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Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States of America on January 20, 2021, in Washington.
The new American leader, who takes office this week, has inherited a litany of issues, from dealing with Covid-19 to repairing frayed international ties
The timing of the chaos at the Capitol could not have been better for a Chinese leadership preparing to celebrate the Communist Party’s centenary, writes Wang Xiangwei.
The report by Democrats on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, said the FBI, Department of Homeland Security and other agencies ignored warnings of violence in December 2020.
The Select Committee on January 6 is looking for evidence that Republican officials in some states sought to nominate their own slates of electors, rather than those chosen by voters in 2020,
Fierce, feisty and deeply loyal, she created the My Cares Act Benefits website for Covid-19 relief, and once tweeted “anyone who wants to get to @joebiden, will have to get past us first”
From epic fashions fails to divorce rumours, the news cycle couldn’t get enough of the former first lady this year
Biden’s decision to address the nation sets up a direct conflict with Donald Trump, who says he will hold a news conference at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida that day.
During Tuesday’s hearing, the officers detailed attacks by rioters and hand-to-hand combat on January 6 as they defended the Capitol building.
The books reports that top US General Milley sought to prevent former US president Donald Trump from perpetrating a coup amid the 2020 election.
The ‘nuclear football’, a satchel containing codes needed for a strike, nearly came within range of rioters storming the US Capitol on January 6.
US President Joe Biden will deliver a prime time address to a joint session of Congress on Wednesday – the eve of his first 100 days mark.
Kelly Meggs is among 10 members and associates of the Oath Keepers charged with plotting to stop the certification of US President Joe Biden’s election victory.
The indomitable Lady Gaga talks about the rocky road to fame, fighting inner demons, and the innate belief that drives her to ever-bigger success
Gaga’s oversized golden dove set the internet alight, harking back to ornate and historic brooches worn by royals and celebrities of the past
Mark Frerichs was abducted one year ago on Sunday while working in the country on engineering projects.
US President Joe Biden comes under growing scrutiny over his heavy reliance on executive orders in first days in office.
We’ve seen the US senator edited into scenes from everything, everywhere, and now his Burton jacket and handmade mittens have sold out – so he even created his own meme shirt to raise funds for charity
The sum comes from the sale of merchandise with the January 20 image of him clad in his brown parka and recycled wool mittens.
Hugs, songs and cough drops – inside America’s most unlikely friendship
The vice-president’s 22-year-old stepdaughter stood out amid a sea of monochrome, even outshining style icons Michelle Obama and Lady Gaga – what fashion stunts will she pull next?
Being the leader of the free world comes with its fair share of pressure, but a US$400,000 salary – plus a travel and entertainment allowance – and these other perks must definitely ease the burden
Joe Biden’s choice of a Swiss-made Rolex Datejust watch marks a break with recent US presidents who, with the exception of Donald Trump, have opted for low-profile or US timepieces.
Michael Pack, head of the US Agency for Global Media, and Robert Reilly, director of Voice of America, are out; the previous head of Radio Free Asia, Bay Fang, one of the first senior USAGM officials Pack forced out last year, has been reinstated.
Donald Trump’s historic second impeachment trial starts in February. Can the former president be convicted?
Republicans have signalled deep resistance to putting former president Donald Trump on trial in Senate.
Analysts anticipate a Biden-led US boosting trade ties and shifting from a stance in which US moves in Africa seemed mainly to counter China.
The cadre of former US commanders in chief revere the presidency enough to put aside political differences and join together in a common cause.