Kamala Harris

President Joe Biden spoke on voting rights Tuesday, but some in his party object to his advocacy for changing the filibuster rules to pass voting legislation.

The Georgia Republican governor called the president's agenda an "assault on election integrity."

Viewers can watch remarks from President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris live online or on television at approximately 3:45 PM on January 11.

Kamala Harris's comments were defended by the White House after the Vice President faced criticism on Thursday.

Press secretary Jen Psaki said critics seizing on Harris' comparison should instead be "a part of solving the threats" to democracy.

Richard Grenell said that Joe Biden and Democrats "are so afraid of Donald Trump coming back because Donald Trump doesn't play by the rules of Washington D.C."

Biden spent a large portion of his speech dismantling what he described as the three "big lies" promoted by Donald Trump and his supporters.

Biden is expected to discuss the events of the Capitol riot, as well as what needs to be done to safeguard America's elections.

One year on from January 6, a full day of events will take place on Capitol Hill to remember the riots. The live updates for this blog have ended.

Jen Psaki said Biden will address the actions of his predecessor during his remarks on the one-year anniversary of the U.S. Capitol riot.

Most Americans approved of the president until late August, when a political see-change saw a majority disapproving for the first time.

Democrats badly need voices from the rest of the country in positions of prominence.

"She's intelligent, she's articulate, she's the wife of the best president that we have had in our lifetime," the popular podcast host said of the former first lady.

The former first lady was recently voted the most admired woman in the world for the third year in a row.

It gave me no pleasure to realize that the party I believed in doesn't actually believe minorities can compete—because if they did, they wouldn't have undeservedly anointed Harris into such a position of prominence purely based on immutable characteristics.

The president's approval rating has been underwater since August.

On Sunday she said she felt frustration, but not anger, after the TV personality asked her if Senator Joe Manchin is the "real president."

"I don't have any personal feelings about this," Harris told CBS' "Face the Nation" about Manchin's reversal on the Build Back Better plan.

Harris said in an interview this week, "We didn't see Delta coming...We didn't see Omicron coming."

Charlamagne tha God pressed the vice president on whether Senator Joe Manchin was a problem for the administration.

President Joe Biden referred to "President Harris" while delivering a commencement speech at South Carolina State University on Friday.

"People want to 'but Manchin' everyone to death, but learned helplessness is not a disposition that inspires confidence or support," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.

The White House announced a 10-year plan to remove lead service lines across the country in an effort to reduce lead poisoning.

The California governor easily survived an attempt to remove him from office in September. Should we be talking about him as a potential Democratic nominee for the White House in 2024?

Some reportedly felt that by tapping Harris to address the border, Biden was saddling her with an "all-around politically losing assignment."

Vice President Kamala Harris and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen announced the funds to be distributed to over 180 financial institutions across 36 states.

Harris said the plan is designed to increase accessibility to electric vehicles, and the charging stations required for the vehicles across the country.

The White House responded after being asked if "there any lessons learned about rushing to judgment when a crime is alleged."

The former Trump adviser's remarks came after Clinton for the first time publicly shared what she would have said in her victory speech if she'd won in 2016.

The former president would beat Kamala Harris if they were to run against each other in the next presidential election, the survey results show.