President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will host a Juneteenth concert next week in a “celebration of community, culture and music,” the White House announced Wednesday. The concert, to be held June 13, will be on the South Lawn of the White House. During the event, the White House says it will “uplift […]
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Jill Biden Meets With Japans First Lady
On Monday, after the luncheon, Jill Biden and Yuko Kishida planted a cherry tree in a ceremony on the White House Grounds as a symbol of the long friendship between the U.S. and Japan.
Jill Biden Inviting Both LSU and Iowa State Womens Basketball Teams to the White House
ESPN host Stephen A. Smith Responded to Reese’s tweet by saying, “I mean absolutely zero disrespect to the First Lady, but you are 1000% correct. That is a bad suggestion. Runner-ups don’t get invited to the White House. Why are we trying to change it now? I completely agree with you, Angel.”
First Lady, Jill Biden, Presents a New Award at the Grammys
Last night, during the 65th annual Grammy Award Ceremony, something unprecedented happened. First Lady, Jill Biden, presented a first-of-its-kind Grammy award within a new award category. The new category is for “Best Songs for Social Change,” and was awarded to an anthem that confronted the oppression of women in Iran.
Jill Biden Apologizes for Comparing Latinos to Breakfast Tacos
A Hispanic journalist group has slammed first lady Jill Biden for a speech that she made on Monday where she compared diversity among Latinos to the uniqueness of breakfast tacos. During the speech, Biden was initially addressing the progressive Latino nonprofit group UnidosUS in San Antonio, Texas, where she had said one of the groups former presidents built it with diversity in mind.
Dogs Rule the Political Spectrum, Let’s Sniff it Out
65 percent of Americans own pets. The common three are dogs, cats, and fish. From the research of the University of California Press, there is a psychological identity for owning pets in a political spectrum. Conservative thinkers are more likely to have dogs than cats for pets.
Yellow and Blue Highlighted at the State of the Union
Yellow and blue painted hope for the State of the Union to support Ukraine afar in their battle against Russian forces. For many years, the State of the Union address served as a platform for presidents to discuss about their future plans for the United States in regards to economics, politics, and other topics. Now, it has opened up its stage for colored outfits that share its support overseas. This was not the only year when congress people dressed according to political times.
Jill Biden Heading Back To School
Students and parents spent the last month buying new school clothes and backpacks in preparation for the new in-person school year. Surprisingly, the general public wasn’t the only ones gearing up to go back to school. First Lady Jill Biden also heads back to the classroom today, at Northern Virginia Community College, to teach composition writing where she’s worked since 2009.
Jill Biden Heads to Tokyo Amid Growing Concerns for Olympics
U.S. First Lady Jill Biden departed Wednesday morning for a five-day trip to Tokyo, Japan to support the USA Team and athletes at the 2020 Olympics set to start this Friday after a year of delay. All spectators have been banned from the games and there have been more than 70 positive cases related to the Olympics.
