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The aftershocks of President Biden's arrival in the White House in 2020 have been far-reaching and multifaceted. While the new administration has brought about a sense of stability and normalcy after the tumultuous four years of the previous administration, it has also ushered in a new era of policy priorities, diplomatic relations, and economic developments. One of the most significant aftershocks of Biden's presidency has been the reversal of many of the policies implemented by his predecessor. From rejoining international agreements such as the Paris Climate Accord and the World Health Organization, to rescinding executive orders on immigration and environmental regulation, Biden has signaled a clear departure from the Trump era. This shift has been welcomed by many who view it as a return to traditional American values and a recognition of the country's role as a global leader. However, this reversal has also created some challenges for the new administration. For examp...

As the 2020 presidential election draws near, the race for the Democratic National Committee (DNC) nomination is heating up. With a crowded field of candidates, it's difficult to predict who will ultimately emerge as the party's standard-bearer. However, there are a few contenders who seem to have a real shot at securing the nomination. First and foremost, former Vice President Joe Biden has long been considered the frontrunner in this race. His name recognition, experience in government, and moderate political views make him an appealing choice for many Democrats. Biden has also been leading in most national polls and has a significant lead in fundraising. However, Biden's campaign has faced some recent setbacks. He has come under fire for his past record on issues like criminal justice reform and his handling of allegations of sexual assault by former Senate staffer Tara Reade. Additionally, some voters are concerned about Biden's age (he will be 78 on Election Day) a...