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The president’s traditional address to a joint session of Congress is scheduled to start at 9 p.m. Eastern. Biden plans to highlight what he accomplished in the past year despite “deep challenges,” as an aide described it, and outline his aspirations for the next year.
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He is the 31st House Democrat with plans to exit the chamber rather than seek reelection this year.
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Former senator Doug Jones (D-Ala.), who is guiding Jackson through the confirmation process, said the White House wanted to “start quickly, right out of the chute.”
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Announcing a choice that fulfills a campaign promise, President Biden introduced federal judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as his nominee for the Supreme Court at a White House event Friday afternoon.
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Announcing a choice that fulfills a campaign promise, President Biden introduced federal judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as his nominee for the Supreme Court at a White House event Friday afternoon.
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Biden, who turns 79 on Saturday and is the nation’s oldest president, has long pledged to be transparent about his health.
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Under such a scenario, government officials would not attend the games in Beijing but U.S. athletes could still participate.
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In a letter to the state Labor Department, Kassidy Peters said an inquiry and press reports had “successfully destroyed my business.”
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In an interview for a forthcoming book, the former president also said he never feared for his vice president’s safety on the day of the insurrection.