Sen. Elizabeth Warren said Democrats will be in "real trouble" in this year's elections unless they take steps to tackle soaring costs and make the economy work for regular Americans.
President Biden blamed Russian President Vladimir Putin for high gasoline prices Friday and urged Congress to lower everyday costs for Americans by empowering Medicare to negotiate drug prices and extending supersized Obamacare subsidies and a popular tax credit for families.
Philadelphia officials said Friday that face coverings to control the coronavirus are no longer required within indoor public spaces, four days after the city bucked national trends by reimposing its mask mandate.
Childhood immunization rates for kindergarteners declined slightly during the 2020-2021 school year, prompting fears the coronavirus pandemic hampered a critical disease-fighting tool even as children largely resume in-person learning.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Russia rejected a proposal to establish an Easter truce this weekend so his people could have a respite from the brutal invasion.
President Biden said Thursday the U.S. will be sending another $800 million in military aid to Ukraine to send an "unmistakable message" to Russian President Vladimir Putin as the Kremlin tries to reboot its troubled invasion of its neighbor.
U.S. President Biden said Thursday he is sending another $800 million in military aid to Ukraine to send an "unmistakable message" to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Russian President Vladimir Putin told his troops Thursday not to storm a steel plant in Mariupol where Ukrainian fighters are holding out against the invaders.
The Justice Department told a court in Florida Wednesday it is appealing a judge's ruling invalidating the federal mask mandate on public transportation after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said the rule remains vital to protecting public health.
The White House Correspondents Association said President Biden and first lady Jill Biden will attend its annual dinner on April 30 after a lengthy presidential absence due to former President Donald Trump's spats with the mainstream media and the pandemic.
The fight over the transportation mask mandate is turning into a "Catch-22" for President Biden, who wants to support the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and its powers but doesn't want to risk a bad result on appeal.
Milwaukee schools opted to reimpose a mask mandate just one day after lifting the rule, citing "significant transmission" of the coronavirus in the Midwest city.
The Tennessee GOP sparked a firestorm Tuesday by voting to remove Morgan Ortagus, a Trump-backed candidate, and two other Republican contenders from the primary ballot in a key House race.
Many Americans flew bare-faced Tuesday, but court-ordered relief from the federal mask mandate on public transportation may be short-lived as the Justice Department signaled it is ready to file an appeal of the decision out of Florida.
The White House stuck to mask-wearing during President Biden's trip to New Hampshire on Tuesday even though federal officials are no longer enforcing a mandate on commercial airline passengers.
Passengers on planes, trains and buses are facing a confusing patchwork of mask rules across the country now that airlines are no longer enforcing President Biden's COVID-19 mask mandate, which a federal judge struck down on Monday.
The White House on Monday said President Biden has confidence in Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California after a newspaper report said Senate colleagues are worried about her mental fitness to serve at age 88.