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President Biden takes impromptu questions from the press on pardons and reflections before his farewell address.
Biden's administration extends Temporary Protected Status, impacting over 1 million migrants and contrasting Trump's past policies on immigration.
Biden criticized Meta's end of its fact-checking program, calling the decision 'shameful' and emphasizing the need for truth in media.
Biden addresses gas prices and criticizes Meta's rollback on fact-checking during a White House press conference defending his economic policies.
President Biden states he has no plans to pardon himself, asserting he has done nothing wrong amid ongoing political challenges.
President Biden confirms he will not pardon himself while considering pre-pardons for others amidst political tensions ahead of Trump's administration.
Biden extends deportation protections for immigrants from Ukraine, Sudan, and Venezuela, complicating Trump's plans for mass deportations.
Mark Zuckerberg reveals tense interactions with Biden officials over pandemic-related content takedown requests during a recent podcast.
The Supreme Court will review Biden's proposal to ease student loan relief for borrowers defrauded by educational institutions.
The Biden administration has extended TPS for nearly 1 million immigrants from Venezuela, El Salvador, Sudan, and Ukraine for 18 months.
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