The Biden family sends our wishes for a happy Kwanzaa to all those families across America lighting the candles of the Kinara tonight.
May your celebration be blessed with hope, peace, and light.
Together, our Administration created the most manufacturing jobs in nearly 30 years.
We're building factories and making products that will allow America to lead the way in manufacturing again.
This year’s Hanukkah arrives in the midst of rising and emboldened antisemitism, at home and around the world.
I recognize your fear, your hurt. And as your president, I want to make this clear.
I will not be silent. America will not be silent.
Ten years ago, 26 Newtown families said goodbye to their loved ones for the last time.
20 first-graders and 6 educators died at the hands of a lone gunman.
We still struggle to fathom such loss. But in this darkness, may we find the strength to finish the work left undone.
If there is one message that breaks through from today, it's that this law – and the love it defends – strikes a blow against hate in all its forms.
Celebrate with us as I sign the historic Respect for Marriage Act into law.
I joined G7 Leaders and President Zelenskyy to discuss the progress we’ve made under Germany’s presidency to address pressing challenges of our time – Russia’s brutal war against Ukraine, climate, food and energy security, infrastructure, and more.
We're more united than ever.
Historic job creation.
Early signs that inflation is easing.
Unemployment near a 50-year low.
Gas prices under what they were a year ago.
I’m so optimistic about our future.
We’ve made important progress passing the most significant gun safety law in three decades.
But the work continues to ban assault weapons.
We did it before, we can do it again.
Smart federal investment attracts private sector investment. It creates jobs and even new industries, and demonstrates we’re all in this together.
That’s what yesterday’s sit-down with industry leaders was about.
Gas prices have declined by an average of $1.60 a gallon over the past 173 days and are now back to the levels they were at in early February.
That's great news.
I just want to make a few things clear:
The Holocaust happened.
Hitler was a demonic figure.
And instead of giving it a platform, our political leaders should be calling out and rejecting antisemitism wherever it hides.
Silence is complicity.
Today, we learned inflation moderated and incomes grew in October, following news that our economy grew at an even stronger pace from July to September than previously thought.
We're seeing initial signs that we're tackling inflation as we transition to steady, stable growth.
Gas prices are down, domestic production is up, and we’ve rallied the world to release oil to address a gas price hike inflamed by Russia’s unprovoked war on Ukraine.
All while continuing to power our historic economic and jobs growth.
Yesterday I met the 2022 U.S. Nobel Prize Winners in Chemistry, Physics, and Economic Sciences. They've created some of the most exciting breakthroughs in human understanding and have expanded our sense of possibility.
Congratulations, Dr. Clauser, Dr. Bertozzi, and Dr. Diamond.