The Latest Breaking News from the White House

Congress is set to pass a hefty defense bill while negotiations continue on border policy, funding for Ukraine, and Israel, amid holiday adjournment.

In August 2023, the White House announced a plan to bolster cybersecurity in K-12 schools – and with good reason. Between 2018 and mid-September 2023, there were 386 recorded cyberattacks in the U.S. education sector and cost those schools $35.1 billion. K-12 schools were the primary target.

Coverage on House of Representatives voting to open impeachment inquiry into President Biden, with White House dismissing it as a political stunt.

Vote means investigation is likely to extend well into 2024 when Biden will be running for reelection.

To secure more aid for Ukraine, the White House is negotiating with Senate Republicans on a deal to revive Trump-era border policies. But some Democratic Texans in Congress say their party is giving up too much.

Republicans have failed to produce evidence showing president financially benefited from family business dealings

The ex-president has demanded that his allies impeach his successor as revenge for the two impeachment trials he faced as president

The administration of President Joe Biden has begun to publicly air its differences with the Israeli government over the conduct of the war in Gaza, expressing its exasperation even as it remains largely steady in its support.

Even as Republicans struggle to find evidence president took part in his son’s business dealings, some strategists worry swing voters may be confused by litany of charges and indictments against Hunter Biden and Donald Trump, Gustaf Kilander writes