Biden's Dog Bites Another Person Near the White House

President Joe Biden's dog, named "Major," has bitten a person again near the White House, according to CNN. The incident occurred in the southern part of the White House on Monday evening. This time, the victim is an employee of the National Park Service.

"Yes, Major bit a person during a walk. That person has been treated at the White House and did not suffer any serious injuries and has returned to work," said Michael Larosa, a representative for First Lady Jill Biden.

Shortly after President Biden and his wife moved into the White House, their dogs, "Major" and "Champ," also moved in. Major had previously bitten a security staff member, after which he was sent back to their home in Delaware, only to be brought back to the White House again at the end of March.