“What an embarrassment to our country.”

The com came as President Joe Biden was delivering a speech on infrastructure in Covington, Kentucky, on Wednesday.

Residents were outraged after it was announced that a beloved local bridge would be dismantled to make way for Bezos' 417-foot yacht.

When one goes to a pool party, they typically don't think a horrific tragedy like this will occur. These people were unfortunately surprised.

AOC wants to raise your taxes. You already know that. What she won't tell is what she plans to spend it on -- and how it benefits her.

Sen. Manchin's argument against the subsidies was so airtight that Buttigieg didn't even attempt a response.

“I wrote it.”

It's not the first time that Kamala Harris has gone viral for the wrong reasons -- but this quote may be the weirdest.

President Biden somehow survived the State of the Union address, but he was back at it with humiliating gaffes one day later.

'We’re gonna fix them all. It's not a joke. This is going to be a gigantic change. There’s 43,000 nationwide, and we’re sending them money.'

Truckers slowed traffic at the border to protest stringent vaccine requirements that threaten their livelihoods and the supply chain.

Not for the first time, the president opted to make his televised remarks from a rather cartoonish White House-style television set.

With lithium costs still sky rocketing, Biden may need to reconsider spending billions for electric vehicle infrastructure.

“We have seen civility really downslide here.”

More than a dozen Republicans jumped across the aisle to help Democrats pass President Biden's $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill.

As gas prices soar across the country, President Joe Biden unsuccessfully attempted to explain the benefits of electric cars.

Yet again, President Joe Biden had an embarrassing bumble during a speech when he appeared visibly confused midsentence.

During a Tuesday speech in Michigan, Biden defended the Democrats' gargantuan budget by insisting people would see a non-existent tax cut.

The president made the remarks during a speech in Howell, Michigan, in which he pitched his $3.5 trillion spending plan.

“A great deal of progress has been made this week.”