During the pandemic, nine major shipping companies increased their prices by as much as 1,000%, earning $190B in profit.

The Ocean Shipping Reform Act I signed into law will crack down on these ocean carriers and help bring down prices for American families and businesses.

My father taught me that there is no higher calling than being a good parent — and that family is the beginning, middle, and end.

Happy Father’s Day to the dads, pops, and father figures out there — and to the families that love them.

The emancipation of enslaved Black Americans was not the end of our nation's work to deliver on the promise of equality — it was only the beginning.

On Juneteenth, we recommit to our shared work to ensure racial justice, equity, and equality in America.

Ask yourself:

How well are you going to sleep at night knowing that every five years ultra-MAGA Republicans are going to vote on whether you’ll have Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid?

Good news, folks: Vaccines for kids under 5 have now been authorized by the FDA and recommended by the CDC.

For the first time, virtually every American can access the protections from these lifesaving vaccines – from our youngest to our most senior Americans.

This week, I signed an executive order that directs key federal agencies to protect LGBTQ+ communities from hateful attacks, use the full force of the federal government to prevent inhumane practices of conversion therapy, and advance equality for families.

Republican Senator Rick Scott’s plan could put Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid on the chopping block every 5 years.

In May, the economy ​​added 390,000 jobs, bringing the total to 8.7 million jobs created since I took office—an all-time record.

Today marks seven years since the white supremacist massacre at Mother Emanuel AME Church in South Carolina. We also mourn the lives lost to gun violence yesterday at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Alabama.

Let's honor the lives taken in these horrific shootings with action.

All I’m asking is for the largest corporations and the wealthiest Americans to begin to pay their fair share in taxes.

I made this commitment from the beginning. Nothing’s changed.

No one making less than $400,000 will pay a single penny more in federal taxes.

We've come a long way in a short time.

Before we were sworn in, so many Americans lost their jobs that my predecessor became the second president in history to leave office with fewer jobs than when he took office.

I continue to call on Congress to pass the PRO Act, which will make it easier for workers to organize.

I’m not just saying that to be pro-union. I’m saying that because I’m pro-American.

When I ran for office, I said I wanted to rebuild the backbone of the economy: the middle class.

Because everybody does better when everybody is in on the deal.

Under my predecessor, the deficit rose every single year he was in office.

Under my plan, we’re on track to cut the deficit by $1.7 trillion this year—the largest decline in American history.

When I took office, the economy had stalled and COVID was out of control. Since then, we’ve achieved the most robust recovery in modern history.

Because of that foundation, we’re better positioned to overcome global inflation and reach a new chapter of stable and steady growth.

When I hear “climate,” I think jobs.

Good-paying, high-quality jobs that will help speed our transition to a green economy of the future and unleash sustainable growth.

Unions built the middle class. When you’ve got a union, workers’ voices are heard and heeded. They provide democracy in the workplace and allow people to have dignity and respect in their work.

Ten years ago today, I stood by President Obama as we carried out one of our proudest accomplishments. On this 10th DACA Anniversary, we celebrate the transformational impact it’s had on hundreds of thousands of young people.

It's time for Congress to make this permanent now.