Biden has ended his re-election campaign. What happens next to the delegates, war chest, and presidency?
President Joe Biden will not be the Democratic Party’s nominee to face Donald Trump in 2024.
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George Conway mocks ex-wife Kellyanne’s TV attack on Kamala
George Conway mocked his ex-wife Kellyanne’s attack on vice president Kamala Harris just hours after President Biden announced he would step down.
Four ways Biden can clear the deck for Kamala Harris
On Monday afternoon, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries practically strutted to his gaggle. Just a few days ago, Jeffries had the unfortunate task of meeting with President Joe Biden, though he declined to offer his endorsement.
Netanyahu's meeting at White House up in the air as Biden recovers from COVID: report
President Biden may not meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday as planned, according to a report.
GOP threatened to sue over November ballot if Biden dropped out. Experts call that ‘ridiculous’
WASHINGTON (AP) — Even before President Joe Biden’s long-speculated withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race, allies of former President Donald Trump floated the possibility of suing to block Democrats from having anyone other than Biden on the ballot in November.
Barstool’s Portnoy rips Dems for saying ‘democracy’ saved by Harris, when elite ‘handpicked’ her without vote
Barstool Sports CEO Dave Portnoy condemned Democrats, arguing they have "hijacked" the very democracy they claimed to defend.
Biden speaks to campaign staff as he passes the torch to Kamala: ‘We’re still fighting in this fight together’
In his first remarks since he ended his presidential campaign, President Joe Biden spoke remotely to campaign staff and supporters as Kamala Harris joined headquarters in Delaware to launch her bid for the Democratic nomination.
Who will delegates support to be the Democratic nominee? AP’s survey tracks who they’re backing
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden’s withdrawal from his reelection bid and his endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris to take on Republican Donald Trump in November scrambled what had once been a settled and suspense-free contest for the Democratic presidential nomination.