Joseph Biden

Ford, General Motors and others say they plan to provide adapters to customers whose EVs are now equipped with the CCS technology so they can plug into the Tesla network

The proposal would sharply limit commercial timber harvests in old-growth forests while allowing logging to continue in ‘mature forests’ that have not yet reached old-growth stage

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un previously called the Hwasong-18 the most powerful weapon of his nuclear forces

Teetering between prison and the White House, navigating his campaign and his trial, the former president is planning his return despite being accused of 91 criminal offenses. His first challenge is to win the Republican presidential primaries so that he can contest the 2024 general election. His victory would alter US democracy and its role in the world

Israelis are incensed after IDF troops killed three hostages in the Strip on Friday, shouting ‘terrorists!’ as the captives waved a white flag

Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs said she issued the executive order because “the federal government is refusing to do its job to secure our border and keep our communities safe”

The President has been criticized about the record numbers of migrants at the border while he is also trying to address the political weakness before a potential campaign rematch next year with Donald Trump

The poll found that about half of U.S. adults, 51%, say democracy is working ‘not too well’ or ‘not well at all’

Netanyahu tries to iron out differences with the United States, thanking it for delivering weapons for the war and vetoing the UN call for a ceasefire

Republicans close ranks to pass on the floor an inquiry that is in fact already underway

A ruling in Trump’s favor would presumably derail the case and a protracted appeal could delay a trial well beyond its scheduled start date of March 4

US President’s meeting came as his national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, was to head to Israel on Thursday to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

The Democratic president’s son said the closed-door testimony could be manipulated. ‘What are they afraid of? I am here,’ he said outside the Capitol

The court’s decision to weigh in on the obstruction charge could threaten the start of Trump’s trial, currently scheduled for March 4

Kevin McCarthy ordered the probe in September, but Republicans now want it to be endorsed and formalized by the lower chamber

US president receives Zelenskiy at the White House in an against-the-clock attempt to persuade Congress to approve new funding for Kyiv

There is a wave of legal fights in places such as Texas, where a pregnant woman whose fetus has a fatal condition was forced to leave the state this week to obtain an abortion

The U.S. president said Israel must change its government and warned that the country is ‘starting to lose support’ over its ‘indiscriminate’ bombing of Gaza

Father Munther and other Christian clergy made an appeal to the White House for a ceasefire. ‘There they celebrate Christmas with presents and lights, and here they send us weapons and the machinery of war’

Rahul Gupta is the first doctor to hold the position in U.S. history. ‘The overdose death curve is flattening,’ he says in an interview with EL PAÍS

The Ukrainian president will speak with the president and members of Congress on Tuesday in a bid to secure funding that is in danger due to Republican misgivings

Last year’s bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act will provide more than $52 billion to boost the development and manufacturing of semiconductors in the US

The most ambitious wolf reintroduction effort in the U.S. in almost three decades marks a sharp departure from aggressive efforts by Republican-led states to cull wolf packs

The former New York City mayor has already been found liable in the defamation lawsuit. The only issue to be determined at the trial is the amount of damages, if any, Giuliani must pay

The visit on Tuesday comes after Republicans refused to approve a funding package that included $61 billion for Kyiv