President Joe Biden gave Pope Francis a deeply personal challenge coin during his trip to the Vatican on Friday, marking the gift with a moment of light-heartedness that nods to a long tradition in the US military.
Jill Biden surrounded by her family’s deep roots in Italy as she returns to the Eternal City
Six months after the death of their son Beau in 2015, Jill Biden and then-Vice President Joe Biden could not bear the thought of going to Nantucket, Massachusetts, for the traditional Biden family Thanksgiving.
‘God love ya’: Warm relationship between the world’s most powerful Catholics on display as Biden and Pope Francis meet
The last time President Joe Biden visited the Vatican, he was still reeling from the loss of his son Beau to cancer a year earlier.
USPS agrees to provide daily election mail reports to Virginia Democrats after lawsuit claiming delays
The US Postal Service has agreed to provide the Democratic Party of Virginia with a daily report detailing how it has handled election-related mail as part of a lawsuit Democrats filed against the federal agency alleging that thousands of absentee ball…
Obama returns to the world stage to boost Biden and reassure leaders after four years of Trump
Barack Obama is headed to next week’s big climate conference in Glasgow to try and convince the world that America is more about Joe Biden than Donald Trump.
Italian leaders to host Biden on first day of his trip
President Joe Biden on Friday will meet with Italy’s President and Prime Minister in Rome on the first day of his second major foreign trip since taking office.
The two newest Supreme Court justices could redraw the road map for the Second Amendment in courts
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Wednesday in a case that could broaden gun rights nationwide and transform how the Second Amendment is interpreted in the United States.
Biden tells French President the US was ‘clumsy’ in handling nuclear submarine deal
President Joe Biden is set to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday in Rome, their first in-person meeting following last month’s major diplomatic dust-up over an agreement for the US and United Kingdom to provide Australia with nuclear-…
Failure to pass infrastructure may have already inflicted grievous blow on Democrats
As Democrats battle one another in Washington, cost-of-living spikes and a slowing economy are putting growing pressures on Americans and worsening the political environment that will decide the party’s fate in the midterm elections.
Education Department files cease and desist complaint against Florida over mask-related school funding
The US Department of Education filed a complaint Thursday against Florida’s Education Department for its decision to reduce funding for certain school districts amid an ongoing battle over school mask mandate policies.