Week 24[edit]

• President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden visit Surfside, Florida to offer condolences to the victims of the Surfside condominium building collapse and their families.^[1]

• President Biden delivers remarks on the economy and job creation figures for June.^[2]
• President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris welcome the Los Angeles Dodgers to celebrate their victory in the 2020 World Series. They also received a custom made jersey from the team with their names and term numbers.^[3]

• President Biden hosts his own 4 July party at the White House South Lawn and remarks about honoring the military and remarking about the work on the pandemic right as the Delta variant accounted for 25% of COVID-19 cases.^[4][5]

Week 25[edit]

• President Biden releases a written statement on the 6 month anniversary of the 2021 United States Capitol attack.^[6]
• President Biden signs S.409 into law.^[7]

• President Biden reacts to the assassination of the President of Haiti Jovenel Moïse condemning it as a "heinous attack". He also sent condolences and well wishes to the people of Haiti and First Lady Martine Moïse who was wounded in the attack.^[8]

• President Biden announces that the official conclusion to the War in Afghanistan will be on August 31, 2021.^[9]

• President Biden signs an executive order that promotes more competition in the economy.^[10]

Week 26[edit]

• President Biden decries Republican efforts for voter suppression asking "Have you no shame?".^[11]

• Olivia Rodrigo arrives at the White House to participate in a COVID-19 vaccine campaign.^[12]

• President Biden holds a bilateral meeting and joint press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the White House.^[13]
• President Biden signs a proclamation declaring July 16 National Atomic Veterans Day.^[14]

• President Biden participates in his first APEC summit as president, hosted virtually by New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.^[15]

Week 27[edit]

• President Biden holds a bilateral meeting with King Abdullah II of Jordan at the White House.^[16]

• President Biden welcomes the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to the White House to celebrate their victory in the Super Bowl LV. Biden received a custom made jersey from the team with his surname and presidency number.^[17]
• The United States conducts a drone strike against Al-Shabaab militants near the Somalia town of Galkayo, making it the first military action in the country that was carried by the Biden administration.^[18]

• President Biden attends a CNN town hall located in Cincinnati, Ohio hosted by Don Lemon.^[19]

• President Biden signs the Crime Victims Fund Act.^[20]

• U.S. Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield cuts her visit to Haiti short following gunshots at the funeral of assassinated Haitian President Jovenel Moïse.^[21]

Week 28[edit]

• President Biden holds a bilateral meeting with Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi at the White House.^[22]

• President Biden meets with Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, the main opposition candidate in the 2020 Belarusian presidential election.^[23]

• President Biden urges local governments to pay people for COVID-19 vaccinations.^[24]
• President Biden refuses to extend the federal eviction moratorium from last September. The moratorium expired on July 31.^[25][26]

• A picture of President Biden holding a note handed to him from an aide saying "Sir, there is something on your chin." received viral media attention.^[27]

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Week 29[edit]

• Two days after the federal moratorium for evictions expired, the Biden administration urged landlords to hold off on evictions and called on states and cities to make their own policies to keep renters in homes.^[26] President Biden has requested from the CDC a more scaled down pandemic-related moratorium, which they turned down citing a lack of legal authority.^[28]

• President Biden calls for New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to resign after an investigation corroborates sexual harassment allegations against him. Biden dodged a question of whether he should be impeached saying he was "taking things one step at a time to see how the situation would unfold."^[29]

• President Biden nominates Mark Brzezinski as United States Ambassador to Poland pending Senate confirmation.^[30]

• President Biden honors members of the Capitol Police and the Washington Metropolitan Police Department who defended the U.S. Capitol on the morning of January 6 by signing legislation and awarding them Congressional Gold Medals and urging the country not to rewrite the history of the storming of the Capitol.^[31]

• President Biden delivers remarks on the economy and job creation figures for July.^[32]
• President Biden begins a vacation in Wilmington, Delaware.^[33]

• President Biden sends B-52 bombers to attack the Taliban in Afghanistan after the terrorist group captured two major cities in the country on Saturday.^[34]

Week 30[edit]

• After the Senate passes the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act by a vote of 69–31, President Biden compares it to the passing of other landmark bills.^[35]

• President Biden's plan to spend two weeks in Wilmington was uplifted by the Senate and he spent the week at Camp David.^[36]

Week 31[edit]

• Cutting his stay at Camp David short, President Biden returns to Washington to address the nation on the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan.^[37] Biden says that he "stands squarely behind" the decision to withdraw from Afghanistan and admits that the collapse of their government was "quicker than anticipated".^[38][39]

• President Biden announces a mandate that requires staff from nursing homes to get fully vaccinated.^[41]
• President Biden is interviewed by George Stephanopoulos, mainly talking about the evacuation of troops from Afghanistan.^[42]

• President Biden addresses the nation for a second time this week regarding the evacuations from Afghanistan.^[43]

• President Biden says that American troops may remain in Afghanistan past the August 31 deadline. He also announced that 11,000 people have been evacuated in the past 36 hours.^[44]
• Vice President Harris arrives in Singapore at the start of a Southeast Asia diplomatic tour.^[45]

Week 32[edit]

• President Biden pleas for employers to require vaccinations the day the CDC's announced full approval of the Pfizer and BioNTech's vaccine to people as young as 16 years old.^[46]
• President Biden welcomes the Seattle Storm to the White House to celebrate their victory in the 2020 WNBA season. Biden received a custom made jersey from the team with his surname and presidency number.^[47]

• Vice President Harris concludes a three-day trip in Singapore, where she continued her sharp rhetoric against Beijing and unveiled support for Vietnam. Harris' travel to Vietnam was initially delayed due to a possible case of Havana syndrome.^[48]
• President Biden states that he will not extend the August 31st deadline for withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan.^[49]
• The Supreme Court ruled that the Biden administration had to reinstate the Remain in Mexico policy.^[50]

• Vice President Harris arrives in Vietnam as part of a Southeast Asia diplomatic tour. During the meeting, Harris announced the launch of a new CDC office in the country.^[51]

• President Biden addresses the nation following the death of 103 individuals including 13 United States service members in a series of terrorist attacks on the Hamid Karzai International Airport. He stated that evacuations will continue despite the terrorist attacks.^[52]

• President Biden holds a bilateral meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett at the White House.^[53]

• President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden attend a dignified transfer of fallen troops at the Dover Air Force Base for the 13 service members killed in the 2021 Kabul airport attacks.^[54][55]

Week 33[edit]

• The Department of Defense acknowledged a U.S. military drone strike targeting a vehicle carrying explosives in Kabul, Afghanistan.^[56]
• General Frank McKenzie, the chief of U.S. Central Command, announces the last C-17s left Hamid Karzai International Airport around 3:29 p.m. Washington, D.C., time, leaving that facility and Afghanistan in possession of the Taliban.^[57]

• The United States Senate votes with unanimous consent to pass the Emergency Repatriation Assistance for Returning Americans Act, a bill that would boost emergency funding for Americans departing Afghanistan.^[58]
• President Biden defends his decision to withdraw troops from Afghanistan in an address to the nation.^[59]

Week 33[edit]

• President Biden holds a bilateral meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House.^[60]

• President Biden delivers remarks about the response efforts of Hurricane Ida.^[61]

• President Biden signs an executive order designating the declassification of documents related to the September 11 attacks.^[62]
• President Biden delivers remarks on the economy and job creation figures for August.^[63]
• President Biden visits Louisiana to survey the damage from Hurricane Ida.^[64]

Week 34[edit]

• President Biden delivers remarks about the climate change and Hurricane Ida after he toured the damage of the storm in neighborhoods in New York and New Jersey.^[65]

• Vice President Harris campaigns with California Governor Gavin Newsom in San Leandro ahead of the September 14 recall election.^[66]

• President Biden announces "Path out of the Pandemic,"^[67] a plan which includes new wide-ranging requirements for federal employees and employees of companies with more than 100 workers to receive the COVID-19 vaccine or undergo regular testing at least once a week, with no option of testing for unvaccinated federal employees.^[68]
• President Biden speaks with China's leader Xi Jinping.^[69]

• President Biden attends a memorial event at Ground Zero commemorating the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Former presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama were also in attendance.^[70]

Week 35[edit]

• President Biden campaigns with California Governor Gavin Newsom in Long Beach ahead of the September 14 recall election.^[71]
• President Biden delivers remarks about the wildfire season, climate change, and the damage caused by the Caldor Fire in Lake Tahoe.^[72][73][74]

• Secretary of State Antony Blinken defends Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan, saying that Biden inherited a deadline from the previous administration, not the plan.^[75]

• President Biden holds a virtual trilateral meeting of the AUKUS with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison to announce that the U.S. will share their nuclear submarine technology with Australia.^[76]
• President Biden meets with the CEO's of The Walt Disney Company, Columbia Sportswear, Microsoft, Walgreens Boots Alliance, and Fox News, in an effort to get vaccines to employees.^[77]

• U.S. District Court Judge Emmet G. Sullivan blocks the Biden administration from using Title 42, a Trump-era policy that authorized to expel migrant families from arriving at the U.S. southern border. The ruling took effect in 14 days.^[78]

• President Biden urges seven world leaders to follow a climate change policy that he says is good for the economy.^[79]

Week 36[edit]

• Jen Psaki responds to questioning about images of border patrol agents on horseback with reins chasing Haitian migrants in Del Rio, Texas.^[80][81]
• The Biden administration announces an interagency plan to deal with effects of frequent extreme heat waves caused by global warming.^[82]
• President Biden meets with U.N. Secretary General António Guterres.^[83]

• Alejandro Mayorkas says he will investigate reports of alleged abuse of Haitian immigrants.^[84][85]
• President Biden delivers a speech at the General debate of the seventy-sixth session of the United Nations General Assembly.^[86]
• President Biden meets with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison following the AUKUS deal and his speech to the United Nations General Assembly.^[87]
• President Biden holds a bilateral meeting with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson at the White House.^[88]

• President Biden announces at a COVID summit at the UN General Assembly that the US is doubling its purchase of Pfizer vaccines and the goal to get vaccines to 70% of the population by next year.^[89]
• President Biden's approval rating drops to 43% while Vice President Harris' rating is 49%. Harris' rating matches with Biden's rating when he was vice president back in 2009.^[90]
• Vice President Harris meets with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson a day after a meeting with President Biden.^[91]

• The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency finalizes a rule that will phase out the use of Hydrofluorocarbon, an organic compound usually found in refrigerators.^[92]
• Daniel Lewis Foote resigns as US Envoy to Haiti in protest of the inhumane treatment and expulsions of migrants from Haiti.^[93]
• Jen Psaki announces that the horse patrols in Del Rio, Texas have been temporarily suspended.^[94]
• Vice President Harris meets with Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema (making the first Zambian president to be in the White House since 1992),^[95] Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.^[96][97]

• President Biden holds a bilateral meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the White House.^[98]
• President Biden holds a meeting of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga. This marks the first quad meeting in the administration.^[99]
• Vice President Harris gets interviewed in The View. Before the interview started, co-hosts Sunny Hostin and Ana Navarro were asked to leave the set since they tested positive for COVID-19. Harris was interviewed virtually with the remaining hosts.^[100]

• Vice President Harris holds a quad meeting with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga a day after a quad meeting with President Biden. Unlike Biden's quad meeting, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi skipped this one, presumably because he met her two days prior.^[101]

Week 37[edit]

• President Biden receives his COVID-19 booster shot in front of cameras and says he will press for more vaccine mandates and that unvaccinated people can cause an "awful lot of damage to this country".^[102]

• Top generals, including Frank McKenzie, told lawmakers under oath that they advised President Biden earlier in his presidency to keep several troops in Afghanistan.^[103][104]
• President Biden opposes changing filibuster to raise or suspend the debt ceiling. Earlier that day, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned congressional leaders that her department could run out of money by October 18.^[105]

• President Biden signs legislation that would extend funding for the U.S. government through December 3, thereby avoiding a government shutdown. Government funds were due to run out at midnight.^[106]