The president called out the "reckless, irresponsible promotion of disinformation" about the government refusing to help hurricane victims.

If Donald Trump wins the U.S. election in November, he might be expected to thank a few people who helped him along the way.Those nods of appreciation have begun already, it seems, with the Trump campaign telling Newsweek that President Joe Biden's recent efforts warrant particular thanks.

President Joe Biden on Wednesday slammed former President Donald Trump for an "onslaught of lies" about the federal response to Hurricane Helene.

During Tuesday’s presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, a pattern emerged in which the vice president sometimes stretched the truth and sought to reframe her political weaknesses as strengths and the former president fired off a flurry of demonstrably false statements.

Stephen Colbert gave Kamala Harris a second chance to answer the question of how she would be different from President Biden after the gave 'The View'' this non-answer earlier on Tuesday: "Not A Thing Comes To Mind" This time,

Kamala Harris said she could not think of anything she would have done differently from Joe Biden on Tuesday, as she struggled to differentiate herself from the president and his policies during a blitz of interviews ahead of the November election.