Biden vows to complete the job in news conference
President Biden defended his policies amid questions on his ability to run again. He asserted he is in it to complete the job, resisted stepping aside, and stated he would pursue a neurological assessment if doctors recommend it. The event drew sharp commentary from Republicans and mixed views from Democrats as polls show doubts about his viability.
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Baldwin Trial Focuses On Live Ammunition Search
Alec Baldwin's defense pressed crime scene technician on searches for live ammo linked to the fatal Rust shooting. The proceedings also touched Zelenskyy’s NATO aid push and U.S. weapon use limits, while Trump's lawyers urge dismissal of his hush money verdict amid immunity questions.
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