President Joe Biden heads to the final United Nations General Assembly of his term of office this week, eager to assuage nervous world leaders amid a tight U.S. presidential race and multiple global conflicts as questions loom about Washington’s future role.

In New York, the president will focus on aiding Ukraine and shoring up alliances. Other leaders may focus on who his successor will be.

Joe Biden is making his final address at the United Nations General Assembly as president of the United States.

President Biden on Tuesday bid farewell to the United Nations, highlighting the ongoing global turmoil and need for peace in an address to wrap his decades of foreign policy work. The president, during his remarks at the session of the UN General Assembly in New York,

Behind the smiles, as Joe Biden bids farewell to world leaders at the UN General Assembly this week, will be one goal -- shoring up his legacy against a possible

Behind the smiles as Joe Biden bids farewell to world leaders at the UN General Assembly this week will be one goal -- shoring up his legacy against a possible White House comeback by Donald Trump.

Addressing the UN General Assembly, US President Joe Biden stresses the importance of not despairing, even as war wages across the globe. He reflects on how Israel and Egypt were at war as he entered politics five decades ago.