Biden kicks off effort to cement legacy, starting with work on internet access ...Middle East

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President Biden is making a push to highlight his agenda in the final months of his presidency, kicking off a series involving conversations with voters by focusing on his work to expand access to high-speed internet. The “Investing in America” digital series launched on Thursday with two Americans, Camille and Emile, who spoke virtually with Biden. They live in a rural Wisconsin community of 129 people and said they were able to access high-speed internet because of Biden’s policies. The couple told the president that the internet was a challenge for their family business. But now that they have high-speed internet in their rural area, it has helped their business and their son wan

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