Articles Containing Tag: Joe Biden

President Joe Biden gave his first State of the Union address on March 1, 2022. The annual speech is a chance for the president to tell Congress and the American people how things are going in the country and what… Read More

Russia has launched an invasion of its neighbor, Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin has been sending troops to the Russia-Ukraine border for around a year, adding up to about 190,000 soldiers. This caused the U.S. and many countries in Europe… Read More

Russia has sent more than 120,000 soldiers to its shared border with Ukraine. Tensions have risen as the U.S., and European countries worry this could mean Russia will invade its neighbor. President Joe Biden recently announced he would send American… Read More

As part of his plan to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, President Joe Biden last year ordered some rules on vaccination – but the Supreme Court has stopped one of them from taking effect. In September 2021, the president declared that… Read More

The United States recently made it illegal to buy Chinese products that could be connected to slavery. China has been accused of both genocide and using slave labor, and those allegations led President Joe Biden to sign the Uighur Forced Labor… Read More

The government recently said it is going to change the rules about who can travel into the United States. According to the new rules, travelers from Europe will only be able to enter the U.S. if they have been vaccinated… Read More

Nearly two years after the first COVID-19 cases were discovered, the virus is still affecting America and the world. So, what’s the latest news on the pandemic? More than 40.6 million people in the United States have tested positive for… Read More

On Thursday, September 9, President Joe Biden announced a plan to deal with the spread of COVID-19. He blamed the spread of COVID in America on people who haven’t been vaccinated. The key part of his six-point plan is to… Read More

President Donald Trump Visits the US-Mexico Border Former President Trump visited the Rio Grande sector in Texas with other Republicans this past week at the invitation of Governor Greg Abbott. This sector is the hardest hit section in terms of… Read More

Puerto Rico in the Dark Power outages in Puerto Rico have citizens and officials demanding answers. Not long after the first power blackout just days ago, citizen complaints have grown about unreliable electric services. Luma Energy company blames an explosion… Read More

Lady Liberty Gets a Little Sister Lady Liberty has graced the harbor of New York City for generations, where she has welcomed immigrants and reminded folks that America is a melting pot of humanity. The statue was a gift from… Read More

Portugal’s Heart-Pounding Pedestrian Suspension Bridge It’s 1,693 feet long, has a footpath wide enough for two people, and is 576 feet above the Paiva River in Arouca, Portugal. It is officially the world’s largest pedestrian bridge, and it takes about… Read More