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Biden praises community, announces new NIH grants in first East Palestine visit

Biden visited East Palestine following a train derailment, blaming Norfolk Southern for corporate greed.
Norfolk Southern invested $1.1 billion, with $103.2 million to the community after hazardous chemical mix incident.
The Environmental Protection Agency confirmed the safety of air, water, and soil after cleaning up hazardous waste.

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The Independent

Biden vows accountability for ‘act of greed’ a year after train derailment in Ohio

Mr Biden vowed to keep federal resources there ‘until the job is done’ and ‘every need is met’

3 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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USA Today

Biden drinks the water in Ohio and praises 'Herculean' cleanup after train derailment

President Joe Biden visits East Palestine, Ohio, a year after train derailment that contaminated soil, water and air.

3 months ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Biden visits site of the train derailment that became a culture battle

President Biden visited East Palestine, Ohio, more than a year after a train derailment caused an environmental disaster and launched a culture-war battle.

3 months ago

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The Hill

Biden praises community, announces new NIH grants in first East Palestine visit

President Biden praised the East Palestine, Ohio, community, saying it was “absolutely amazing” what it rose to following the 2023 train derailment that caused a toxic chemical spill, during a visit to the town Friday. The president also condemned what he described as the “corporate negligence” that led to the train derailment, causing a train…

3 months ago·Washington, United States

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Pres. Biden visits site of Ohio train derailment

President Biden learned he won't have to worry about a third-party challenge on the same day he visited the site of the devastating train derailment from last year. FOX News Correspondent Lucas Tomlinson has more on the story.

3 months ago

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Washington Examiner

East Palestine resident criticizes Biden: ‘Leaders lead, and they don’t follow’ - Washington Examiner

President Joe Biden’s visit to East Palestine on Friday is not stirring hope for residents as it comes 54 weeks after the area’s train derailment. DJ Yokley appeared on Fox and Friends and admitted he had “no idea” why the trip took so long to plan. Yokley shared anecdotes of how the lives of those in the city “changed forever” and some moved away. “It should have been the first thing on the leader of the free world’s desk, and 54 weeks later,…

3 months ago·Washington, United States

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