Biden Travels to St. Croix for Final Presidential Holiday

The president and his family visit a donor's luxury villa as questions about ethics and gift disclosures persist.

President Joe Biden arrived in St. Croix with his family for what is likely his final vacation as president before leaving office on January 20, 2025.
The Bidens are reportedly staying at the beachfront villa of wealthy donors Bill and Connie Neville, continuing a pattern of accepting unpaid stays at supporters' homes during his presidency.
Critics have raised concerns over potential ethics violations, as Biden has not disclosed these stays on federal ethics forms, citing unclear legal requirements.
This vacation follows Biden's recent signing of 50 bills on Christmas Eve and a stopgap measure to prevent a government shutdown, as well as his veto of a judicial expansion bill earlier this week.
Biden is also scheduled to travel to Italy in January for meetings with Pope Francis and Italian leaders before his term ends.