President Biden is defending his six-part plan designed to tackle Covid-19 and vaccinate all federal and healthcare workers amid GOP criticism. Businesses with at least 100 employees must also mandate the vaccine or risk being fined thousands of dollars.
Sens. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt. and Joe Manchin, D-W. Va, have been at odds over the price tag of President Biden's biggest legislative agenda item to date.
L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva has called out politicians who have not condemned Wednesday’s attack against Larry Elder while the latter was campaigning in Venice Beach.
In a 90-minute call, Biden warned against misunderstandings that could lead to confrontation between Washington and Beijing, the White House said, while Xi called for a new direction in a relationship beset by "serious difficulties."
The event will be held on the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is facing a recall election on Sept. 14 how would the election work and is his job in jeopardy?
President Biden is expected to unveil his six-pronged plan to combat the Delta variant and increase vaccinations on Thursday.
The first lady headed back to classes and said she was excited to return to in-person teaching.
The former first lady has rarely been seen in public since leaving the White House in January.
The CNN anchor attacked them for the hysteria surrounding Afghanistan and refugees.
Biden, Pelosi, and congressional Democrats have vowed to fight the six-week abortion law in Texas by passing the Women's Health Protection Act, if the bill were to pass the House it would likely fail in the Senate.
Retiring Republican Senator Pat Toomey is urging his party to become a "party of ideas" over that of an individual.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki shut down a reporter who questioed President Biden’s stance on abortion, and she is now under fire from pro-life supporters.
Trump's resentment allegedly stems from DeSantis' failure to credit the former president for his rise to fame.
President Biden has condemned the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the draconian Texas six-week abortion ban calling it an "unprecedented assault on women constitutional rights."
President Biden plans to tackle affordable housing by constructing 100,000 affordable units in three years and renovate 2 million homes. He also plans to make mortgages more affordable with the help of Freddie Mac and increase financing options.
The Biden administration indicated drone strikes may be used in Afghanistan to curb the threat of ISIS militants inside the country.
Top Republican Party donors are instead focused on the 2022 midterm elections.
Calls for the resignation of Austin and Milley are on the rise as questions on accountability for the chaos in Afghanistan linger.
It is speculated that the U.S. may have left at least 360,000 rifles along with thousands of trucks and other weaponry in Afghanistan.
Conservative talk-show host Larry Elder is looking to win a longshot recall election over Gov. Gavin Newsome which would make him the state's first Republican Governor since 2003.
House select committee is drafting a letter requesting access to phone records to those involved in the Capitol riot.
Armenia, by listening a little less to radicals in the U.S. diaspora and those they lobby, can likely secure a more prosperous future.
The designation of the Haqqani Network in charge of Kabul’s security signals the declining power of the U.S. in Afghanistan since the troop pullout.
The bombing attacks at Kabul's main airport have killed 60 Afghans and at least 13 American servicemen.
Sen. Bernie Sanders is considering traveling to West Virginia and Arizona to pressure Democratic senators to support the $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill.
China reportedly took advantage of a three-hour travel delay in U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris’ trip to Vietnam as the Chinese government sent its diplomat to pledge two million vaccines, double of what is being offered by the U.S.
“I shudder to think about what Covid would have been like under Joe Biden,” Kayleigh McEnany, a former White House press secretary under Trump, said.
New York's newly sworn in governor, Kathy Hochul, made a sharp break from her predecessor Andrew Cuomo by acknowledging 12,000 more COVID-19 deaths in the state than previously known.
The Pentagon reportedly admitted that Afghan evacuees transported to Qatar temporarily have experienced "terrible" conditions at the Al Udeid Air Base, but added that some of these conditions have "started improving."
