Joe Biden

Justice CLARENCE THOMAS, 78, is the oldest and longest-serving member of the current court, with nearly 35 years on the highest bench

Democrats enter the final weeks of the 2026 midterms with favorable tailwinds as voters sour on President Donald Trump, but polls suggest the party may not be matching its national momentum in New York, the state that experienced the nation’s largest rightward shift in 2024

Biden's Middle East Adviser Brett McGurk joins Audie Cornish to go behind the scenes of the U.S. response to the October 7th attacks, and the race to free the hostages, detailed in his new book "Brink"

The FBI investigation codenamed "Plasmic Echo," later taken over by special counsel Jack Smith, examined Trump’s alleged improper retention of classified and national-defense material and possible obstruction

Secure rooms in the US Capitol are cavernous compared to the White House Situation Room

Two students and their mother wanted the Supreme Court to weigh in on whether public schools can censor "nondisruptive" political speech after they were forced to take off pro-Trump sweatshirts

MAGA antagonist Jack Smith wore his heart on his sleeve during a pro-democracy music festival this weekend

The festival bears clear signs of alignment with the Democratic Party and spotlights the intersection of pop culture, nonprofit fundraising and partisan politics, revealing how celebrity drawing power translates into money, visibility and voters for organizations advancing a political agenda

Some critics have described Donald Trump's $5,000 'dividend' payment as a 'bribe'

Democrats see a chance to take control of one, maybe even both chambers, amid widespread economic discontent over the cost of living as Trump's Iran war drives up energy prices

Democrats see a chance to take control of one, maybe even both chambers, amid widespread economic discontent over the cost of living as Trump's Iran war drives up energy prices

President Donald Trump has locked on to a new excuse for the GOP’s impending 2026 midterm losses: It’s the messaging, not the results

Democrats' dream election scenario risks becoming a nightmare as their candidates in Republican-leaning districts strain to assert their independence from party leadership

Mr. Biden wanted his team to highlight his domestic agenda

The revised standards seek to reverse former President Joe Biden's push toward greater fuel efficiency and electric vehicles

Democrats' dream election scenario risks becoming a nightmare as their candidates in Republican-leaning districts strain to assert their independence from party leadership

Hegseth announced the office during his State of the Force address at Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia on September 30

The Affordable Care Act $500 refund checks are in the mail to nearly a million Americans, along with a letter from President Donald Trump touting his healthcare accomplishments and casting blame on his predecessor

Since assuming office in 2015, Paxton left about 730 workdays blank on his official calendars and took over 275 out-of-state trips to places such as the California wine country, Caribbean resorts and European tourism hot spots

When aides gathered in the Oval Office one day in the spring of 2024, they found President Joseph R. Biden Jr. on the verge of an outburst

Tennessee's failed attempt to execute death row inmate Christa Pike has left legal scholars, medical experts and state officials searching for answers after she reportedly survived two doses of pentobarbital and was transported to a hospital

It was last used by former President George H.W. Bush in 1992 in response to the Rodney King riots in Los Angeles

New AP-NORC poll shows economic dissatisfaction weeks before US midterm elections

US forces formally withdrew from Iraq on Wednesday, ending a two-decade military presence that stoked years of devastating bloodshed and leaves behind a battered nation struggling to unshackle itself from its two most powerful, and now warring, allies

Viewers at Victorio’s Ristorante in North Hollywood attend a watch party Wednesday night for the CNN debate between gubernatorial candidates Democrat Xavier Becerra, left, and Republican Steve Hilton

Donald Trump rolls out AI takeover of American government

One could condemn critics of such commitments as cynics…were American history not littered with examples of how corporations willingly and knowingly acted in woefully immoral ways in pursuit of their own interests, and to enrich themselves and their shareholders—usually at the public's expense

Kinzinger retired from Congress in 2023

He could face up to 20 years in federal prison if convicted

Trump Administration Launches AI Tool Aimed at Streamlining Government Online Services

Google Earth has not confirmed the exact upload date of the images, though reports indicate some imagery was captured throughout this year

But the Education Department’s preamble repeatedly highlights court decisions that struck down the Biden-era rule over its protections for gender identity and sexual orientation

Even some Republicans aren’t bothering to try to spin for the White House on this one

The new rules were released shortly after President Donald Trump rejected an Iranian proposal to open the Strait of Hormuz, sending oil prices soaring

A pollster for Senate Republicans was met with disbelief on Saturday after telling GOP donors and operatives that they could grow their majority in November's midterm elections, sources tell Axios

Since the Corporate Average Fuel Economy, or CAFE, standards were established in 1975, they have been periodically updated, typically to make vehicles more efficient

Chinese President Xi Jinping was seen laughing during a White House tour after Donald Trump pointed out an “autopen” display associated with former President Joe Biden

Trump faces flurry of shouted questions next to Xi after being forced to let media back into White House

Just over a year after Democrat Mary Peltola was sworn in as the first Alaska Native to be elected to Congress, the man who stood alongside her during that ceremony, her husband, died in a plane crash

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer accused President Donald Trump Thursday of being in thrall to authoritarian leaders — pointing to his red-carpet welcome for China's Xi Jinping

In the United States, by foundational principle, anyone who wants to report and publish the news can do it without official permission

An Emerson College Polling survey released on Thursday found Democrats led Republicans 53 percent to 42 percent on a generic congressional ballot test

In January 2024, then-presidential candidate Donald Trump blasted the Biden administration for freezing approvals for new plants to export US liquefied natural gas

In the United States, by foundational principle, anyone who wants to report and publish the news can do it without official permission

President Donald Trump’s dismal approval ratings were dragging her down in the polls, and she was falling behind her likely 2020 Democratic challenger in fundraising

The announcement is the latest initiative by an anti-fraud task force Mr. Vance leads that has often turned its efforts toward federal health care programs

Curtis wants an investigation into the alleged personal use of political ties

Macron’s false statement about Hamas is grotesque, but the real story is the lethal "palestine" fairytale dreamed up by the KGB and now believed the world over

The poll surveyed 500 likely voters in Michigan and has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.4 percentage points