News about Jill Biden

It's a ceremony that will long be remembered - in this country and around the world. Tomorrow brings the first anniversary of the Coronation of King Charles at Westminster Abbey, the 40th reigning sovereign to be crowned there. Millions tuned in at home and abroad to watch a ceremony with roots that can be traced back to William the Conqueror. As we reflect on this momentous occasion one year later, we revisit 15 unforgettable moments from a day of true history...

President Joe Biden crashed first lady Jill Biden's Teachers of the Year State Dinner, where the White House wined and dined top educators and teachers' union leaders.

President Joe Biden crashed first lady Jill Biden's Teachers of the Year State Dinner, where the White House wined and dined top educators and teachers' union leaders. Stopping by the dinner wasn't on the president's public schedule, but shortly after landing in Marine One on the South Lawn after a day trip to North Carolina, Biden had joined the East Room guests.

President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden released their tax returns Monday that showed that their income rose 7 percent to nearly $620,000 in 2023 and that the couple paid 23.7 percent of their income in federal taxes. The first couple's combined income was $619,976 last year and they paid $146,629 in federal taxes.

Jill Biden on Friday blasted Donald Trump as 'dangerous' and a 'bully,' calling on voters to 'fight like h***' to give her husband Joe Biden a second term. The first lady, speaking to volunteers of the Human Rights Campaign, described her husband as a champion of LGBTQ rights and Trump as 'dangerous' to the community. 'Donald Trump is a bully,' she said to cheers from the crowd. 'He is dangerous to the LGBTQ community, to our families, to our country and we cannot let him win. We have to fight like h*** until Joe and Kamala have another term.'

Robert DeNiro, Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez, and Bill and Hillary Clinton led the glamorous arrivals for President Joe and Jill Biden's state dinner for the Japanese prime minister. But politics was not on the agenda for the event at the White House. Guests repeatedly inclined to discuss the upcoming presidential election, instead focusing on the party ahead of them. Bezos, one of the richest men in the world, merely said 'hello' when asked if would be donating to the Biden campaign. 

President Joe and Jill Biden will transform the White House into a spring garden - complete with a koi pond and floating lily pads - when they welcome Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his wife for a state dinner on Wednesday night. 'The State floor will transform into a vibrant spring garden, a place of joy and renewal of hope and growth,' first lady Jill Biden said on Tuesday when she previewed the dinner for journalists.  Legendary singer Paul Simon will perform for guests after their meal of home cured salmon, rib eye steak and salted caramel pistachio cake with cherry ice cream.

In the battleground state of Pennsylvania, there are some good news for Scranton Joe, with President Biden leading Trump by double digits. According to the Franklin & Marshall College Poll, Biden polls in the state are at 48 percent among registered voters, down from Trump's 38 percent. Pennsylvania is one of the 2024 presidential primary battlegrounds.

Salima Suswell, the founder of the Black Muslim Leadership Council, told Joe Biden that his wife's aspirations for an end to Gaza's conflict.

One doctor who attended a closed door meeting with White House officials said she had seen them before. 'This reveals the dismissive behavior of the government when it comes to a permanent freeze-fire or, at least, a red line on Rafah's invasion.' said Dr. Nahreen H. Ahmed. Another doctor who attended the meeting walked out shortly after it began in protest against the administration's support of Israel.

Salima Suswell, the (inset) founder of the Black Muslim Leadership Council, told Joe Biden that he had told other attendees about his wife's wishes for an end to the Gaza conflict. Since the Hamas attack on October 7 that killed 1,200 Palestinians, more than 30,000 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli airstrikes. According to Suswell, the First Lady has been advising Biden to 'Stop it, not now.' The Muslim leader said she was so stunned by Jill Biden's account of the situation that she scribbled down the president's remarks.

Jill Biden rebuffed opinion that shows husband Joe Biden losing to Donald Trump in several key battleground states, saying it's 'obvious' that he will win another term in the White House.

Jill Biden rebuffed polls that show husband Joe Biden losing to Donald Trump in key battleground states, saying it's 'obvious' he'll win another term in the White House. 'No, he's not losing in any of the battleground states,' she told CBS Mornings, where she delighted Missy Testerman of Tennessee, the newly named National Teacher of the Year. Nevertheless, a recent survey by The Wall Street Journal shows President Biden losing to Trump in six out of seven battleground states: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Nevada, and Pennsylvania. In Wisconsin, the two guys are tied.

President Joe Biden recalled that his favorite memories from his time in the White House include his grandchildren's'sneaking up' and jumping into bed with him and first lady Jill Biden.

President Joe Biden's favorite memories from his time in the White House include his grandchildren's'sneaking up' and jumping into bed with him and first lady Jill Biden, according to NBC's Al Roker. To kick off the annual White House Easter Egg Roll, Roker interviewed the president and first lady on the Truman Balcony on Monday morning.

During a rainy White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday, President Joe Biden comforted a weeping child, assisted another in the egg race, and cheered children on. On the South Lawn, first lady Jill Biden and their son Hunter were joined by the president for the festive occasion, which was unspoiled by the constant rain that came down on the crowd of thousands of people. 'Happy Easter's are in the mail.' We did everything possible but we couldn't control the weather,' Biden told the cheering masses as he welcomed them to the White House. As he spoke, the president was flanked by two massive bunnies.

Melania, the former First Lady of the United Kingdom, has been regularly absent from public life of lateness due to her mother's death at the start of the year. As he accepted his awards and gave a brief address about the excitement he felt in playing at his West Palm Beach golf club on Sunday night, she was standing behind her husband (pictured left). However, a source close to the campaign told CNN that it's not likely she'll be attending any of her husband's rallies anytime soon, and that multiple sources indicate she will not be seen again.'

Jill Biden, the first lady, is authoring a new book about Willow the Cat, giving a behind-the-scenes account of life in the White House from the first feline. The children's book will be published on June 4th and retails for $19.99. Alyssa Satin Capucilli, an award-winning children's author, was co-written and illustrated by Kate Berube. Willow's canine brothers, Major and Commander, were imprisoned to Delaware after biting Secret Service agents, but it's unclear if 'Willow the White House Cat' would mention them.

She tried to stake out the election battleground to a Democrat audience, announcing that the Parental Rights in Education Act in Florida was a step toward tyricism.

The first lady was sent on a whistle-stop tour to California over the weekend as the Biden campaign attempts to erase its poll lead with the clock ticking down toward November's general election. She tried to stake out the battleground for her Democrat audience, who had paid up to $100,000, by informing them that the Florida Parental Rights in Education Act was a step toward tyricism. 'History has taught us that democracies don't vanish overnight,' she said. They fade slowly, subtly.' A court decision on a book ban, not saying Gay, is a Don't Say Gay law. I'm told that Berlin was the epicenter of LGBTQ culture in Europe prior to WWII.' One group of people loses their rights and then another, and then another, until one morning you awakened and there is no longer a democracy.'

On Saturday night, first Lady Jill Biden was speaking at the 2024 Los Angeles Dinner for the Human Rights Campaign, when the uprising began. Protesters unfurled a banner with the words "queer Jews" in mind, and began chanting "ceasefire now" before security intervened.

Following Catherine, Princess of Wales,' outpouring of love for her has grown in response after she revealed she had been diagnosed with cancer at the age of 42 and is undergoing 'preventative' chemotherapy. On X, Biden wrote, "You are brave, and we love you." World leaders, clergy, and ordinary people who sympathize with the Princess of Wales have expressed love for her.

President Joe Biden will sign an executive order focusing on women's well-being in the 2024 election as he and Jill Biden, court female voters.

On Monday, President Joe Biden will sign an executive order focusing on women's wellbeing, investing $200 million next year to better understand topics such as reproductive health and midlife issues such as menopause. The White House has branded it the most "granular" action by a president on women's health, and it comes at a time when Biden is overwhelmingly campaigning female voters to vote for him in the 2024 election. Jill Biden, the first lady of the United States, is leading both the campaign to mobilize female voters and the White House Commission on Women's Health Research. Biden officially signs the order at the White House on Monday afternoon as she joins President and Vice President Kamala Harris at a reception in honor of Women's History Month.