Joe Biden

President Biden’s attack on Facebook Inc. on Friday followed months of mounting private frustration inside his administration over the social-media giant’s handling of vaccine misinformation, according to U.S. officials, bringing into public view tensions that could complicate efforts to stop the spread of Covid-19.

President Biden said Monday that Facebook “isn’t killing people,” after accusing the social media giant last week of allowing misinformation related to coronavirus vaccines appear on the platform.

President Biden said Monday that Congress needs to pass his sweeping economic agenda in order to tamp down rising inflation amid concerns that another burst of government spending will act as an accelerant to already rapidly rising consumer prices.

President Biden on Monday highlighted his record on the economy in his first six months in office, responding to predictions from before he took office that he would “end” capitalism.

Senate Democratic lawmakers are pushing President Biden to extend the federal student loan payment freeze until at least March 2022, as servicers report that they're unprepared to resume payments this September.

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Sen. Bill Cassidy blasted Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and the White House for rushing a vote on a bipartisan infrastructure plan that Cassidy said has not yet been completed.

Facebook is pushing back against the White House's narrative that the social media platform is "killing people."

Larry Kudlow breaks down President Trump's lawsuit to fight against government teaming up with Big Tech to censor information.

The Biden administration is reversing a Trump-era rule that removed limitations from the flow of water from showerheads.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said the Biden administration is working with Facebook to limit misinformation on the coronavirus vaccine.

Mark Meadows discusses ongoing infrastructure negotiations and how he expects the plan to play out.

Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., discusses her experience visiting the southern border this week.

A federal ethics watchdog agency ordered Susan Rice, the director of President Biden’s Domestic Policy Council, to sell a lucrative stake in Canadian energy firm Enbridge Inc. earlier this this month, just weeks after his administration allowed its hotly debated Line 3 oil pipeline to proceed.

Intel Corp. INTC -1.26% is exploring a deal to buy GlobalFoundries Inc., according to people familiar with the matter, in a move that would turbocharge the semiconductor giant’s plans to make more chips for other tech companies and rate as its largest acquisition ever.

Larry Kudlow explained how citizens of Communist regimes lack freedom on 'Kudlow.'

The Biden administration has been “flagging” content for Facebook to remove.

Medicare, the health insurance program for older Americans, would cover dental, vision and hearing under a massive $3.5 trillion budget blueprint reached by Democrats this week that would vastly expand the government-funded social safety net.

Former Reagan economist Art Laffer argued on Thursday that President Biden’s policies are preventing the U.S. economy from making a post-pandemic comeback.

In an effort to bolster security efforts, the State Department has announced a Rewards for Justice program. The reward payments may include cryptocurrency.