Tonight the White House is lit up in red, white, and blue in support of all the Olympians and Paralympians proudly representing our country. Go Team USA!
Yesterday, Jill and I got to celebrate Lunar New Year with White House Staff. We send our warmest greetings to everyone celebrating — and we wish you peace, prosperity, and health in the year ahead.
Every year, millions of Americans are denied access to justice because they can't access legal help.
That’s why I am inspired that 99 law schools and thousands of law students responded to the Attorney General’s Call to Action on Equal Justice.
Today, we reflect and honor the six million Jews and other victims lost during the Holocaust.
We also honor the lives of the survivors. Thank you for sharing your story and reminding us of our community’s strength and resilience, Ruth Cohen.
We must pledge to carry forth the lived experiences of those who survived the Holocaust. Yesterday, the @SecondGentleman and I had the honor of speaking with Ruth Cohen. Her story is one of remarkable resilience.
When we talk about transportation, it’s not just about building roads, bridges, and bike lanes — we’re talking about the safety of our families.
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law gives us the power to invest in a new strategy to make our roadways safer for everyone.
The road ahead is going to be a whole lot safer.
Thanks, @SecondGentleman for joining me in announcing this game-changing strategy to protect Americans from deadly crashes.
On this International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we join with nations of the world to grieve one of the darkest chapters in human history — and to bear witness for future generations so that we can make real our sacred vow: “never again.”
With the support of the Administration’s COVID recovery grants, the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra and First Stage were able to provide programming for young people throughout the pandemic. I was inspired to hear from some of their young leaders yesterday.
As we mark the anniversary of the Biden-Harris Administration, I want to thank everyone I’ve met this year for sharing their stories with me. We’re going to keep working for you in year two.
We thank the brave men and women in federal, state, and local law enforcement, and we stand in solidarity with the Congregation Beth Israel community and the entire Jewish community. My statement:
The first coin of the American Women Quarters™ Program is here—the Maya Angelou Quarter! Learn about honoree Maya Angelou and #HerQuarter in our press release at https://bit.ly/34pX5vl. Look for it in your change. @USTreasury@smithsonian@womenshistory@DrMayaAngelou@WCPInst
On National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day—and every day—we salute our men and women in uniform. They put their lives on the line to keep our communities safe.
What was at stake on January 6th, and now, is the right to have our future decided the way the Constitution prescribes it… By We, the People. All the people.
You can’t love your country only when you win.
You can't obey the law only when it's convenient.
You can't be patriotic when you embrace or enable lies.
I like to start every New Year with a long hike so that I can think about what I want to accomplish. This year, I'm focused on doing everything I can to support our country and this Administration. Happy New Year.
Christmas is a holiday of hope. As we celebrate the birth of Jesus and the joy that he brought to the world—let us remember his message of love and light. On behalf of our family: Merry Christmas!
We are thankful that @SecondGentleman of the United States @DouglasEmhoff and his staff visited our facility and packed grocery bags for our community members in DC. Thank you for taking the time to volunteer with our organization and giving back to our community. You Rock!
It's the love shown, not the tragedy, that will define this community. I'll never forget the people I met, the stories that I heard, and the strength that I witnessed in Waukesha.
Once my kids got their shots, I knew they were going to be okay. I want every parent to breathe that sigh of relief.
Vaccines are safe, free, and now available for every child in this country five years old and up. Get the facts at http://Vaccines.gov.
Parents and healthcare workers throughout the country are united in the belief that we have a sacred responsibility to protect our children—and that has felt really daunting throughout this pandemic. [THREAD]
Our hearts are with the victims of the Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy and their families. May we always remember the stories of the lives that inspired us, changed us, and helped shape this community. #WaukeshaStrong💙
and I are praying for the families impacted by last night's tornadoes. The devastation for these communities is heartbreaking. Our Administration is working with state and local officials to support immediate assistance and rescue efforts in the affected areas.
On this 80th Anniversary, I’m recalling how powerful and emotional it was to visit the Pearl Harbor Memorial. Today, we remember the Americans who gave their lives and honor the courageous men and women who answered the call to serve.
Maternal Health Day of Action. We must do everything we can to protect and strengthen maternal health and reproductive health. This is about the rights of women and the future of our nation.