US EditionBiden is going to the site of last year’s train derailment in Ohio. Republicans say he took too long
- President Biden visited East Palestine, Ohio, to hear from the community and discuss efforts to hold Norfolk Southern accountable for a train derailment and fire.
- Some residents expressed concerns about the safety of their homes and requested long-term health care, increased environmental testing, and relocation funding.
- The Environmental Protection Agency conducted an extensive cleanup, removing hazardous waste and treating water and soil, declaring the community safe.
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Biden Visits East Palestine, Ohio - American Faith
President Joe Biden visited East Palestine, Ohio, a year after a train carrying toxic materials derailed. East Palestine residents greeted Biden by chanting, “Let’s Go Brandon!” and carrying pro-Trump signs. Happening now in East Palestine, Ohio. The messages is simple, “Too Little Too Late Joe!” The people of East Palestine want Trump back in office; somebody who actually puts #AmericaFirst, not Joe Biden, who puts foreign countries and illega…
Biden Finally Visits East Palestine 1 Year After Train Derailment
Over a year after a Norfolk Southern train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, spilling dangerous chemicals, President Joe Biden finally took time out of his schedule and paid the small community a visit on Friday.
Biden Makes 2 Hour Pitstop In East Palestine En Route To The Beach Over A Year After Train Derailment
Biden made his long-awaited visit to East Palestine, Ohio, for a quick two hours before heading to the beach in Delaware, a spot he frequently vacations at.
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