The hearing comes on the heels of the deadly shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, D.C., by alleged shooter Rahmanullah Lakanwa, an Afghan national.

Former President Joe Biden suffered a humiliating gaffe while trying to pronounce “America” as he criticized the Trump administration at a forum on LGBTQ rights in Washington, DC, Friday afternoon. The noticeably frail 83-year-old Democrat disastrously bungled the name of the country he’s served for more than five decades during an impassioned moment in his keynote speech.

urged a room of LGBT donors, activists, and candidates to step up the fight against Donald Trump’s efforts to erase or warp his legacy. "“There is nothing more American than the notion of equality."

Trump faces economic messaging crisis after Democrats won November elections campaigning on affordability as 76% of voters view economy negatively.

"Any document signed" by Biden with an autopen "is hereby terminated," President Trump said.

Get up and fight back!” the former president said to applause and tears as he accepted an award honoring his record of advancing LGBTQ+ rights.

Michael James Ferr, 31, was sentenced in federal court Friday, months after pleading guilty to making the threatening posts.

His difficulty pronouncing "America" is only the latest in a series of public missteps. His history of verbal blunders includes previously confusing his Vice President Kamala Harris with Trump and referring to Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III as "that black man".

According to court documents, Ferr posted several comments on X, formerly Twitter, on Friday, Jan. 10, including death threats to the president.

In May 2025, former President Joe Biden's health took a serious turn when his medical team revealed a diagnosis of aggressive prostate cancer, metastasized prostate cancer. Biden, then age 82, had a Gleason score 9 tumor,

Former President appeared to trip up on his words while calling for elected officials to continue the fight for equality.

Legal experts said the Constitution doesn’t require presidents to directly sign pardons, and that Trump can't unilaterally reverse them.