances, Russian President Vladimir Putin and China’s President Xi-Jinping have unofficially formed unified bond thus reassessing China's place in the globalization process and in global geopolitical spaces.
President Biden reiterated his support for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization sovereignty defining his position to "defend NATO even if it means WWIII" should Russian President Vladimir Putin escalate his assault and attack Poland.
If the Ukrainian crisis upsets the European geopolitical balance and stifles a flabbergasted West, it also refers to its wanderings and approximations towards Russia. There are so many flaws that Vladimir Putin has exploited with cynicism.
President Biden addressed the nation this week with his first full State of the Union address, where he furthered explained the resolve to support the Ukrainians, spoke on America's recovery plan, the pandemic, and affordable drug prices.
The diplomatic and military escalation initiated by Vladimir Putin reflects all the contempt of man for the democratic principles defended by the West but also raises questions about the relations that should be maintained with him in the future.
President Biden moved this week to deepen the commitment to a free Ukraine by assembling a package of sanctions that are geared toward crippling the Russian leader's ability to maintain his economy and fund his war of choice.
The announcement of the withdrawal of French forces from Mali as part of Operation Barkhane paves the way for the progress of the Wagner Group, a Russian paramilitary entity, quick to assume the costume of bulwark against Sahelian terrorism.
In early February, the Seattle Police Department responded to a massive firefight in one of the city's most liberal neighborhoods and not accustomed to such violence. Multiple shooters fired over 40 shots within the span of a few minutes.
President Biden spoke in length to Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday in an effort to deescalate the intensifying belief that an aggressive tactile attack against neighboring Ukraine is eminent and stressed the allies would respond decisively.
If the Ukrainian crisis still seems far from a resolution capable of satisfying all the actors involved, it is offered as an almost welcome promontory to Emmanuel Macron who can see many advantages both internally and externally. Explanations.
The House of Representatives took a momentous step in giving survivors of sexual assault and sexual harassment the right to hold their abusers accountable in court if they so choose with the passing of House Resolution 4445.
President Biden announced this week the United States had passed 900,000 deaths due to COVID-19 virus, and the subsequent variants, more than any other nation and urged all Americans to rally against the virus through vaccination efforts.
Faced with a military and diplomatic escalation that he had not necessarily envisioned; Vladimir Putin now knows he is caught in a spiral with only limited options and from which he will not emerge victorious. Explanations.
President Biden's Build Back Better Bill received an unexpected boost when a bridge in Pittsburgh collapsed hours before his planned visit to pitch the merits of the infrastructure plan for the nearly 3500 crumbling bridges in Pennsylvania.
By maintaining a military and diplomatic threat on Ukraine's border, Vladimir Putin seeks to assert the Western promise made in 1990 that Ukraine would never join NATO. But this was without anticipating the geopolitical evolutions of three decades.
President Biden issued what many see as an ultimatum to Russian President Vladimir Putin as the U.S. State Department issues a voluntary evacuation order for all non-essential U.S. Embassy staff located in the Ukraine as an invasion appears imminent.
With three months before the first round of the French Presidential elections one thing is clear: The parties involved all seem devoid of a political philosophy, orphans of their ideologies, which to unite activists and sympathizers en masse.
President Biden speculated, through White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, the possibility of Russian President Vladimir Putin creating the pretext of war with the Ukraine by initiating attacks against his own troops or military installations.
By purposely increasing pressure on Ukraine's borders, Vladimir Putin intends not only to hinder Ukraine's integration into NATO but also to restore the Soviet Union's sphere of influence. Protective instinct or race to omnipotence?
President Biden marked the first year of the January 6, 2021, Capitol siege with a scathing message finally naming the former president as chief instigator inciting the mob to attempt to subvert the electoral vote certification.
As the French Presidential elections are on the horizon, the French left is bogged down with infighting, and keenly aware of the challenges the French Socialist Party have launched the idea of a left primary.
President Biden at the request of Russia President Vladimir Putin held a phone conference over the holiday to discuss the instability along the Ukraine border and the possibility of continued violation of Ukraine's territorial sovereignty through invasion.
President Biden this week surveyed the damage of last week's supercell tornado that left a trail of death and destruction for more than 250miles across four states causing extensive damage and obliterating the small town of Mayfield.
As one of the most remote territories of overseas France, New Caledonia and its retention in the Republic represented a major economic, strategic and diplomatic challenge for France engaged in an increasingly aggressive globalization.
President Biden spoke with the governors of Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, and Missouri, to express his condolences for the lives lost and the damage impacting their states as a result of the tornadoes and extreme weather overnight.
Covid, Covid, Covid, Covid. Variant, variant, variant, variant. Trust me, I'm the government's highest paid employee, and "I represent science." Show your papers, wear a mask, take a shot, or lose your job. It's the law.
Invested candidate of the Republican party Valérie Pécresse, the president of the Île-de-France region, will have to deal with the most right-right tendencies of her party if she wishes to maintain her chances of victory in May 2022.
President Biden will attend a previously scheduled meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin to address the large military presence along the Ukraine border which caused immediate notification to foreign allies of an impending invasion with approximately 175,000 Russian troops.
Confronted with the appearance of a new variant, a source of concern for the World Health Organization (WHO), humanity, divided between the need to fight against the pandemic and its vital economic obligations, remains hostage to a variant that dictates its agenda.
With 2022, and mid-term campaigns and elections right around the corner, questions on an expected 2024 Presidential election rematch between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump has been circulating like the cold winds of November.
The outbreak of violence that plagues the stands of football stadiums during Ligue 1 championship matches paralyzes clubs and governing bodies. But after the observation of a deterioration of the atmosphere of the meetings, the reasons for such incidents arise.
The House of Representatives passed President Biden's $1.2 trillion dollar Build Back Better social program development package, geared to overall social service programs in the United States, the bill now heads to the senate where passage is expected.
The surging migratory pressure Poland is experiencing on its eastern border has the European Union once again confronting its contradictions in a disruptive and duplicitous geopolitical game led by an increasingly suspicious Russian President Vladimir Putin.
President Biden is celebrating the passage of his Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act with visits to many of the examples of crumbling infrastructure around the nation that will receive a 21st century upgrade once the funding becomes released.
The French Presidential Elections waters have begun churring with heightened suspense, as far-right polemicist Eric Zemmour plots his way through a political class terrorized by his breakthrough as all clues point to his future candidacy.
President Biden received a long-awaited victory as his $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act was passed, heralding a once in a lifetime investment, modernizing the nation's infrastructure, new energy sources, and investing in nationwide broadband access.
Join Tim Allen, Hayley Mills, Paige O’Hara, Regis Philbin, Kurt Russell, Lea Salonga, Richard Sherman, Dick Van Dyke, and dozens more as we celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Disney Legends award with a commemorative stand-alone issue.
What will you do if you get COVID while waiting in line for the vaccine, or even after? If you are in Mexico City, you will be treated with ivermectin where studies show a considerable drop in positive cases.
In the fallout of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the United States entered a new age of warfare. The war on terror presented a nebulous threat with non-state actors and dangerous, asymmetrical warfare.
At the Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU in Miami Beach, the exhibition Tennessee Williams: Playwright and Painter, an intimate showing of nine exquisitely rare paintings by one of America's greatest playwrights, created by Williams in Key West during the 1970s.
Combining local and international filmmaking talent, JOUD is the first feature produced by the prestigious King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture with all proceeds going towards a fund established by the Center to support the Kingdom's filmmakers.
Protesters lined the streets of Manhattan's Upper West brandishing signs against the hate rhetoric of President elect Donald Trump and in solid support of Democratic candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton as well as environmental and clean water concerns and the Dakota Pipeline.
