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White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre repeatedly defended President Joe Biden on Monday in the face of mounting concern that he's too old to do the job.

The Senate Judiciary Committee summoned Big Tech CEOs to answer allegations that they have failed to protect children and teenagers online.

The White House says it won't govern by polls as President Joe Biden's approval ratings continue to sag.

Iconic rapper Snoop Dogg revealed Monday that his initial announcement of "giving up smoke" was merely a marketing stunt for Solo Stoves, smokeless outdoor fire pits.

The Commission on Presidential Debates announced the dates and locations for three general election presidential debates on Monday, yet it remains to be seen whether the eventual nominees will participate.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin announced a new military aid package for Ukraine of up to $100 million during an unannounced trip to Kyiv on Monday.

President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden plan to pay respects to the late Rosalynn Carter, but White House officials declined to say Monday if that includes attending the former first lady's funeral.

Oregon House Republicans are joining GOP state senators in calling on Gov. Tina Kotek (D-OR) and Democrats to address Measure 110, the voter-approved drug decriminalization order.

Cameras in future hearings relating to the trial of Bryan Kohberger will now be operated by the court instead of the media.

Former President Donald Trump's counsel asked a judge in Georgia to contact a separate judge presiding over his federal criminal case in Washington, D.C., to arrange for the sharing of evidence that will "make clear his innocence" in the Fulton County racketeering case.