Joe Biden has been president now for three years, and you might think you’ve heard everything there is to know about his presidency. You probably haven’t.
Most of the work of government doesn’t go viral on social media or become fodder for TV talking heads. Every president’s administration makes changes both significant and trivial that largely escape the public’s attention — yet many have long-lasting impact. Thirty things President Biden Has Done:
EXPANDED OVERTIME GUARANTEES FOR MILLIONS
First
over-the-counter birth control pill to hit U.S. stores in 2024
Gun
violence prevention and gun safety get a boost
Renewable
power is the No. 2 source of electricity in the U.S. — and climbing
Preventing
discriminatory mortgage lending
A
sweeping crackdown on “junk fees” and overdraft charges
Forcing
Chinese companies to open their books
Preventing
another Jan. 6
Building
armies of drones to counter China
The
nation’s farms get big bucks to go “climate-smart”
Biden
scraps Trump’s paint scheme for Air Force One
The
Biden administration helps broker a deal to save the Colorado River
Giving
smaller food producers a boost
Biden
recommends loosening federal restrictions on marijuana
A
penalty for college programs that trap students in debt
Biden
moves to bring microchip production home
Tech
firms face new international restrictions on data and privacy
Preventing
a cobalt crisis in Congo
Cracking
down on cyberattacks
Countering
China with a new alliance between Japan and South Korea
Reinvigorating
cancer research to lower death rates
Making
medication more accessible through telemedicine
Union-busting
gets riskier
Biden
inks blueprint to fix 5G chaos
Biden
empowers federal agencies to monitor AI
Fixing
bridges, building tunnels and expanding broadband
The
U.S. is producing more oil than anytime in history
Strengthening
military ties to Asian allies
A
new agency to investigate cyberattacks
Making airlines pay up when flights are delayed or canceled
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