President Biden and Ireland's Taoiseach Varadkar discussed U.S.-Ireland relations and the restoration of Northern Ireland's Executive and Assembly, committing to a robust bilateral future.

President Biden asserts his stance on funding law enforcement against GOP cuts, emphasizing his historic investments in public safety, and contrasting with the Republican Study Committee's proposed budget cuts.

President Biden has authorized $10 million to assist Haiti in combating crime and drug trafficking, delegating authority to the Secretary of State for provision of necessary articles, services, and military training.

Deb Haaland appoints Sharon Avery and Jeannie Hovland to the National Indian Gaming Commission, supporting Tribal self-sufficiency and economic development.

The U.S. DOT, led by Secretary Buttigieg, is reviewing the privacy policies of the nation's ten largest airlines to ensure responsible handling of passenger data.

VP Harris announces over $5 billion in private sector commitments to enhance Northern Central America's economy through the "Central America Forward" initiative.

Vice President Harris met with Guatemalan President Arévalo, announcing a $170 million aid package for Guatemala, targeting job creation, governance improvements, and the root causes of migration.

The Biden-Harris administration is implementing a strategy to tackle root causes of Central American migration, investing in jobs, education, and security, while combating trafficking and violence.

The White House condemns the recent terrorist attack in Moscow and expresses solidarity with Russia in the fight against ISIS, while extending condolences to the victims.

The White House condemned a terrorist attack in Moscow by ISIS, expressing condolences and support, highlighting the global struggle against terrorism and standing with Russia in mourning.

President Biden signed a bipartisan funding bill to prevent a government shutdown and invest in key areas, while calling on Congress to address urgent issues like border security and defense.

The White House marked Women's History Month by holding a roundtable with female labor leaders to discuss supporting women in the workforce as part of President Biden's economic plans.

Congresswoman Norton criticizes House Republicans for holding a hearing on D.C. crime, claiming it undermines the District's self-governance and misrepresents the local decline in crime.