Author: Joey Garrison, USA TODAY

Republicans have bashed President Biden for saying “no comment” about the Hawaii wildfires. The White House now says he didn’t hear the question.

The move to appoint a special counsel marks a significant turn in the Justice Department’s ongoing investigation of Hunter Biden.

A federal judge’s decision blocking President Joe Biden’s asylum policy won’t take effect for two weeks. The Justice Department is appealing.

President Joe Biden’s $72 million second-quarter fundraising haul doubled the $35 million raised by Donald Trump over the same period.

“We have rigorous drug use policies here at the White House,” national security adviser Jake Sullivan said. “We take those extremely seriously.”

White House officials have continued using the term “MAGA” to attack Republicans despite a Hatch Act warning against it, prompting a new complaint.

Ticketmaster, SeatGeek and other companies are scrapping hidden fees for ticket sales amid calls from President Joe Biden to eliminate “junk fees.”

President Joe Biden has said he will explore challenging the constitutionality of the debt ceiling. Legal experts say the undertaking is problematic.

President Biden’s comments on artificial intelligence marked his most direct warning yet on growing concerns about the rise of AI.

President Joe Biden conceded on several spending cuts, but House Speaker Kevin McCarthy didn’t get everything Republicans wanted either.