This article offers a captivating glimpse into the hectic yet fulfilling life of Karine Jean-Pierre, the White House Press Secretary, as she navigates the demands of her high-profile role while juggling motherhood and personal time. Follow her journey as she travels with President Biden, engages with the press, and even manages to find moments of joy amidst the whirlwind.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Joe Biden held a productive meeting, focusing on crucial issues like the Ukraine conflict, semiconductor production, and defense collaborations. The meeting signifies a deepening of India-US ties, with discussions emphasizing shared interests and strategic partnerships.
Hunter Biden, President Biden’s son, is set to plead guilty in a federal tax case, a surprise reversal that will avoid a public trial. The White House has reiterated that President Biden will not pardon his son despite the plea change.
Fox News contributor Joe Concha argues that President Joe Biden is not a good or honest man, pointing to a history of lies and failings throughout his career, from his time in law school to his presidency. Concha critiques Biden’s handling of the economy, immigration, education, foreign policy, and his personal character, concluding that Biden’s presidency has been a disaster and his personal life riddled with dishonesty.
Senator Susan Collins (R-Maine) has confirmed she will write in Nikki Haley’s name on her ballot for the upcoming presidential election, despite Haley dropping out of the Republican primary race. Collins previously endorsed Haley, citing her qualifications and leadership qualities. While she remains critical of former President Trump, she has expressed a preference for Haley over both Trump and President Biden.
The House of Representatives is expected to vote on holding Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress for failing to produce audio recordings of Special Counsel Robert Hur’s interview with President Biden. Republicans argue the recordings would provide context on Biden’s state of mind during the handling of classified documents. However, Democrats have dismissed the request as a partisan attempt to politicize the Department of Justice (DOJ). House Speaker Mike Johnson has proposed a contempt resolution, but needs support from all but two Republicans to pass the party-line measure. Republicans also aim to defund the special counsel’s office investigating former President Trump as part of their effort to highlight alleged weaponization of the DOJ by Biden’s administration.
In a speech to Black voters in Philadelphia, President Biden claimed his predecessor, former President Trump, would have tear-gassed peaceful protesters of George Floyd’s murder. Biden also criticized Trump for calling January 6th rioters patriots and expressing a desire to pardon them.
President Biden will address Morehouse College’s graduating class on Sunday, seeking to rally support among Black voters ahead of the 2024 election. His speech comes amidst ongoing protests at colleges nationwide and criticism from Morehouse students over his stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Biden’s visit follows the announcement of $16 billion in funding for historically Black colleges, including Morehouse.
Democratic Senate incumbents in battleground states are embracing moderate positions amidst President Biden’s low approval ratings. Despite a history of strong support for Biden, senators like Jacky Rosen, Bob Casey, Tammy Baldwin, Sherrod Brown, and Jon Tester are distancing themselves from the president’s policies to appeal to centrist voters. This shift comes as Biden faces accusations of moving too far left and trailing former President Trump in key swing states.
Ahead of Hunter Biden’s upcoming trials on gun charges, lying, and tax charges, White House aides express President Biden’s daily worry for his son. The gun crime trial, set to begin on June 3, could result in jail time if Biden is convicted. Despite attempts to delay the Delaware gun trial on Tuesday, the judge ordered proceedings to move forward. The younger Biden also faces a June 20 trial in Los Angeles for tax charges. Meanwhile, former President Trump is facing four criminal indictments, with the first trial ongoing in Manhattan.
