Biden Administration
Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Biden Administration, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 721 stories have been published about Biden Administration which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Biden Administration, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 721 stories have been published about Biden Administration which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
Top Biden Administration News
US & Canada · WashingtonThe U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday imposed limits on the federal government's authority to issue sweeping regulations to reduce carbon emissions from power plants in a ruling that will undermine President Joe Biden's plans to tackle climate change. The court's 6-3 ruling restricted the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from existing coal- and gas-fired power plants under the landmark Clean Air Act anti-pollution law. Biden's administration is currently working on new regulations.See the Story
U.S. Supreme Court limits federal power to curb carbon emissions
58% Center coverage: 159 sources
Europe · UkraineBiden says $6.5 billion in security assistance that Congress approved last month as part of a $13.6 billion package for Ukraine could soon be exhausted. New military package includes heavy artillery, 144,000 rounds of ammunition and drones for the escalating battle in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine.See the Story
Biden: U.S. to announce $800 million more weapons aid to Ukraine
48% Center coverage: 124 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonU.S. health officials say they are providing more monkeypox vaccine, working to expand testing. Administration expanding pool of people advised to get vaccinated to include those who may realize on their own that they could have been infected. That includes men who who have recently had sex with men at parties or in other gatherings in cities where monkeypox cases have been identified.See the Story
U.S. to deploy nearly 300,000 monkeypox vaccine doses to fight outbreak
63% Center coverage: 82 sources
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Pete Buttigieg · WashingtonTransportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg launches a $1 billion pilot program. It aims to help reconnect cities and neighborhoods racially segregated or divided by road projects. New projects could include rapid bus transit lines to link disadvantaged neighborhoods to jobs. Still, the grants are considerably less than the $20 billion the Democratic president originally envisioned.See the Story
Transportation Secretary launches $1 billion pilot program to build racial equity in roads
86% Center coverage: 36 sources
Ketanji Brown Jackson · WashingtonKetanji Brown Jackson, 51, is the court's 116th justice. Justice Stephen Breyer's retirement took effect at noon. Jackson, a federal judge since 2013, will be the first Black woman to serve as a justice. She will be joining three women, Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett.See the Story
Ketanji Brown Jackson sworn in as Supreme Court's first Black woman
57% Center coverage: 39 sources
Europe · WashingtonThe United States government took a slew of actions against Russia on June 28. The moves are the latest in response to Russia's months-long war in Ukraine. G7 leaders in Germany agreed to steps, including the gold import ban, meant to weaken Moscow. The U.S. State Department is imposing sanctions on 45 entities and 29 individuals.See the Story
U.S. blocks gold imports from Russia in latest round of sanctions targeting 'Putin's brutal war'
Coverage: 20 sources
US & Canada · CaracasA US government delegation quietly traveled to Venezuela "for discussions about the welfare and safety of US nationals in Venezuela," a State Department spokesperson says. The visit by Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs Roger Carstens and US Ambassador Jimmy Story to the capital city of Caracas. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro acknowledged the visit by the delegation in a televised address Monday.See the Story
U.S. hostage envoy visits Venezuela for talks about jailed Americans
47% Right coverage: 15 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonU.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the United States would provide nearly $55 million in additional immediate humanitarian assistance in response to last week's Afghanistan earthquake. The new funding brings total U.s. humanitarian assistance to over $774 million in the last year.See the Story
U.S. to provide nearly $55 mln more humanitarian aid for Afghanistan
38% Right coverage: 8 sources
Business · WashingtonEnvironmental groups sue the Biden administration on Wednesday, seeking to block oil and gas lease sales. The legal action comes as the Department of the Interior holds auctions that were effectively compelled by a federal judge last year. The planned sales will run on Wednesday and Thursday and cover nearly 130,000 acres. Most of the acreage is in Wyoming, a major oil producing state.See the Story
Environmental groups sue Biden administration for resuming oil and gas lease sales
34% Center coverage: 6 sources
Business · WashingtonDemocrats plan to submit a "finalized agreement" on allowing Medicare to negotiate prices with pharmaceutical companies. CVS Health, Rite Aid and Amazon announced Tuesday that they were limiting orders of emergency contraceptive pills to three per order. There's no final deal on the broader bill, however, as other major parts of the "reconciliation" package are still being negotiated.See the Story
Senate Democrats push revised drug pricing plan as they prep larger Biden economic package
80% Left coverage: 5 sources
White House · WashingtonPolitico's newsletter alleges that White House reporters are growing frustrated by the non-answers coming from White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.See the Story
WH reporters frustrated by Karine Jean-Pierre press briefings, 'lack of news' may lower attendance: Report
Coverage: 2 sources
