US government moves for release of ex-FBI informant who fabricated bribery story about the Bidens — 11 April 2025 (LINK)

Biden preemptively pardons Anthony Fauci, Mark Milley and Jan. 6 committee members. — 20 January 2025 (LINK)

— Trump in his 2024 campaign repeatedly vowed "retribution" on his political enemies, specifically singling out lawmakers like Liz Cheney who investigated the attack on the U.S. Capitol. Trump said Cheney and other committee members should be put in jail.

— Milley, who retired as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 2023, has long been a target of Republican attacks over the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan. Fauci, the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has been a lightning rod for criticism over the federal government's response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Biden declares Equal Rights Amendment is now part of consitution as 28th Amendment: questioned by some. — 17 January 2025 (LINK)

— The archivist of the United States, who is tasked with certifying and publishing new amendments, said that Biden does not have the power to do so alone.

— The ERA — which seeks to establish an equality of rights that cannot be denied on the basis of gender — cleared both chambers of Congress more than five decades ago but fell short of getting enough support from states required for a new amendment within an initial seven-year deadline that was then extended to 1982. That requirement was officially met nearly 40 years after the extension in 2020, when Virginia became the 38th state to ratify the amendment.

Eurasia Review: Biden's sordid legacy: ravaged rights and liberties — OpEd. — 17 January 2025 (LINK)

Eurasia Review: Joe Biden's terrible legacy — OpEd. — 17 January 2025 (LINK)

Fox News: Liz Peek: Biden keeps smearing lipstick on his pig of a presidency: keeps hammering Americans with an absurdly flattering and utterly bogus take on his own accomplishments. — 16 January 2025 (LINK)

Biden issues an 11th hour executive order aimed at strengthening U.S. cybersecurity. — 16 January 2025 (LINK)

— Internally, the U.S. government will require agencies to adopt quantum-resistant algorithms to protect against theft and decryption by adversaries. And the Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, or CISA, will be given more responsibility to hunt for known vulnerabilities across federal systems. They'll have more "centralized visibility".

Joe Biden warns against concentrated power of the ultra-wealthy in farewell speech. Hindustan Times:'subtle yet ominous warning about Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg'. — 15 January 2025 (LINK)

National Review: The Biden Era wheezes its way to a fittingly deluded end. — 15 January 2025 (LINK)

Biden administration extends temporary protected status for 800,000 from Venezuela and El Salvador, plus 137,000 others from Sudan and Ukraine. — 11 January 2025 (LINK) — ground.news: 204 media reports (LINK)

Biden gives Pope Francis highest civilian honour: Presidential Medal of Freedom. — 11 January 2025 (LINK)

Biden permanently bans offshore drilling in 625 million acres of ocean, making a Trump reversal difficult. — 6 January 2025 (LINK)

— The ban will prevent oil companies from leasing waters for new drilling along the entire East Coast, the eastern Gulf of Mexico, the coasts of Washington, Oregon and California, and portions of Alaska's Northern Bering Sea.

Biden awards three climate experts nation's highest science honour. — 6 January 2025 (LINK: limited)

GOP lawmakers slam Biden for awarding Medal of Freedom to Soros, Clinton. — 4 January 2025 (LINK)

US President Biden awards presidential medals, including to Trump critic Liz Cheney. — 2 January 2025 (LINK)

Biden to commute sentences of 37 of the 40 men on federal death row. — 23 December 2024 (LINK)

Biden forgives $4.28 billion in student debt for 54,900 borrowers who work in public service. — 20 December 2024 (LINK)

Biden commutes roughly 1,500 sentences and pardons 39 people in biggest single-day act of clemency. — 12 December 2024 (LINK) — ground.news: 123 media reports (LINK)

— He noted many of the individuals "would receive lower sentences if charged under today's laws, policies, and practices." Biden said he is also pardoning 39 people "who have shown successful rehabilitation and have shown commitment to making their communities stronger and safer." They are serving sentences for nonviolent crimes, including possession of marijuana.

— The White House said Biden is "the first President ever to issue categorical pardons to individuals convicted of simple use and possession of marijuana, and to former LGBTQI+ service members convicted of private conduct because of their sexual orientation."

Biden doubles tariffs (up to 50%) on Chinese solar panel components. — 12 December 2024 (LINK) — ground.news: 46 media reports (LINK)

Trump reacts to Biden pardoning son Hunter by raising Jan. 6 rioters' cases. — 2 December 2024 (LINK)

We haven't seen a pardon as sweeping as Hunter Biden's since Nixon's in 1974. — 2 December 2024 (LINK)

— The starting date of Jan. 1, 2014, in the Biden pardon was surely not chosen randomly: Hunter Biden joined the board of Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian gas company, in April 2014, while his father was vice president. Republicans have accused the younger Biden of illegally profiting off his position on that board.

— The language mirrors the language in Ford's pardon of Nixon, which did not merely cover the Watergate scandal but extended to "all offenses against the United States" that Nixon "has committed or may have committed" between Jan. 20, 1969, and Aug. 9, 1974 — the exact span of Nixon's presidency.

— Trump will not be able to undo the pardon when he takes office. And its sweeping nature means the Trump Justice Department will not be able to reopen the long-running criminal probe of the president's son, according to Samuel Morison, a lawyer focused on clemency who spent 13 years in the Justice Department's Office of the Pardon Attorney.

President Biden issues pardon for his son Hunter after repeatedly saying he wouldn't. — 1 December 2024 (LINK) — ground.news: 640 media reports (LINK)

— The incumbent president's son, 54, had pleaded guilty to nine federal tax charges and was convicted of three felony counts for lying on a federal firearms application. Describing Hunter as being 'selectively and unfairly prosecuted', Biden issued an executive grant of clemency for his son yesterday. Hunter faced up to 17 years behind bars and had a scheduled sentencing hearing in Los Angeles on December 16.

Texas judge rejects Biden's overtime rule benefitting 4 million U.S. workers: "the Labor Department went beyond its authority." — 15 November 2024 (LINK)

Heather Cox Richardson: Biden's "largest investment in our nation's infrastructure in a generation". — 15 November 2024 (LINK)

— In the past three years, the Biden administration launched more than 66,000 projects across the country, repairing 196,000 miles of roads and 11,400 bridges, as well as replacing 367,000 lead pipes and modernizing ports and airports. Today the administration announced an additional $1.5 billion in funding for railroads along the Northeast Corridor, which carries five times more passengers a day than all the flights between Washington, D.C., and New York City.

— In his first term, Trump had promised a bill to address the country's long-neglected infrastructure, but his inability to get that done made "infrastructure week" a joke. Biden got a major bill passed, but while the administration nicknamed the law the "Big Deal," Biden got very little credit for it politically. Republicans who had voted against the measure took credit for the projects it funded, and voters seemed not to factor in the jobs and improvements it brought when they went to the polls last week.

In first interview since dropping out, Biden say she dropped out of the US presidential race because he didn't want to be a distraction, discussed Israel's war on Gaza, and said Trump danger to US — 11 August 2024 (LINK)

— He still believes a ceasefire is possible before his presidency ends. "The plan I put together, endorsed by the G7, endorsed by the UN Security Council, et cetera, is still viable. And I'm working literally every single day — and my whole team — to see to it that it doesn't escalate into a regional war. But it easily can," Biden told CBS.

The Biden-Harris administration is poised to pull off something that hasn't been managed in this century, something that has happened only other time since 1965. They're about to stick the elusive "soft landing" with the economy. — 29 July 2024 (LINK)

Biden rolls out plan to overhaul the Supreme Court: including term limits for justices and a more binding ethics code — 29 July 2024 (LINK)

— Biden is also calling for a constitutional amendment declaring that presidents do not have immunity from criminal prosecution for any crimes committed while in office, following the Supreme Court's July ruling granting Donald Trump immunity for "official acts" he committed as president.

Biden gives states $4.3bn for EV chargers, heat pumps, and other green tech — 22 July 2024 (LINK)

CNN: You might have just missed Earth-shattering economic news: for the first time in four years, prices on everyday goods and services in the U.S. actually fell. In other words, this June was the first time since the pandemic started that we paid less for stuff compared with the previous month.the single best economic news of the past decade is but a murmur of chit-chat, barely audible against a clamor of politicos shouting about President Joe Biden's age — 12 July 2024 (LINK)

AP: Joe Biden faced a test Thursday that he had avoided so far this year — a solo news conference with questions from the White House press corps. Key takeaways: Insistence on staying in the race and flubbed names — 11 July 2024 (LINK)

CNN: Biden's false and misleading claims at high-stakes news conference — 11 July 2024 (LINK)

— Biden played down a gaffe he made at an event earlier on Thursday in which he had mistakenly introduced Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as "President Putin" before correcting himself moments later. Biden said at the press conference: "I said, 'No, I'm sorry, Zelensky.' And then I added five other names." Biden's last claim was false. He didn't utter "five other names" after he corrected the Putin-Zelensky mix-up.

— Biden spoke of a need to "pace" himself in his activities. He said, "The next debate, I'm not going to be traveling 15 time zones a week before. Anyway. That's what it was about." This is misleading. Biden did not travel abroad "a week before" the June 27 CNN presidential debate in which he performed poorly. In fact, he returned to the US from Europe 12 days before that debate, on June 15.

— Biden, criticizing Trump's position on the NATO military alliance, said, "I think he said at one of his rallies, don't hold me to this, recently, where, 'NATO – I just learned about NATO,' or something to that effect. Foreign policy's never been his strong point." Biden's description of Trump's comment was indeed inaccurate. Trump did not say at a recent rally that "I just learned about NATO." Rather, Trump said at the rally that he had not known what NATO was, "too much," prior to attending his first alliance summit as president in 2017.

— Talking about the war between Israel and Hamas, Biden said Thursday, "There is a growing dissatisfaction in, on the West Bank, from the Palestinians, about Hamas. Hamas is not popular now." The limited available public opinion polling suggests the claim that "Hamas is not popular now" in the West Bank is not true — and that Hamas' popularity has increased there since its attack on Israel last October.

— When a reporter told Biden that Reuters had reported Thursday that the leadership of the United Auto Workers union was concerned about Biden's ability to win the election, Biden responded, "UAW just endorsed me, but go ahead." Biden's claim that the UAW "just" endorsed him is misleading at best. The UAW actually announced its endorsement of Biden on January 24, more than five months ago.

— Biden said, "You may recall, I still get criticized for it, but I was totally opposed to the occupation and trying to unite Afghanistan. Once we got bin Laden," in 2011, "we should've moved on, because it was not in our — no one's ever going to unite that country." Biden's claim that he was "totally opposed to the occupation" of Afghanistan is misleading at best. In the early years of the war, Biden, then a US senator for Delaware, was a vocal public supporter of the US having a sustained military presence in Afghanistan and engaging in extensive "nation-building" there — and he explicitly rejected the idea of a narrow military mission targeting terrorists.

Heather Cox Richardson: Biden vs Trump in the media: of 92 NYTimes pieces covering Trump, none mentioned Trump's mental fitness. — substack — 5 July 2024 (LINK)

Billionaire investor Mark Cuban from Shark Tank show asked ChatGPT to analyze first Trump-Biden debate and judge the duo's communication skills, professionalism: "Based on the debate performance alone, it would be challenging to decisively hire either candidate without further evaluation of their professional capabilities and specific job fit." — see_link — 30 June 2024 (LINK)

Can Biden come back from a bad debate the way Reagan did in 1984? — NPR — 29 June 2024 (LINK)

Fact check: Biden's horrific debate performance made worse by multiple lies and gaffes — nypost — 29 June 2024 (LINK)

Hunter Biden found guilty on all three felony gun charges — ground.news: 304 media reports — 11 June 2024 (LINK)

Joe Biden says he will 'respect the judicial process' as Hunter considers appeal — ground.news: 46 media reports — 11 June 2024 (LINK)

Elon Musk drops suit against OpenAI and Sam Altman alleging startup's deviation from the original goal of AI for humanity over profit — ground.news: 39 media reports — 11 June 2024 (LINK)

Biden administration issues guidelines on carbon credit integrity — thehill — 28 May 2024 (LINK)

Many Americans mistakenly think the economy is shrinking and the stock market is tanking: inflation over past 3 years, comparisons are made with 2019, and there's the end of COVID stimulus. Note: the factors that have changed the US economy in the last few years are more influential than anything Trump or Biden has done. — finance.yahoo.com — 23 May 2024 (LINK)

Biden unveils $3 billion for nationwide lead pipe replacement — CNN — 2 May 2024 (LINK)

Voters don't like Biden's economy — but why? There's a disconnect between most economic indicators that economists consider — things like GDP, the unemployment rate, job growth and inflation — which are all looking up, and how voters feel: a lot of that has to do with the cost of living, including persistent high prices at the grocery store and gas pump and for bigger costs like housing and higher education — abcnews — 30 April 2024 (LINK)

Biden finalizes plan to overhaul dirty power grid and reduce blackouts — huffpost — 25 April 2024 (LINK)

Heather Cox Richardson: In the past two days, the Biden-Harris administration has announced a wide range of new rules to protect ordinary Americans — substack — 23 April 2024 (LINK)

— Two new rules affect patients in nursing homes and receiving home care, as well as the workers who care for them.

The Office for Civil Rights at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced a final rule that strengthens the HIPAA medical privacy rule for people from states that ban abortions who seek reproductive health care in states that permit them.

The Labor Department announced a new rule that would guarantee that salaried workers who make less than $59,000 a year are compensated fairly for overtime work.

Also today, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) voted 3–2 along party lines to ban the noncompete agreements that prevent workers from minimum-wage earners to top executives from changing jobs within the industry in which they work.

Biden administration announces plans to expand background checks to close "gun show loophole" — CBS — 11 April 2024 (LINK)

Biden admin moves to shield federal workers from potential Trump purge — axios — 4 April 2024 (LINK)

— "This final rule honors our 2.2 million career civil servants, helping ensure that people are hired and fired based on merit and that they can carry out their duties based on their expertise and not political loyalty."

If Trump returns to the White House and wants to reverse the new rule, he would need to direct the Office of Personnel Management to draft new rules, which would include seeking public comment on any proposed changes.

Weeks ahead of the 2020 election, Trump issued an executive order known as "Schedule F" that would have reclassified tens of thousands of federal workers into a new Schedule F employment category. The move would have allowed Trump to replace scores of civil servant positions and career posts with hand-picked loyalists. Biden rescinded the executive order after he took office.

Biden administration restores threatened species protections dropped by Trump — AP — 28 March 2024 (LINK)

Biden pledges billions to rebuild cities 'torn apart' by highways through many Black, brown, Asian American and Hispanic communities decades ago — The Guardian UK ● — 13 March 2024 (LINK)

FactChecking Biden's 7 March State of the Union: His speech included misleading claims on inflation, crime, clean energy investments, wages and other subjects — factcheck.org — 8 March 2024 (LINK)

Democratic operative admits to commissioning fake Biden robocall that used AI to tell party supporters not to vote — nbcnews.com — 25 February 2024 (LINK)

Biden administration restores Trump-rescinded policy stating Israeli settlements illegitimate — ground.news: 55 media reports — 23 February 2024 (LINK)

Big Brother Biden wants AI to control what you read, say and think — nypost — 10 February 2024 (LINK)

Media ignores big news at Biden press conference: Biden yesterday issued an important memorandum that lays out the standards countries that receive U.S. weapons must adhere to and, for the first time, requires the administration to submit an annual report to Congress about whether countries are meeting the requirements — crooksandliars.com — 8 February 2024 (LINK)

Facebook rules allow altered video casting Biden as paedophile, says board — ground.news: 39 media reports — 5 February 2024 (LINK)

30 things Joe Biden did as President you might have missed — politico — 2 February 2024 (LINK)

U.S. economy added 353,000 jobs in January, much better than expected — ground.news: 4 media reports — 2 February 2024 (LINK)

!Biden left with few choices as immigration takes center stage in American politics? — ground.news main source: AP, 16 media reports — 2 February 2024 (LINK)

Hunter Biden pleads not guilty to 9 federal tax charges — ground.news: 213 media reports — 11 January 2024 (LINK)

'The alternative to democracy is dictatorship,' Warns Biden as civil society leaders and progressive lawmakers mark the third anniversary of 6 Jan attack on Congress — commondreams — 6 January 2024 (LINK)

China's President Xi Jinping, US' Biden exchange greetings on 45 years of diplomatic ties, agree to restore communication channels limited after Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan in August 2022 — ground.news: 42 media reports — 1 January 2024 (LINK)

nypost: Biden admin threatens to sue Texas if state arrests and deport migrants — nypost — 29 December 2023 (LINK)

nypost: Iran declares war on US in Red Sea (and beyond) — as Biden does nothing — see_link — 28 December 2023 (LINK)

The GOP's case against Biden unravels in new and unfortunate ways — msnbc — 22 December 2023 (LINK)

Biden administration unveils hydrogen tax credit plan to jump-start industry — npr — 21 December 2023 (LINK)

— The U.S. credit is the most generous in the world for hydrogen production. The proposal — which is part of Democrats' Inflation Reduction Act passed last year — outlines a tiered system to determine which hydrogen producers get the most credits, with cleaner energy projects receiving more, and smaller, but still meaningful credits going to those that use fossil fuel to produce hydrogen.

The U.S. hopes to produce 50 million metric tons of hydrogen by 2050. "That's equivalent to the amount of energy currently used by every bus, every plane, every train and every ship in the US combined," Energy Deputy Secretary David M. Turk said on a 21 December call with reporters to preview the proposal.

White House reups Biden's pledge not to pardon son if convicted: 'Nothing has changed' — ground.news: 8 media reports — 10 December 2023 (LINK)

— The charges against Hunter Biden include felonies and misdemeanors filed in California, in addition to federal firearms charges in Delaware. If convicted, Hunter Biden could face a maximum sentence of 17 years in prison.

Biden spins the facts in campaign speech on 28 November — factcheck.org — 5 December 2023 (LINK)

NY Post: Biden got recurring $1,380 payment from Hunter's firm starting in 2018 — nypost — 4 December 2023 (LINK)

— A source told The Post that at least three payments were made. Emails from Hunter's abandoned laptop indicate that the recurring transfers may have been to repay Joe Biden for help with his son's car payment. A January 2019 email to Hunter from his assistant Katie Dodge annotated various expenses including "Ford Raptor — Reimbursement to JRB — $1380."

Biden administration issues rule to cut methane emissions from oil and gas — thehill — 2 December 2023 (LINK)

Mike Johnson just blew a hole in the GOP's Joe Biden impeachment inquiry — The New Republic — 29 November 2023 (LINK)

Fox News: Mexico's president praises Biden for not building border walls — foxnews — 17 November 2023 (LINK)

Factcheck.org: Biden's numbers, October 2023 update: The economy added 13.9 million jobs. The unemployment rate dropped for a time to the lowest in nearly 54 years. Inflation surged to the highest level in over 40 years. Despite slowing their rise lately, consumer prices are up nearly 17.1% overall. Gasoline is up 50.3%. Average weekly earnings haven't kept pace with prices. After adjusting for inflation, "real" weekly earnings dropped 3.9%. Those lacking health insurance went down — by 0.7 percentage points by one measure and 1.3 points by another. The U.S. accepted 60,014 refugees in fiscal year 2023 — the highest amount in seven years. — factcheck.org — 20 October 2023 (LINK)

Forbes AI Investor: it's looking like the fabled 'soft landing' might be a reality after all — 30 September 2023

— Over the long term, markets' general trend is up. Keeping in mind the challenge that regulators and central banks across the world had in the aftermath of Covid, it had the potential to be far worse. Consumer confidence is down but that figure is still far higher than the mid-80's experience during the pandemic and the mid-20's from the 2008 global financial crisis.

Biden's $15 minimum wage for federal contractors blocked by US judge — Reuters ● — 27 September 2023 (LINK)

Biden joins UAW strikers, the first sitting president to join a picket line: 'You deserve a hell of a lot more' — ground.news: media reports — 27 September 2023 (LINK)

— Biden: "You guys, the UAW, you saved the automobile industry back in 2008 ... you made a lot of sacrifices. You gave up a lot. And the companies were in trouble. Now they're doing incredibly well and guess what? You should be doing incredibly well."

→ Hunter Biden 'received $250K wire originating in Beijing with beneficiary address listed as Joe Biden's home' → — ground.news: 16 media reports — 26 September 2023 (LINK)

→ Biden's dog Commander bites Secret Service agent again — marking 11th attack — nypost — 26 September 2023 (LINK)

Biden hosts Pacific Island leaders in latest effort to counter China's influence — PBS News Hour video — 25 September 2023 (LINK)

NYPost: Biden fumbles acronym during Pacific Islands forum speech: 'Doesn't matter what we call it,' he jokes — (LINK)

Factcheck: No, Joe Biden was not replaced by an actor in 2019 — eu.usatoday.com — 14 September 2023 (LINK)

→Biden claims without evidence he was at Ground Zero on day after 9/11 attacks→ — ground.news: media reports — 11 September 2023 (LINK)

— Records show that Biden was in the U.S. Senate on September 12, 2001, and gave a floor speech about the terrorist attacks. His first known visit to Ground Zero was on September 20, 2001. He faces criticism for not visiting any of the attack sites on the anniversary and for giving his speech in Alaska instead. He is the first president in 22 years to neither spend the day at an attack site nor the White House.

US 5th Circuit finds Biden White House, CDC likely violated First Amendment — www.washingtonpost.com — 7 September 2023 (LINK)

— The judges wrote that the White House, the Surgeon General, the CDC and the FBI likely "coerced the platforms to make their moderation decisions by way of intimidating messages and threats of adverse consequences" on coronavirus and elections.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation said said the ruling was an improvement over a temporary injunction U.S. District Judge Terry A. Doughty issued July 4.Doughty, an appointee of former president Trump, had ordered originally.

Doughty's decision had affected a wide range of government departments and agencies, and imposed 10 specific prohibitions on government officials. The appeals court threw out nine of those and modified the 10th to limit it to efforts to "coerce or significantly encourage social-media companies to remove, delete, suppress, or reduce, including through altering their algorithms, posted social-media content containing protected free speech."

Special counsel David Weiss to seek indictment of Hunter Biden this month — ground.news: 185 media reports — 6 September 2023 (LINK)

— Hunter Biden's legal team claims that he is abiding by the terms of a diversion agreement, while prosecutors argue for an indictment.

!Former Ukrainian prosecutor accuses Joe Biden of corruption claiming that Biden bribed Ukrainian officials in exchange for his firing! However, State Department officials, activists, and diplomats have disputed Shokin's claims, stating that he was fired due to his failure to prosecute corruption cases — ground.news main source: FoxNews, 9 media reports — 25 August 2023 (LINK)

Factcheck: Donald Trump vastly underestimates job gains under Joe Biden — politifact — 5 August 2023 (LINK)

— "During Biden's first 30 months in office, just 2.1 million new jobs were created, and by contrast, during my first 30 months in office we created 4.9 million new jobs," Trump said Aug. 5. We have previously fact-checked Biden for exaggerating the scale of job gains on his watch, but none of Biden's statements were as far off base as Trump's. When Biden took office in January 2021, the U.S had almost 143 million nonfarm jobs. By Biden's 30th month in office — June 2023 — the number of nonfarm jobs had risen to 156.2 million. That's an increase of 13.2 million jobs, or more than six times as big as the 2.1 million jobs Trump referenced in his speech.

Fired Ukrainian prosecutor Shokin says Joe and Hunter Biden DID take BRIBES — and were behind his ousting: 'Isn't that corruption alone?' he says in preview of bombshell interview, but lacks direct evidence — ny breaking — 25 August 2023 (LINK)

Joe Biden brags at CFR meeting about withholding aid to Ukraine to force firing of prosecutor — (LINK)

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty: Biden did demand that Shokin be removed. At an event at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York in 2018, Biden seemed to boast about it, saying that during a visit to Kyiv — likely in December 2015 — he told Ukrainian officials: "We're leaving in six hours. If the prosecutor's not fired, you're not getting the money." "Well, son of a bitch," Biden continued. "He got fired." Shokin was indeed fired, but not until March that year. — (LINK)

Financial Times: European and US officials pressed Ukraine to sack Viktor Shokin, the country's former prosecutor-general, months before Joe Biden, the former US vice-president, personally intervened to force his removal, people involved in the talks said. Mr Biden did not act unilaterally nor did he instigate the push against Mr Shokin, despite suggestions to the contrary by supporters of US president Donald Trump, people familiar with the matter said. — (LINK)

Biden and Ukraine: What we know about corruption claims: 'no evidence'— BBC News — (LINK)

Snopes: The U.S. may have pushed for the firing of a Ukrainian prosecutor, but not for the reasons implied in a video clip. — (LINK)

— Before his remarks morphed into "evidence" for claims that Biden ordered Ukraine to fire Shokin for investigating Burisma, they were picked up by Russian government-controlled outlets such as RT and Sputnik to levy accusations that the Obama administration was engaged in heavy-handed meddling in Ukraine's affairs.

Biden–Ukraine conspiracy theorysmall> — (LINK)

Biden publicly acknowledges 7th grandchild for first time: says 4-year-old granddaughter Navy is 'family matter', not a political issue. — www.aljazeera.com — 28 July 2023 (LINK)

Hunter Biden judge says can't accept plea deal in surprise turn, and Biden pleads not guilty — ground.news: 139 media reports — 26 July 2023 (LINK)

President Biden's determination to "build the economy from the middle out and the bottom up", appears to be paying off. — see_link — 25 July 2023 (LINK)

Biden's narrative on never discussing business deals with Hunter continues to crumble: Hunter Biden's longtime business partner reportedly to testify then-Vice President Joe Biden frequently sat in on business calls with son — www.foxnews.com ● → — 25 July 2023 (LINK)

Fact check: Does newly released 'FD-1023' document prove Burisma CEO gave two $5m bribes to Bidens? No — www.snopes.com — 21 July 2023 (LINK)

heathercoxrichardson: Biden's new measures to promote competition in the economy — heathercoxrichardson.substack.com — 19 July 2023 (LINK)

!Barack Obama was right to be wary of Joe Biden's ability to 'f––k things up'? — nypost.com ● → → — 12 July 2023 (LINK)

Trump promises to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Biden family if elected in 2024→ — ground.news: 7 media reports — 1 July 2023 (LINK)

www.factcheck.org: FactChecking Biden's Campaign-Style Speeches: Biden has been giving a series of campaign-style speeches, touting the success of his economic policies, which he calls "Bidenomics," and talking about his efforts to diversify the federal courts. But we found that some of his claims were wrong or imprecise. — www.factcheck.org — 30 June 2023 (LINK)

— Biden wrongly claimed to have "appointed more African American women" to federal judgeships than "every other president combined." He's had more African American women confirmed than any other president, but not more than all of them combined. Biden exaggerated the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act on reducing carbon emissions. Biden noted that the share of "working-age Americans" in the workforce is the highest it's been in roughly 20 years, which is correct for those age 25 to 54. But when including those age 55 and older, labor force participation rates are still below the pre-pandemic level.

Biden proposes new measures for student loan relief after Supreme Court defeat" — www.reuters.com ● — 30 June 2023 (LINK)

No, Supreme Court ruling does not eliminate other student loan forgiveness programs — — 30 June 2023 (LINK)

— The Supreme Court struck down the Biden administration plan to forgive $10,000 to $20,000 in student debt for most borrowers. However, other forgiveness programs that have existed for years remain in place, although only borrowers who meet specific conditions qualify for those.

Republican House Oversight Committee chair Comer claims Biden family 'may' have taken $40 million in payments → — ground.news: 8 media reports — factuality: mixed rating 30 June 2023 (LINK)

Republican House Oversight Committee chair Comer claims Biden family 'may' have taken $40 million in payments → — ground.news: 8 media reports — factuality: mixed rating 30 June 2023 (LINK)

U.S. House of Representatives fails to overturn Biden veto in effort to cancel student debt relief — thehill.com — 21 June 2023 (LINK)

US House of Representatives Oversight Committee subpoenas former Hunter Biden business partner — ground.news: 9 media reports — 12 June 2023 (LINK)

Biden is more unfit for office by the minute while GOP nominees devolve into chaos — nypost.com ● — 11 June 2023 (LINK)

Evidence against the Biden crime family is mounting across the board — www.foxbusiness.com ● → — 9 June 2023 (LINK)

Fact check: Trump's baseless '1,850 boxes' attacks on Biden's legal and normal University of Delaware documents collection — edition.cnn.com — 10 June 2023 (LINK)

Here's what to know about GOP claims of a Biden scandal — edition.cnn.com — 9 June 2023 (LINK)

*Joe Biden allegedly paid $5M by Burisma executive as part of a bribery scheme, according to FBI document — www.foxnews.com ● → — 8 June 2023 (LINK)

Biden gets low ratings on economy (33%), guns, immigration in AP-NORC Poll — ap / ground.news: 51 media reports — 22 May 2023 (LINK)

Review of the Hunter Biden story and more: Heather Cox Richardson — source — 10 May 2023 (LINK)

— There is no evidence that the payments were illegal. Republicans have turned up no evidence that President Joe Biden was part of the other Bidens' businesses or received any money in relation to them.

Harris seeks to reset U.S.-Africa relations on 3-nation tour. The vice president is the fifth Biden official in three months to visit the continent — politico — 26 March 2023 (LINK)

Factcheck: The U.S. After Two Years of President Biden — factcheck — 27 January 2023 (LINK)

— Republicans frequently complain that Biden has "shut down" U.S. oil production. But under Biden, crude oil production in the United States has increased by 4%. On the other hand, Biden has failed to live up to his promise to substantially increase the number of refugees the U.S. admits every year.

Factcheck: Classified Documents Found in Biden's Former Office and Garage — factcheck weekly — 12 January 2023 (LINK)