Biden Face Mask

When Joe Biden was criticized this week for failing to mask up after his wife caught Covid, he didn't just put a brave face on it.Rather, the 80-year-old US president did it again -- and then flaunted the fact that he was breaking the guidance.

A video has taken the internet by storm where passengers aboard a US airline are seen cheering the removal of the face mask mandate.

With a new US school year beginning, President Joe Biden on Wednesday warned governors who oppose student mask requirements that they could face legal action for intimidating educators seeking to protect children against Covid-19.

To mask or not to mask? That is the question facing US states, businesses and people in their everyday lives in the wake of the bombshell announcement by the top health authority lifting most restrictions for those fully vaccinated against Covid-19.

Americans by the millions patiently lined up on Tuesday to cast ballots at libraries, schools and arenas amid a deadly pandemic, in an orderly show of civic duty that belied deep tensions shaping one of the most polarizing presidential campaigns in US history.

When Joe Biden was criticized this week for failing to mask up after his wife caught Covid, he didn't just put a brave face on it.Rather, the 80-year-old US president did it again -- and then flaunted the fact that he was breaking the guidance.

A video has taken the internet by storm where passengers aboard a US airline are seen cheering the removal of the face mask mandate.

With a new US school year beginning, President Joe Biden on Wednesday warned governors who oppose student mask requirements that they could face legal action for intimidating educators seeking to protect children against Covid-19.

To mask or not to mask? That is the question facing US states, businesses and people in their everyday lives in the wake of the bombshell announcement by the top health authority lifting most restrictions for those fully vaccinated against Covid-19.

Americans by the millions patiently lined up on Tuesday to cast ballots at libraries, schools and arenas amid a deadly pandemic, in an orderly show of civic duty that belied deep tensions shaping one of the most polarizing presidential campaigns in US history.