Joseph Biden

Israel’s admission has been a priority for successive Israeli leaders and will be a major accomplishment for Netanyahu

The announcement about the new diplomatic missions in the South Pacific comes as Biden prepares to welcome leaders to Washington for the two-day U.S.-Pacific Island Forum Summit

While some government entities will be exempt, others will be severely curtailed. Social Security checks, for example, will still go out. But federal agencies will stop all actions deemed non-essential

The president of the United States has picked up the gauntlet thrown down by the United Auto Workers union leader

The Biden administration’s grant of temporary legal status to nearly 500,000 Venezuelans already in the United States may complicate its messaging abroad

The sweeping bribery case brought against Bob Menendez includes allegations that he took cash and gold in exchange for interfering in a criminal case against a New Jersey real estate developer

Speaker Kevin McCarthy said Friday the House would return next week to start voting on the latest plan, which would leave him with just five days until the Sept. 30 deadline

The new $325 million appropriation comes as Republican lawmakers in the House of Representatives are increasingly reluctant to approve assistance for Kyiv

His latest attempt to move ahead with a traditionally popular defense funding bill as a first step toward keeping the government funded was shattered by a core group of Republicans who refused to vote with the increasingly endangered speaker

The leaders of the United States and Brazil have formed a partnership aimed at protecting the rights of working families

The U.S. government has also stepped up security at the border, deploying 800 more officers who will stop irregular crossings and accelerate the expulsion of families

The office will coordinate efforts across the federal government and will offer help and guidance to states struggling with increasing gun violence

The president pushed the prime minister to find a compromise on a planned deep judicial reform that has set off protests in Israel and concerns in Washington

In an announcement Wednesday, the White House said the program will employ more than 20,000 young adults who will build trails, plant trees, help install solar panels and do other work to boost conservation

While GOP representatives accused him of the ‘weaponization’ of the Justice Department, Garland responded: ‘Our job is not to take orders from the president, from Congress, or from anyone else, about who or what to criminally investigate’

In New York City alone, thousands of migrants have arrived over the past year. Mayor Eric Adams has increasingly sounded alarms, while Gov. Kathy Hochul is floating the idea of state-issued work permits

The hearing is expected to focus on ‘constitutional and legal questions’ that surround the allegations of Biden’s involvement in his son Hunter’s overseas businesses

Joe Biden has had little to say about his son’s legal woes — which now include a felony indictment — beyond that Hunter did nothing wrong and he loves his son

‘I ask you this: If we abandon the core principles of the United States to appease an aggressor, can any member state in this body feel confident that they are protected?’ Biden said in his address before the United Nations General Assembly

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has said that Ukrainian aid must be considered as a stand-alone bill. But the Senate is on a path of combining it with other priorities, possibly as part of the short-term spending bill to keep the government funded

The child, whose biological parents died in a U.S. raid, remains in the custody of an American military family, despite the fact that a court declared the adoption void and her relatives are asking for her return

The former president has increased his lead since the first event and is already more than 40 points ahead of Ron DeSantis

The CEOs of the automakers earn between 281 and 365 times what an average employee makes in a year

GM warned that 2,000 UAW-represented workers at an assembly plant in Kansas City are ‘expected to be idled as soon as early this week’ because of a shortage of supplies from another plant near St. Louis, where workers walked off on Friday

The president’s son is arguing that two agents violated his right to privacy when they publicly aired his tax information as they pressed claims that a federal investigation into his business dealings had been improperly handled