President Joe Biden will be under anaesthesia for a routine colonoscopy, the White House said in a statement. President Joe
Joe Biden briefly transfers power to Kamala Harris as he undergoes routine physical exam
Biden says US considering diplomatic boycott of Beijing Olympics
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Judge temporarily blocks New York Times from publishing Project Veritas materials
In a court filing, Project Veritas called the Nov. 11 article "a bare and vindictive attempt to harm and embarrass
Japan proposes record stimulus package to fix ailing economy
“The package has more than enough content and scale to deliver a sense of security and hope to the people,”
U.S. 'considering' diplomatic boycott of China Olympics, says President Biden
Move would keep American dignitaries, but not athletes, from the games President Joe Biden said Thursday that the United States
Japan looks to accept more foreigners in key policy shift
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Swiss government: Same-sex couples can marry starting July 1
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US seeks four years in prison for Capitol rioter ‘QAnon Shaman’
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Taliban warn of mass refugee exodus if US keeps funds frozen
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China, U.S. to ease restrictions on each other’s media workers
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