Biden called for major democratic reforms during his speech. He called for 18-year term limits for Supreme Court justices and banning members of Congress from trading stocks. And he said “we ...

the Congress, the courts, a free and independent press.” Comparing the current moment to the 19th century age of robber barons, Biden predicted that the nation would need to once again take ...

President Joe Biden, in his farewell address to the nation Wednesday, warned that American democracy is being threatened by a burgeoning oligarchy.

President Joe Biden on Wednesday night will deliver a farewell speech from the Oval Office that's expected ... a stutter from modest beginnings" serve for 50 years in the halls of Congress, as vice ...

Congress, the president — will protect them from the storm, instead, he told the American people they’ll have to protect themselves. With this speech, Biden didn't pass the baton to his ...

Biden's speech also focused on the American dream ... We need to ban members of Congress from power, from trading stock while they're in the Congress," he said. Biden has spent more than 50 ...

President Joe Biden in his farewell address touched on a number of concerns about the future, including the impact of presidential immunity.

As Trump is inaugurated on January 20, many Biden-era policies remain up in the air as both a Republican president and a Republican majority in Congress come into power. Biden's farewell address ...

Biden's speech started out routinely enough ... He called for term limits for U.S. Supreme Court justices and a ban on members of Congress trading stocks. "We need to amend the Constitution ...

As Biden's speech -- and Inauguration Day -- approach ... inauguration tickets available to the public through members of Congress." Tickets are free and allow the public to watch in-person ...

When President Biden took office four years ago, he sought to reassure global allies and reestablish foreign treaties from which the Trump administration had withdrawn.

Many are stunned that a president would ignore constitutional separation of systems that gives Congress power of the purse.