Biden's Unity Agenda for the Nation includes initiatives aimed at ending the opioid epidemic, taking on the nation's mental health needs, improving services for veterans, and ending cancer. (Photo: Tiffany Hagler-Geard/Bloomberg)
President Joe Biden argued forcefully for the power of democracy while calling out Russia's invasion of Ukraine in a March 1 State of the Union address that soon turned to the domestic concerns of the economy, inflation, and covid-19.
Biden's one-hour speech was given to a largely unmasked crowd of lawmakers, Supreme Court justices, and Cabinet members in the House chamber, a sign of the diminished threat of the omicron variant.
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