ABC News chief Washington correspondent Jonathan Karl didn’t see a confident President Donald Trump Wednesday night when he address to

A top Justice Department attorney argued in court on Friday that President Donald Trump’s inflammatory rally speech before the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol was at least partially aimed at furthering the broader interests of the United States.

The president of the United States stood up and, in a nationally televised primetime address on Wednesday night that ran close to 18 minutes, sounded as if he had been shot out of a cannon — or was more than adequately caffeinated for an entire infantry division.

The speech is part of the president's national affordability tour, where he is expected to highlight his economic agenda in an effort to boost GOP support ahead of next year's midterm elections.

In an 18-minute address, President Trump said the economy was booming despite the public’s consistent concerns about prices. Here are six takeaways from the speech.

Former President Joe Biden made a gaffe in saying "United States of Amerigotit" during an LGBTQ+ conference speech in which he urged leaders to continue fighting for equality.