Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear.

President Joe Biden was in South Carolina today, touting his economic agenda and highlighting

a manufacturing partnership projected to add hundreds of new jobs.

He also came with a message for Republicans.

South Carolina Public Radio's Mayan Shecter is more.

It's a trip to highlight President Biden's economic agenda, aka, Bidenomics.

In the background, a new, clean, energy manufacturing partnership projected to create

1,800 new jobs nationwide in 600 in South Carolina.

Biden is sending a message to Republicans, including those in South Carolina who voted against

his administration's agenda.

Laws I've signed are going to do more to help red America than blue America.

Well, that's okay with me because they're all Americans.

This was Biden's second official trip to South Carolina since taking office.

The state is credited with reigniting his 2020 bed and was chosen to hold the first

primary.

For NPR News, I'm Mayan Shecter in Columbia.

Prosecutors say they may add new charges against an accused January 6, writer found near the

Washington DC Home Reformer President Obama.

NPR's Carrie Johnson reports the man is due back in court next week.

A detention hearing for Taylor Toronto will resume July 12 as a judgeways whether he should

be held in federal custody, pending trial.

Authorities arrested Toronto last week after he made threats about the former president

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