Finally. For Americans wondering when the media will finally admit President Joe Biden is, in the words of Foxs Sean Hannity, a cognitive mess,, light dawns.On Thursday, theWall Street Journalcarried the headline:How the White House Functioned With a Diminished Biden in ChargeAides kept meetings short and controlled access, top advisers acted as go-betweens and public inter...

President-elect Trump chose Chad Mizelle, a former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) official, to be the next chief of staff at the Department of Justice (DOJ). Mizelle, an ally of the incoming White House deputy chief of staff for policy Stephen Miller, will work alongside the president-elects choice for attorney general, Pam Bondi, Trump said...

President Biden on Saturday signed the stopgap measure approved by Congress on Friday that will prevent a government shutdown. The White House announced Biden had signed the bill in a brief statement. The legislation will keep the government funded through March 14, and also provides disaster relief and extends farm legislation. The House approved the bill on...

'It no doubt seemed foolproof at the Biden White House'

Most businessesbig and smallare anticipating 2025 will be a good year for them as a businessman-at-heart retakes the White House. But a few express concerns.

The federal government was set to run out of money Friday night.

President Biden and his administration were largely absent from the onerous negotiations on government funding that gripped Capitol Hill this week. Instead, President-elect Trump and his allies were the ones wrestling with lawmakers over a continuing resolution as a government shutdown appeared increasingly inevitable. The White House on Friday blew off a host of questioning...

Elon Musk, the worlds richest man, who owns or has major stakes in six different companies all of which have complex or potentially complex interactions with the federal government sits at the right hand of the next president.

Plus, the importance of a bookmobile to a rural reader.

President-elect Trumps onetime White House adviser Steve Bannon said in an interview that he supports increasing taxes on the wealthy and corporations. "Im for a dramatic increase in corporate taxes. We have to increase taxes on the wealthy. For getting our guyss taxes cut, weve got to cut spending, which theyre gonna resist. Where does...

The White House and the Pentagon insist the drones don't pose a threat, but lawmakers are demanding answers.

In documents withdrawing the student loan proposals, the Education Department insisted it has the authority to cancel the debt but […]