An attending physician told Newsy he's concerned about the coronavirus in the White House after president's return.

Supporters of the president turned out in droves Monday.

President Trump is reportedly weighing whether to fire U.S. Attorney General William Barr.

The 80-year-old Democrat, who is presiding over the impeachment trial, was hospitalized on Tuesday after not feeling well.

President-elect Biden described President Trump's position as little more than an "embarrassing" mark on the outgoing president's legacy.

New data shows first increase in weekly claims in a month.

Some of the measures the president-elect seeks to pass have long been priorities for Senate Democrats.

25,000 Guard members were brought in ahead of the inauguration, following the attack on the Capitol.

Bruno Joseph Cua is the youngest person federal officials have charged related to the violence.

The president is trying to gain bipartisan support for the more than $2 trillion package.

The move is in response to recommendations from the company's quasi-independent oversight board.

The Republican was elected to the Senate in 1978 and served five terms.

The Justice Department is carrying on an effort that began under former U.S. Attorney General William Barr while Trump was still in office.

President Biden will make his case Wednesday night.

The president nominated a new leader for ICE and the DHS reversed a Trump-era policy.

It's not clear why the Trump administration was investigating a sitting White House counsel.

President Biden called the tone of his meeting with Russian President Putin, "good, positive."

The step comes in advance of a speech Thursday afternoon outlining a six-pronged plan to address the latest rise in coronavirus cases.

An existing emergency declaration issued last week enabled state, county and local governments to get reimbursed for disaster spending.

The count used by former Gov. Cuomo in his news media briefings only included laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 deaths reported through a state system.

Marine Gen. Frank McKenzie said the vehicle was struck "in the earnest belief" that the targeted vehicle posed an imminent threat.

The White House said Monday morning that about 1,200 people were evacuated from Kabul over the prior 24 hours.

A Palestinian official said Gantz and Abbas discussed possible steps toward improving the atmosphere.

Roughly 3.6 million people in the U.S. say they face eviction in the next two months.