First Lady Jill Biden discussed the importance of patient navigators in cancer care and urged insurers to use new billing codes that allow for their services to be covered.

Patty Collins has been named the first female Director of the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing, a milestone announced by the Treasury Department.

White House officials discussed gun-related domestic violence impacts with survivors, exploring actions to protect marginalized groups and enhance legal safeguards.

Jake Sullivan meets with Japanese counterpart to prepare for the U.S.-Japan talks during the upcoming visit of Japan's Prime Minister, focusing on regional stability and strengthening alliances.

Kamala Harris launched the "SAVE Day of Action" to increase enrollment in the SAVE Plan, designed to reduce the student loan burden for millions of borrowers.

President Biden pledges federal support for Baltimore's bridge collapse, commits to healthcare reforms in Raleigh, approves aid for Haiti, and discusses global concerns with Israeli officials and Venezuela's political situation.

Presidents Biden and Arévalo of Guatemala met to discuss future cooperation, focusing on migration management, democratic values, and regional stability ahead of an upcoming summit.

VP Kamala Harris announces over $5.2 billion in private investment pledges to tackle root causes of migration in Central America as part of the CAF initiative.

President Biden extends the national emergency for South Sudan, citing ongoing violence and threats to US security that justify continuation of sanctions and measures to promote peace.

A container ship collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, causing a collapse and prompting a State of Emergency declaration by Governor Wes Moore.

President Biden extends the national emergency for South Sudan due to persistent conflict and humanitarian issues, maintaining U.S. measures aimed at stabilizing the region.

The U.S. President has extended a national emergency to counter significant cyber threats, highlighting the ongoing risks from foreign cyber actors to national security.

The White House has extended a national emergency that addresses the ongoing threat posed by malicious cyber activities to U.S. security, foreign policy, and economy.