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Secret Service member robbed at gunpoint during Biden's trip to California

G7 leaders agree on $50 billion loan for Ukraine

Biden delivers first joint address to Congress

WASHINGTON - A Secret Service member was robbed at gunpoint Sunday night in Los Angeles, California, while President Joe Biden was in town for a summit with world leaders. The Secret Service member was not injured, and the suspect was taken into custody. The incident is under investigation.

The Group of Seven (G7) leaders have reached an agreement on a plan pushed by President Joe Biden to send Ukraine a $50 billion loan backed by the interest from frozen Russian assets. The loan will be used to help Ukraine defend itself against Russia's ongoing invasion.

President Joe Biden delivered his first joint address to Congress on Wednesday, outlining his vision for the country and speaking to the challenges facing the nation. Biden called for unity and bipartisanship, and he urged Congress to pass legislation on his top priorities, including infrastructure, climate change, and gun control.

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