Biden Begins Farewell Tour in Germany
Biden Begins Farewell Tour in Germany

Biden Begins Farewell Tour in Germany

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Misinformation surrounding President Biden's health has circulated on social media, with a Facebook video falsely claiming he died and was replaced by Vice President Harris, which was flagged by Meta for violating its misinformation policies. In a separate incident, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre mistakenly referred to Biden as 'former President' during a briefing, drawing attention but not further clarification from the White House. Meanwhile, Biden embarked on a significant yet scaled-back visit to Germany, where he aims to strengthen U.S.-German relations and address urgent foreign policy matters, including the recent killing of Hamas leader Jihia al-Sinwar. This visit marks Biden's farewell tour before leaving office in January, amid ongoing concerns about his mental acuity and the implications for the upcoming presidential elections. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has defended Biden, emphasizing the importance of their partnership in addressing global challenges. As the political landscape shifts, Biden's administration continues to navigate complex international dynamics while facing scrutiny at home.

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