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President Joe Biden utilized a low-profile strategy during the midterm elections, avoiding battleground state rallies in favor of policy-focused appearances and fundraisers. While that tactic was questioned at the time, it appears vindicated by the results of the campaign.

Buoyed by Democrats’ performance in the midterm elections, President Joe Biden is taking a victory lap on his expected path toward a second White House bid — just as some allies wish he would step aside.

President Joe Biden is flying high heading into a weeklong trip to North Africa and Asia, buoyed by Democrats' election night success and a strong inflation report.

BEND, Oregon — Washington Examiner visited Veterans Village, where 15 tiny homes have been built to help homeless veterans get their lives back. The organizers made a point to lead with a sense of community.

The president has a long history of partisanship.

Gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon (R-MI) spoke out against the leadership of the Michigan Republican Party after her defeat to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI).

Consumers and retailers are doing what they can to get by.

Former national security adviser Robert O'Brien warned that China could attack Taiwan during President Joe Biden's administration, while it perceives the United States as "weak."

House Republican Conference chairwoman Elise Stefanik (R-NY) endorsed Donald Trump ahead of his expected presidential campaign announcement.

In war with China, the US could run short of precision munitions, just like Russia.