 | President Joe Biden would not be okay if the Taliban ruled Afghanistan: White HouseDunford told lawmakers that the terrorist threat has been reduced because of the US trained Afghan forces and continued US military presence. |
 | Munich Security Conference: Biden's US ready to rejoin talks about reentering Iran nuclear dealBiden made his address to a global audience as his administration has begun reversing Trump administration policies. |
 | China will face repercussions for human rights abuses, says US President Joe BidenJoe Biden went on to explain what he told the Chinese leader with regards to human rights abuses and the United States' stance during his phone call to President Xi jinping. |
 | Hollywood actor Dwayne Johnson is still considering a presidential runDespite having years' worth of projects lined up in Hollywood, the star still hasn't ruled out one day vying for the Oval Office. |
 | Joe Biden administration appoints two Indian-origin experts to key positionsSonali Nijhawan has been named Director of AmeriCorps State and National, and Sri Preston Kulkarni, 42, was appointed the new Chief of External Affairs. |
 | Insurrection incitement charge against ex-President monstrous lie: Donald Trump's lawyers tell SenateDonald Trump, a Republican, is accused of inciting riots in the US Capitol on January 6 which left five people, including a police officer, dead. |
 | US President Biden announces sanctions against military leaders of MyanmarLast week, the United States helped bring together the UN Security Council, which issued a strong statement in support of Burmese democracy. |
 | PM Narendra Modi speaks to US President Joe Biden; leaders look forward to further peace, security in Indo-Pacific regionPM Narendra Modi said that he conveyed his best wishes to US President Joe Biden, and the two leaders discussed regional issues as well as shared priorities. |
 | Big challenge: Biden is pressed to end federal death penaltyOpponents of death penalty want him to go much further, from bulldozing the federal death chamber in Terre Haute, Indiana, to striking the death penalty from U.S.statutes entirely. |
 | Biden administration to survey schools on COVID-19 impactAlong with information about schools, the survey will ask how many individual students are being taught online and how many are learning online, along with their attendance rates. |
 | US president Joe Biden's son Hunter pens memoir of addiction, survivalThe book details Hunter's descent into substance abuse and his tortuous path to sobriety. |
 | Russia slams Biden's 'very aggressive rhetoric'"We expect to see Americans' political will to continue cooperation where this serves our interests," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. |
 | US will repair its alliances and engage with world once again: Joe Biden"We will repair our alliances and engage with the world once again, not to meet yesterday's challenges, but today's and tomorrow's," Joe Biden said. |
 | Prayer breakfast gives Biden fresh chance to call for unitySome liberals have viewed the event warily because of the conservative faith-based group that is behind it. |
 | Australian prime minister says he invited Biden Down UnderMorrison invited Biden to visit Australia to mark the 70th anniversary of the ANZUS Treaty, a defense agreement that once included New Zealand and was signed on September 1, 1950. |
