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Saturday 27 November 2021
The move comes as China and the United States are at odds over a range of foreign policy and trade issues.
The protests began on the weekend with large numbers taking to the streets on Sunday.
Rescuers are still combing the rubble for victims.
Biden supports the landmark 1973 US Supreme Court decision affirming a woman’s right to an abortion.
It is the first new federal holiday since Martin Luther King Jr Day was created in 1983.
US President Joe Biden called the ruling ‘a big win for the American people’.
Tense relations between the US and Russia led ambassadors to return home earlier this year.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo promised fireworks across the state tonight in celebration of the progress.
Biden will stop over at EU headquarters en route to a NATO summit and meeting with President Vladimir Putin.
Joe Biden is seeking to restore trust at the first summit post-Trump.
This will be the first time the leaders have met in almost two years due to Covid-19.
The two leaders are attending the G7 summit in Cornwall.
Biden and wife Jill are kicking off an eight-day trip to Europe.
The US has said it plans to share 80 million vaccine doses globally by the end of this month.
It follows a temporary moratorium on oil and gas lease activities imposed by the US president on his first day in office.
In 1921, white men looted and burned the buildings on the prosperous Black Wall Street – with police joining in the destruction.
The meeting between Biden and Putin has been set for 16 June.
The plan is aimed at stopping US debt spinning out of control and includes protections for the poor.
Six-year-old Adam King shared the letter on the Late Late Show tonight.
Belarusian TV yesterday broadcast a video of Roman Protasevich “confessing” to charges of organising mass unrest.
The meeting comes amid levels of tension between the countries not seen for years.
The Foreign Minister condemned the killing of civilians, especially children, in the last week.
It was one of the most watched moments of Biden’s presidency.
Our columnist takes a look at the first stages of the Biden and Harris administration.
Biden will attend the G7 Summit in Cornwall before travelling to Brussels for the NATO summit.
The department is already investigating whether the officers involved violated George Floyd’s civil rights.
The administration said the people of Washington DC deserve full representation in the US Congress.
Joe Biden is expected to make the announcement tomorrow.
Last month, the White House confirmed that Major had nipped someone during a walk.
The Palestinian leadership hoped that the aid would mark the start of a concerted effort by Biden to pressure Israel.
The amendments to Hong Kong’s constitution will give Beijing more control over the make-up of the city’s legislature.
Pyongyang is pushing to bolster the country’s military power.
Biden has confirmed that he intends to run for re-election in 2024.
US officials played it down as not a violation of UN resolutions.
One of the canines injured a Secret Service agent and they were sent to Delaware.
TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS HAVE varied significantly during the Covid-19 pandemic.
There are still many travel barriers, flight bans and other rules such as mandatory quarantines in place throughout parts of the world. These can differ based on vaccine status and the Covid-19 situation in particular countries.
Travelling within the EU and UK has been more straightforward since the introduction of the Digital Covid Cert this summer.
Today we’re asking: Have you travelled abroad since the start of the pandemic?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Breezy this morning
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Mostly cloudy with a couple of showers
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