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Elon Musk posted on X that he "fully" endorses Donald Trump moments after the former president and presumptive Republican nominee was rushed off stage by secret service members following gunshots at a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday.
WASHINGTON -- Former U.S. President Donald Trump was seen bleeding from his right ear as he was rushed to a vehicle by the U.S. Secret Service, after multiple gunshots rang out at a campaign rally on Saturday in Pennsylvania.
WASHINGTON -- Former U.S. President Donald Trump was hurried off the stage at a campaign rally on Saturday in Pennsylvania after an apparent shooting.
WASHINGTON — After he gave his State of the Union speech in March, President Joe Biden seemed to have quieted persistent fears that, at 81, he was no longer up to the job.
An old saying warns that we are better off knowing neither the process by which our dinner is made nor the process by which we are governed.
President Joe Biden announced new commitments to help Ukraine bolster its air defense against Russia in a speech Tuesday commemorating NATO's 75th anniversary.
WASHINGTON -- U.S. President Joe Biden insisted he will be the Democratic candidate in November's presidential election, in a much-anticipated Thursday night news conference at the close of the NATO Summit in Washington.
The Supreme Court on Monday wiped existing rulings around two state laws that aim to prevent tech companies from banning users over potentially harmful rhetoric. The move prolongs a debate over whether Republicans will be able fight what they view as "censorship" by leading social media platforms.