President Joseph R. Biden said Friday the American Rescue Plan Act making its way through Congress will help lift up millions of American - including those that are worried that their enhanced unemployment benefits will run out.
Arizona Sheriff Mark Dannels of Cochise County says it’s incredibly “frustrating” to watch chaos along the U.S. border with Mexico grow as President Biden’s policies begin bearing fruit.
President Biden bowed to pressure from moderate Democrats on Wednesday and agreed to tighten the eligibility for the $1,400 stimulus checks handed out as part of a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package.
The Senate Finance Committee split evenly Wednesday on Xavier Becerra’s nomination as Health and Human Services secretary, teeing up another pitched battle over a Biden Cabinet pick.
President Biden's decision to stop border wall construction forced crews to put down tools and walk away in the middle of work -- and left the border less secure than ever in some places, according to an Arizona sheriff whose county covers 83 miles of the boundary.
The White House dodged on the chance to weigh in Tuesday on whether New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo should step down as chair of the National Governors Association because of allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct.
The Biden administration took its first major swipe at Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, coordinating with the European Union on a slate of sanctions on Kremlin officials close to the Russian president in retaliation for the poisoning and jailing of Alexei Navalny, Mr. Putin's most prominent domestic critic.
The White House and governors worked overtime Monday to boost confidence in Johnson & Johnson's newly approved vaccine, saying it is just as good as the others in preventing hospitalization or death from COVID-19 and is more convenient to boot.
The new administration is acknowledging an ongoing border "crisis" as President Biden prepares to hold a virtual meeting with Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
Even as the Biden administration talks tough on mask mandates and coronavirus precautions, the Homeland Security Department is releasing thousands of people into the country across the southwestern border. Many have traveled thousands of miles over weeks, crowded into vehicles and stash houses, with no thought for masks or social distancing.
President Biden on Thursday ordered U.S. airstrikes against Iran-backed militias operating inside Syria, Pentagon officials said.
An attempt to secure an Oval Office visit for President Volodymyr Zelenskiy landed Ukraine smack in the middle of President Trump's first impeachment drama in 2019, so Ukraine's top diplomat said Thursday the push is on to get President Biden to come to Kyiv instead.
The United States has pledged to tell the world its conclusions on what role Saudi Arabia's crown prince played in the brutal killing and carving up of a U.S.-based journalist, but as important is what comes next -- what the Biden administration plans to do about it.
The Biden administration said Wednesday it will send 25 million masks to health centers and tens of thousands of food pantries and soup kitchens between March and May as part of the COVID-19 fight.
A federal judge issued a full injunction Wednesday blocking the Biden administration's 100-day deportation pause, saying the Inauguration Day decision was too hasty, flies in the face of the law, and the administration still hasn't been able to justify the move.
President Biden's nomination of Neera Tanden to lead the Office of Management and Budget is facing mounting opposition on Capitol Hill where her "toxic" past is coming back to haunt her in a big way.
Homeland Security announced Monday that it is canceling use of the new citizenship test the Trump administration developed and will go back to the test created in the Bush years.
President Biden said he was arrested at the U.S. Capitol during a 2007 "Late Show" appearance that resurfaced on social media over the weekend.
