Hunter Biden, even parodying the president's writing style, appeared to mock his failure to reach an agreement with Tehran while Americans continue to feel financial strain

The White House didn’t seem to be taking Biden’s generous offer seriously after HuffPost reached out for comment.

Hunter Biden's X post jokes that President Trump has ended war with Iran at least 38 times, according to CNN's count.

As he rallied Maryland Democrats at a state party fundraiser Saturday night, former President Joe Biden decried the actions of the man who succeeded him in the White House, painting him as vain and corrupt.

In a speech at a gala in Maryland, the former president blasted his successor as a "loser" obsessed with "vanity projects."

Hunter Biden took a sarcastic jab at President Donald Trump, saying he plans to nominate him for a Nobel Prize. The son of former President Joe Biden mocked Trump for his conflicting claims about ending the war in Iran “at least 38 times.

Former President Joe Biden is in an uphill battle to try to stop the Justice Department from sharing recordings it collected of him speaking to his ghostwriter in 2016 and 2017, during which his speech and memory faltered.

Hunter Biden opened up about his previous addiction to crack cocaine and the leak of his nude photos in a new video. Biden shared the video about his journey to sobriety on Instagram on June 29.

Donald Trump is alleged to be "furious" after he was "trolled" by Hunter Biden. People have been left floored by the events, with several talking about the situation

Former President Joe Biden delivers a combative speech in Maryland, targeting Donald Trump and the Republican Party. During his address, Biden is heckled by a protester shouting 'Genocide Joe,' drawing attention to his administration's foreign policy.

“No President in History has ended the same war so many times,” Biden, 56, wrote on X on Thursday, July 2

Former New York Times journalist Alex Berenson told “Pod Force One” in the latest episode, released Wednesday, that the pharmaceutical giant Pfizer could be handing over even more records about its talks with Biden administration officials who sought to suppress online speech.