A bipartisan group of lawmakers on Wednesday called for the Defense Department to address "poor living conditions" at military houses for servicemembers and their families, pointing to particular concerns with private companies that oversee housing with what the congressional group considers to be unfair contracts. In a letter to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, lawmakers said...
Democrats have come to the realization that they have no better option than President Biden, despite his diminished mental capacity, because their priority is holding onto power, not the best interest of the country.
President Biden outlined his vision for a second term in a call with Democratic mayors Tuesday, as he hopes to strengthen support within his own base for his reelection bid. He joined a call with nearly 200 Democratic mayors from across the country Tuesday night, where he discussed how he would focus on reducing costs...
World leaders are descending on Washington this week for the NATO summit, but all eyes remain on President Biden. The annual conference in Washington through Thursday marks the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s 75th anniversary. The alliance is ostensibly meeting to discuss topics ranging from Ukraine’s potential membership to an increasingly aggressive China and Israel’s war...
House Republicans watching Democrats grapple with President Biden's political future are glad to be on the sidelines of an internal brawl that has the potential to weaken Biden and his party. GOP lawmakers say they're not watching the fighting with any glee, but they are glad the media frenzy surrounds their political opponents. And they...
Democrats in Congress at an all-caucus meeting Tuesday expressed concern about whether President Biden can defeat Donald Trump but publicly resisted calls to drop out.
Joshua Kindred resigned as a U.S. District Court judge for Alaska effective Monday after an investigation determined the judge had committed misconduct.