President Biden said Friday during a commencement address at South Carolina State University that he would continue to work on getting legislation to overhaul policing and voting rules through Congress after both efforts stalled this year
President hands a diploma to Democratic Rep. Jim Clyburn, who didn’t march in his own graduation from the university Rep. Jim Clyburn, center, receiving a diploma at the South Carolina State University graduation ceremony.
President Biden spoke at the event.France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
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