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The Biden administration has set out to dismantle Trump’s legacy except in one area: space Christian Davenport © Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz President Joe Biden watches as NASA's rover Perseverance lands on Mars Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021, in the Outer Oval Office of the White House. In his first two weeks in office, President Biden wasted no time dismantling wide swaths of the Trump legacy, revoking more than 30 orders signed by his predecessor, while rejoining the Paris Climate Accords, ending the Muslim travel ban and halting construction on a Mexican bor...
Close icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. Election night 2012 in Chicago. Reuters The two became close friends over Obama's eight years in office. Their bromance continues as Biden begins his presidency. President Barack Obama and then-Vice President Joe Biden became close friends during their eight years in the White House. Obama even calling him a "brother" as he awarded him a Presidential Medal of Freedom at the end of his term. Now, it's President Joe Biden...
Will that satisfy them? >> reporter: it's very clear the military has played a crucial role in this. it appears now they have broken with the protesters, that is a huge moment. the military is very respected here in egypt, it's also very respected around the world. remember, it's the military that has been watching these protests happen and done so without using any force against the protesters. you can see these protesters going absolutely crazy. i've never seen anything like this. this is history that has unfolded, a man who has been in power since the 1970s, the 1980s, rather has now left t...
You heard dominic saying in addition to what the square possibly holds some 200,000 people, you're now seeing people pour into the square and balloon those numbers even greater in celebration of the news that ha hosni mubarak, their president of 29 years has in fact stepped down in response to their demand, a popular victory if you will. al-jazeera television reporting celebrations now in tunisia, gaza, and jordan as the news is spreading across the region and across the world of course. we are also seeing that the president's expected to make a statement at 1:30 p.m. eastern time, quote this ...