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White House reassures public after a Yemen chat among officials was accidentally leaked, confirming it contained no classified information.

White House: Yemen Chat Was Non-Classified

Official statement confirms no classified information in leaked Yemen chat. White House reassures public on communication security.

White House confirms Yemen chat had no classified info

The White House clarified that a mistakenly shared chat among officials about Yemen strikes was non-classified, easing public concerns.

The White House insisted Tuesday that no classified material was sent on a chat between senior officials about strikes on Yemen that was accidentally shared with a journalist.
President Donald Trump's Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said in a post on X that "no 'war plans' were discussed" and "no classified material was sent to the thread."

President Joe Biden is closely monitoring the situation in Bangladesh and the US will hold the country's interim government accountable for ensuring the protection of religious and ethnic minorities, the White House has said.

Biden watching situation in Bangladesh very closely: White House

The security situation in Bangladesh has been difficult following the ouster of the former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, White House National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby said.

President Joe Biden is closely monitoring the situation in Bangladesh and the US will hold the country's interim government accountable for ensuring the protection of religious and ethnic minorities, the White House has said.
The security situation in Bangladesh has been difficult following the ouster of the former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, White House National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby said.
"And we have been working closely with the interim government to enhance the capability of their law enforcement and security services to deal with the challenge," Kirby said at a news conference on Thursday.
Hasina was ousted as prime minister in the face of a massive anti-government protest in August.
There have been a spate of incidents of violence against Hindus and other minorities, as well as attacks on temples in the last few weeks in Bangladesh.
"We&rsquo;ve been very clear in our engagement with all Bangladeshi leaders that protection of religious and ethnic minorities is absolutely critical, and the leaders of the interim government have repeatedly committed to providing security to all Bangladeshis, regardless of religion or ethnicity," he said.
"We want to hold them to that," Kirby said in response to a question.
Over the past few weeks, Indian Americans have held peaceful protests and marches in several cities, including in front of the White House, in Chicago, New York, SFO, Detroit, Houston and Atlanta, urging Biden to help stop alleged brutalities against the minority Hindu community in Bangladesh.
Earlier in the day, Indian-American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi urged members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to address the issue of violence against minorities, primarily Hindus, in Bangladesh during the confirmation hearing of Senator Marco Rubio for the position of secretary of state.
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Senator Rubio for the top diplomatic position. The date of his confirmation hearing has not been announced yet.
"As targeted violence against Hindus and other minorities continues amid the disorder in Bangladesh, I urge the members of the Senate's Committee on Foreign Relations to address this crisis directly during the upcoming hearings to confirm Senator Rubio as the next US secretary of state," Krishnamoorthi said.
Over the weekend, a large number of Indian-Americans held a march from the White House to the US Capitol over alleged attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh.
Raising slogans like &ldquo;We want Justice&rdquo; and &ldquo;Protect Hindus&rdquo;, the demonstrators urged the Biden administration and the incoming Trump administration to ask the new government in Bangladesh to take steps to protect Hindus and also initiate action against those responsible for this.
"The Bangladeshi Hindu community and the larger Hindu diaspora from the Indian subcontinent have come in support of the Bangladesh Hindu community because there is continuing violence going on in Bangladesh, specifically in Chittagong and Rangpur area, as well as in some other parts of the country," said Utsav Chakrabarti of HinduACTion.

A large group of pro-Palestinian supporters gathered outside the White House and blocked the President's motorcade route demanding a permanent cease-fire in Gaza

Pro-Palestinian protesters block Biden motorcade route ahead of State of the Union speech

A large group of pro-Palestinian supporters gathered outside the White House and blocked the President's motorcade route demanding a permanent cease-fire in Gaza

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters gathered outside the White House on Thursday to bring attention to the war in the Gaza Strip.
President Joe Biden is expected to announce that the U.S. military will set up a temporary port off Gaza, acting amid an international push to create a sea route for food and other aid as U.N. and U.S. officials warn of famine among Palestinian civilians trapped by the Israel-Hamas war.
The U.S. officials said it would likely take weeks before the pier was operational.
The announcement signals further deepening U.S. involvement in the war and the escalating tensions and fighting in the region.
It also shows the Biden administration resorting to an unusual workaround to get help to Gaza's 2.3 million people, as it deals with restrictions that U.S. ally Israel has placed on overland aid deliveries, and with growing criticism of the administration's own handling of the conflict.
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A widening humanitarian crisis across Gaza during five months of war and tight Israeli control of aid trucks has left virtually the entire population desperately short of food, the U.N. says.

Amid allegations of rigging in Pakistan elections, the US has said that it is closely watching the situation. 

White House says ‘closely watching’ Pakistan election results

Amid allegations of rigging in Pakistan elections, the US has said that it is closely watching the situation.&nbsp;

The White House said it is concerned about the reports of intimidation and suppression of voters during the recently held general elections in Pakistan and is closely watching the situation there while a US lawmaker urged the State Department to delay recognising the winner.
&ldquo;We're concerned, and we share our concerns about some of the reports that we've heard coming out of Pakistan in terms of intimidation, voter suppression, that kind of thing. And so, we are watching this very, very closely,&rdquo; John Kirby, Coordinator for Strategic Communications at the National Security Council at the White House told reporters at a news conference.
&ldquo;As I understand it, votes are still being tallied, so international monitors are still taking a look at those tallies. I'm not getting ahead of that process,&rdquo; Kirby said in response to a question.
Indian American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi, who is co-chair of the powerful House China committee, urged the State Department to delay the recognition of the winner.
&ldquo;I am deeply disturbed by the numerous reports that Pakistan's military is engaging in vote-rigging and violence to overturn the results of Thursday's elections. These latest actions follow months of targeted suppression, politically motivated arrests, and brutal intimidation tactics,&rdquo; Krishnamoorthi said on the House floor.
&ldquo;The results of Pakistan's elections must reflect the will of its people, not its military. It is imperative that every effort is made to ensure that every vote is counted fairly and accurately and that violence is prevented at all costs,&rdquo; he said.
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&ldquo;As we continue to monitor the results out of Pakistan, I urge the State Department to delay recognising a winner until these allegations are fully reviewed,&rdquo; Krishnamoorthi said.&nbsp;

The White House has said that the United States is working hard to keep Indian students safe after at least 4 of them were reported dead in the last few weeks. 

White House: Biden administration working hard to stop attacks against Indians

The White House has said that the United States is working hard to keep Indian students safe after at least 4 of them were reported dead in the last few weeks.&nbsp;

US President Joe Biden and his administration are working very hard to thwart and disrupt attacks on Indian and Indian American students, the White House has said.
The announcement by John Kirby, Coordinator for Strategic Communications at the National Security Council in the White House comes amid a slew of attacks on Indian and Indian American students in various parts of the country.
&ldquo;There is no excuse for violence, certainly based on race or gender or religion or any other factor. That's just unacceptable here in the United States,&rdquo; Kirby told reporters here when asked about the series of attacks on students from India and also those from the Indian American community.
&ldquo;The president and this administration have been working very, very hard to make sure we're doing everything we can to work with state and local authorities to try to thwart and disrupt those kinds of attacks and make it clear to anybody who might consider them that they'll be held properly accountable,&rdquo; Kirby said.
Vivek Saini, a student working part-time in a department store, died following an attack by a drug addict in Lithonia, Georgia in January. Syed Mazahir Ali, an Indian student at Indiana Wesleyan University was assaulted in February.
Deaths of at least four Indian American students have been reported in the last several weeks.
Akul Dhawan of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and Neel Acharya of Purdue University died apparently due to heavy drinking followed by long exposure to low temperatures at night in January.
Shreyas Reddy Benigeri, an Indian-origin student at the Lindner School of Business in Cincinnati was found dead in Ohio this month.
Indian American community leader Ajay Jain Bhutoria said he was deeply troubled by the tragic deaths of these students in separate incidents and underscored the urgent need for enhanced safety measures for those pursuing education in the US. College authorities, and local police, must address these challenges promptly, he asserted.
&ldquo;These incidents understandably worry parents and families in India, and their concerns are shared. It's crucial to address safety issues to ensure the well-being of Indian students studying in the USA,&rdquo; he said, adding that the Indian American community unites in calling for improved safety measures and support systems.&nbsp;
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A while back, the popular pop singer, often spotted at Kansas City Chiefs games to support her boyfriend&nbsp;Travis Kelce, became a target of a malicious AI trend.

White House alarmed by deepfake explicit images of Taylor Swift: Deets inside

A while back, the popular pop singer, often spotted at Kansas City Chiefs games to support her boyfriend Travis Kelce, became a target of a malicious AI trend.

A while back, the popular pop singer, often spotted at Kansas City Chiefs games to support her boyfriend&nbsp;Travis Kelce, became a target of a malicious AI trend.

Singer Taylor Swift is the latest victim of a disturbing trend: explicit AI-generated photos. Lately, a series of fabricated explicit images featuring the pop icon have been discovered circulating widely across various social media platforms. Although some of these images have been taken down due to violations of platform rules, a number of them persist online. The singer of Cruel Summer has not yet responded to the situation. However, the fake images have prompted concern at the White House, as they raise worries about the dissemination of misinformation and the potential for harm. AI manipulation of Taylor Swift prompts White House action White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre recently spoke to ABC News reporter Karen L. Travers. She said that Congress needs to pass laws to deal with fake explicit content made using advanced technology. Citing that the situation is highly &lsquo;alarming&rsquo; she said, "We are alarmed by the reports of the&hellip;circulation of images that you just laid out - of false images to be more exact, and it is alarming.&rdquo;
She further said that social media companies have the autonomy to make decisions about managing content, but it's crucial for them to actively enforce their rules to prevent such harmful incidents from happening again, &ldquo;While social media companies make their own independent decisions about content management, we believe they have an important role to play in enforcing their own rules to prevent the spread of misinformation, and non-consensual, intimate imagery of real people.&rdquo; Taylor Swift deep fake AI images A while back, the popular pop singer, often spotted at Kansas City Chiefs games to support her boyfriend Travis Kelce, became a target of a malicious AI trend. In a fabricated image produced with AI-driven generators, Swift is depicted in an inappropriate pose during a Kansas City Chiefs game. Some other images were even more malicious. AI-generated images, produced through text prompts, raise privacy concerns as they can be created without the subject's consent. Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/hollywood/nick-jonas-arrives-in-india-with-brothers-joe-and-kevin-ahead-of-there-show-in-lollapalooza-2024-watch-1706326388554">Nick Jonas arrives In India with brothers Joe and Kevin ahead of there show in Lollapalooza 2024: Watch</a>

There was a security scare at the White House after a car crashed into one of its gates. The driver has been arrested. 

Driver arrested after crashing into White House gate: Secret Service

There was a security scare at the White House after a car crashed into one of its gates. The driver has been arrested.&nbsp;

US authorities detained a person near the White House on Monday who crashed a vehicle into an exterior gate of the presidential mansion complex, the Secret Service said.
President Joe Biden was out of town at the time of the incident, and security officials did not say whether it was a traffic accident or intended as an attack.
"Shortly before 6:00 pm (2300 GMT), a vehicle collided with an exterior gate on the White House complex. The driver has been taken into custody &amp; we are investigating the cause &amp; manner of the collision," US Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said on X, formerly Twitter.
The crash is believed to have occurred on the northeast side of the complex, given that Guglielmi said to expect "traffic implications" at 15th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
While the vehicle was later cleared by Washington police, the "driver remains in custody and our investigation continues," Guglielmi said.
The White House has seen a string of high-profile trespassing incidents in recent years, causing sufficient concern to build a higher, tougher metal fence around the iconic mansion's perimeter in 2020.
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In 2017 a man who scaled a White House fence traipsed the grounds for more than 16 minutes before he was arrested -- while then-president Donald Trump was inside.
In 2014 while Barack Obama was president, a disturbed US Army veteran jumped the White House fence, sprinted across the lawn and entered the building with a knife in his pocket.

The Colorado Supreme Court has barred Donald Trump from the state's presidential primary ballot because of his involvement in the attack on the Capitol in January 2021.

Donald Trump can't run for President in Colorado: impact on his chances explained

The Colorado Supreme Court has barred Donald Trump from the state's presidential primary ballot because of his involvement in the attack on the Capitol in January 2021.

A divided Colorado Supreme Court on Tuesday declared former President Donald Trump ineligible for the White House under the U.S. Constitution&rsquo;s insurrection clause and removed him from the state&rsquo;s presidential primary ballot, setting up a likely showdown in the nation&rsquo;s highest court to decide whether the front-runner for the GOP nomination can remain in the race.
The decision from a court whose justices were all appointed by Democratic governors marks the first time in history that Section 3 of the 14th Amendment has been used to disqualify a presidential candidate.
&ldquo;A majority of the court holds that Trump is disqualified from holding the office of president under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment,&rdquo; the court wrote in its 4-3 decision.
Colorado&rsquo;s highest court overturned a ruling from a district court judge who found that Trump incited an insurrection for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, but said he could not be barred from the ballot because it was unclear that the provision was intended to cover the presidency.
Trump&rsquo;s attorneys had promised to appeal any disqualification immediately to the nation's highest court, which has the final say about constitutional matters.
Trump lost Colorado by 13 percentage points in 2020 and doesn&rsquo;t need the state to win next year&rsquo;s presidential election. But the danger for the former president is that more courts and election officials will follow Colorado&rsquo;s lead and exclude Trump from must-win states.
Dozens of lawsuits have been filed nationally to disqualify Trump under Section 3, which was designed to keep former Confederates from returning to government after the Civil War. It bars from office anyone who swore an oath to &ldquo;support&rdquo; the Constitution and then &ldquo;engaged in insurrection or rebellion&rdquo; against it, and has been used only a handful of times since the decade after the Civil War.
The Colorado case is the first where the plaintiffs succeeded. After a weeklong hearing in November, District Judge Sarah B. Wallace found that Trump indeed had &ldquo;engaged in insurrection&rdquo; by inciting the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, and her ruling that kept him on the ballot was a fairly technical one.
The liberal group behind those cases, Free Speech For People, also filed another lawsuit in Oregon seeking to bounce Trump from the ballot there. The Colorado case was filed by another liberal group, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.
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Khan, a critic of US military operations, has alleged that a senior US official worked to oust him -- claims strongly rejected by the United States.

US says watching Pakistan political unrest with 'concern'

Khan, a critic of US military operations, has alleged that a senior US official worked to oust him -- claims strongly rejected by the United States.

The United States on August 9 said it was watching with concern the prospect of election violence in Pakistan, which is set for polls from which leading politician Imran Khan has been barred. &nbsp;
John Kirby, spokesman for the White House National Security Council was responding to a question on whether violent extremists were taking advantage of political turmoil as the world's fifth-most populous country heads to the polls.
The United States has been cautious in its comments on Khan and the election itself, fearing it will stir up conspiracy theories.
Khan, a critic of US military operations, has alleged that a senior US official worked to oust him -- claims strongly rejected by the United States.

US President Joe Biden was reportedly not at the White House when the white powder triggered a security alert.

White House evacuated after 'white powder' found, investigation on

The White House was briefly evacuated after a packet of white powder was found on its premises on the evening of July 2, according to the Washington Post. 

US President Joe Biden was reportedly not at the White House when the white powder triggered a security alert.

The White House was briefly evacuated after a packet of white powder was found on its premises on the evening of July 2, according to the Washington Post.&nbsp;
The report added that the white powder tested positive for cocaine in a preliminary test and is being further tested to determine its exact nature.&nbsp;
The United States Secret Services has said it is investigating why and how the packet reached the White House.&nbsp;
US President Joe Biden was reportedly not at the White House when the white powder triggered a security alert.
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Reliance Industries Chairman & MD Mukesh Ambani, Zerodha & True Beacon Co-Founder Nikhil Kamath and several others present were present at the meeting

PM Modi meets top CEOs and Chairmen from US and India at White House

PM Modi meets top CEOs and Chairmen from&nbsp;US and India
Holds&nbsp;meeting&nbsp;at White&nbsp;House
Satya Nadella,&nbsp;Sundar Pichai, Sunita Williams&nbsp;present
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Reliance Industries Chairman &amp; MD Mukesh Ambani, Zerodha &amp; True Beacon Co-Founder Nikhil Kamath and several others present were present at the meeting

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met top CEOs and Chairmen from the US and India at the White House on Friday.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, Google CEO Sundar Pichai, NASA astronaut Sunita Williams, Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra, Reliance Industries Chairman &amp; MD Mukesh Ambani, Zerodha &amp; True Beacon Co-Founder Nikhil Kamath and several others present were present at the meeting
Furthermore, issuing a joint statement with PM Modi, after the high-tech handshake event at the White House, US President Joe Biden said, "Our cooperation matters, not just for our own people but quite frankly to the whole world as our partnership is about more than the next breakthrough or the next deal as big as they may be. It is about taking climate change, about tackling, about exploring the universe, about lifting people out of poverty, preventing pandemics &amp; giving our citizens real opportunity."
With ANI inputs

"What a great sight it is. It is like a festival," Hitesh Shah, who came from Boston, said.

Watch | Indian-Americans gather at White House ahead of PM Modi's arrival

"What a great sight it is. It is like a festival," Hitesh Shah, who came from Boston, said.

Large crowds of the Indian diaspora on Thursday gathered at the South Lawns of the White House under an overcast sky as ceremonial music played ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's arrival for his official welcome.
Officials said anywhere between 2,000-3,000 persons are expected to witness the ceremonial welcome being given to Modi, who is on his first state visit to the US.
A drizzle was no dampener to the enthusiasm of the members of the diaspora, many of whom travelled overnight from different parts of the US, as they waved the flag of the two countries and raised slogans.
Slogans like 'Vande Mataram', 'Bharat Mata ki Jai' and 'Modi, Modi' went up the air amid a mood of cheer.
Prime Minister Modi arrived here on Wednesday on the second leg of his maiden state visit to the US during which he will hold bilateral talks with President Joe Biden and address a joint session of the US Congress.

In addition, NASA and ISRO have agreed to a joint mission to the International Space Station in the year 2024, said the official who spoke on condition of anonymity.

ISRO, NASA to sign Artemis Accords, send joint mission to ISS: White House

In addition, NASA and ISRO have agreed to a joint mission to the International Space Station in the year 2024, said the official who spoke on condition of anonymity.

India has decided to join the Artemis Accords, which brings like-minded countries together on civil space exploration, and NASA and ISRO have agreed to a joint mission to the International Space Station in 2024, the White House said Thursday.
&ldquo;On space, we will be able to announce that India is signing the Artemis Accords, which advance a common vision for space exploration for the benefit of all humankind,&rdquo; a senior administration official said hours before the meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Joe Biden in the Oval Office.
Grounded in the Outer Space Treaty of 1967 (OST), the Artemis Accords are a non-binding set of principles designed to guide civil space exploration and use in the 21st century. It is an American-led effort to return humans to the moon by 2025, with the ultimate goal of expanding space exploration to Mars and beyond.
The official said that NASA and the ISRO are developing a strategic framework for human spaceflight cooperation this year.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to the US for an official state visit from June 21 to 24, where he will be hosted by US President Joe Biden at the White House

White House prepares for grand welcome of PM Modi, details inside

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to the US for an official state visit from June 21 to 24, where he will be hosted by US President Joe Biden at the White House

Preparations are underway at the White House to welcome PM Modi for an official state next week. According to reports quoting the office of the First Lady, plant-based chef Nina Curtis will be the dinner&rsquo;s guest chef, working with White House Executive Chefs to develop a vegetarian menu for the Prime Minister. Grammy Award-winning American violinist and conductor Joshua Bell will provide the evening&rsquo;s entertainment.&nbsp;

The White House said Monday that India is a vibrant democracy and anybody who happens to go to New Delhi can see that for themselves

White House praising Indian democracy 'tight slap' for Rahul Gandhi: BJP

The BJP took a swipe at Rahul Gandhi saying it is "ironical" that while he "shamelessly" continues to criticise India's democracy during his US visit, the White House says India is a vibrant democracy. 

The White House said Monday that India is a vibrant democracy and anybody who happens to go to New Delhi can see that for themselves

The BJP took a swipe at Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday, saying it is "ironical" that while he "shamelessly" continues to criticise India's democracy during his US visit, the White House says India is a vibrant democracy.
It is a tight slap on the "yuvraj" of the Congress, BJP national spokesperson Syed Zafar Islam said.
The White House said Monday that India is a vibrant democracy and anybody who happens to go to New Delhi can see that for themselves, as it dismissed concerns about the health of democracy in India.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be on a state visit to the US later this month.
"Isn't it ironical that while Rahul Gandhi shamelessly continues to criticise our democracy during his US visit, the White House says India is a vibrant democracy What a tight slap on Yuvraj of the Congress. Under PM Shri Narendra Modi our democracy is safe," Islam said.
He was reacting to the comments of John Kirby, Coordinator for Strategic Communications at the National Security Council in the White House, at a news conference in Washington.
"India is a vibrant democracy. Anybody that, you know, happens to go to New Delhi can see that for themselves. And certainly, I would expect that strength and health of democratic institutions will be part of the discussion," Kirby said.

Sai Varshith Kandula: Nazi flay-carrying Indian-origin youth 'wanted to kill Joe Biden' 

Sai Varshith Kandula: Nazi flag-carrying Indian-origin youth 'wanted to kill Joe Biden' 

Reports said that the teen waived a Nazi flag as he crashed his truck into a hoarding near the White House

Police in the US have arrested the youth who rammed a truck into billboards outside a park near the White House.&nbsp; &nbsp; 19-year-old Sai Varshith Kandula has been charged with threatening to kill, kidnap or inflict harm on US president Joe Biden, vice president Kamala Harris or their family members.&nbsp;
According to US Park Police and US Secret Service Kandula was arrested after &ldquo;intentionally&rdquo; crashing the truck on May 22.&nbsp; &nbsp; Kandula reportedly told law enforcement officers that he wanted to seize power, take over the government and kill the president.&nbsp; &nbsp; News agencies photographed police officers removing a Nazi flag from the truck and examining the flag on the ground. Kandula, from the St Louis suburb of Chesterfield, graduated from Marquette Senior High School in 2022.&nbsp;
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A truck crashed into security barriers on Lafayette Square near the US President's residence.

Security scare near US President's house; truck crashes into barriers

No White House or Secret Service personnel were injured, as per reports.

A security scare occurred near the residence of the US President on the night of May 22, 2023.
A truck crashed into security barriers near the White House, as per reports. The driver of the truck was detained by the Secret Service after the incident on Lafayette Square.
Roads and pedestrian walkways near the crash site were closed as an investigation was launched.
No White House or Secret Service personnel were injured.

Dr Kevin O'Connor said that Biden remains a healthy, vigourous, 80-year-old male, who is fit to successfully execute the duties of the Presidency.

Is 80-yr-old Joe Biden physically fit to be US President? Results of medical exam revealed by doctor

Dr Kevin O'Connor said that Biden remains a healthy, vigourous, 80-year-old male, who is fit to successfully execute the duties of the Presidency.

Amid preparations in the United States of America for the next Presidential elections in 2024, incumbent President Joe Biden's health analysis was released by his physician on 16 February 2023.
Dr Kevin O'Connor said that Biden remains a healthy, vigourous, 80-year-old male, who is fit to successfully execute the duties of the Presidency. Days earlier, Biden underwent his annual physical examination at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Centre.
Biden's current medical considerations include a-fib with normal ventricular response, hyperlipidemia, gastroesophageal reflux, seasonal allergies, spinal arthritis and mild sensory peripheral neuropathy of the feet. For these, he takes three common prescription medications and two common over-the-counter medications, the physician said.
According to him, the most notable interval history for this past year was the President's very extensively reported upper respiratory infection from SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19). His initial infection ran from 21 July 2022 through 27 July 2022. He then experienced rebound COVID-19 positivity which started on 30 July 2022 and he tested negative on 6 August 2022.
"Fortunately, having been fully vaccinated and twice boosted at the time of initial infection, the President experienced only mild symptoms, consisting mostly of a deep, loose cough and hoarseness. He responded very well to standard, outpatient therapy, to include the anti-viral medication, Paxlovid," Dr O&rsquo;Conner said.
(With agency inputs)
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The Joe Biden government on 13 February 2023 said that there is "no indication of alien or extraterrestrial activity" with the recent "takedowns".

After top US general's 'aliens' hint, Joe Biden govt's clarification on shooting down of 3 UFOs in 3 days

The Joe Biden government on 13 February 2023 said that there is "no indication of alien or extraterrestrial activity" with the recent "takedowns".

A day after a top US military officer sparked speculation by refusing to rule out the possibility of aliens behind the recent flying object controversies, the White House issued a clarification.
The Joe Biden government on 13 February 2023 said that there is "no indication of alien or extraterrestrial activity" with the recent "takedowns". White House press secretary said that she wanted the American people to know this since there were many questions on the topic.
Between 10 and 12 February, the US shot down three unidentified aerial objects in its airspace. This came after President Biden ordered the shooting down of an alleged Chinese spy balloon.
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Efforts are underway to finalise dates in June or July 2023, before India hosts Joe Biden among other world leaders for the G20 summit in September.

Joe Biden has invited PM Modi for state visit to USA, says report: watch possible dates, plans

Efforts are underway to finalise dates in June or July 2023, before India hosts Joe Biden among other world leaders for the G20 summit in September.

US President Joe Biden has invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a state visit to America, and the Indian premier has accepted in principle, according to sources quoted by the news agency PTI.
Efforts are underway to finalise dates in June or July 2023, before India hosts Joe Biden among other world leaders for the G20 summit in September. PM Modi might address a joint session of the US Congress, and attend a state dinner at the White House during the trip.
In addition to G-20, Modi has packed domestic and international commitments till the fall, before he hits the campaign trail for a series of crucial state assembly elections later this year.
Sources, who requested anonymity as they are not allowed to talk on this sensitive issue at this point in time, however, did not reveal when this invitation was delivered and who delivered this personal invitation from Biden to the Prime Minister&rsquo;s Office.
The Indian Prime Minister visited the US in September 2021 for a 5-day state trip. Biden hosted French President Emanual Macron for his first state dinner last December.
(With PTI inputs)
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