“Good to be back!” were the first words from Joe Biden tonight in his first address to a joint session of Congress, sort of. This probably wasn’t the exuberant address to Congress that the ...

President Biden’s speech Wednesday night failed on all counts: It didn’t sell his latest spending plan, it didn’t sell his larger agenda — and, worst of all, it didn’t sell him ...

Congressional security officials are naturally fortifying the Capitol for Biden’s speech in ways not seen for such an address since President George W. Bush spoke to a joint session of Congress ...

Biden discusses crisis and opportunity during first speech to Congress 03:07 The president began his remarks by recognizing how familiar the Capitol is to him. "It's good to be back," Mr. Biden ...

WASHINGTON — After four years of conservative populism focused on cultural grievances, President Biden’s first speech to a joint session of Congress delivered a dose of left-leaning economic ...

President Joe Biden delivered the biggest speech of his presidency to date on Wednesday night – an address to a joint session of Congress. Things looked and sounded a little different, with just ...

The president's address about his first 100 days included plans for Jill Biden and Kamala Harris. Here's how CNN, MSNBC, Fox News and more reacted.

Joe Biden has brought back low-key competence and along with it a sense of calm, yet I can’t wrap my mind around a speech to a joint session of Congress centered on plans to spend $6 trillion ...

How to watch President Biden address the nation at 9 p.m. ET on Wednesday night. Biden's speech, like a State of the Union, is just before his 100th day in office.

About half of Americans who watched President Joe Biden’s address to Congress had a very positive reaction to the speech, and 71% said they walked away feeling more optimistic about the country ...

Fact check: Biden's speech to Congress included claims on economy, immigration, 1994 assault weapons ban. Angelo Fichera, D'Angelo Gore, Eugene Kiely and Robert Farley. FactCheck.org.