As Biden Points to His Past, Supporters Are More Worried About His Future
As President Biden tries to save his candidacy, he is asking Americans to look to the past.
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What would happen to Biden’s campaign cash if he drops out? That’s up to Kamala Harris.
If President Joe Biden decides to step aside for the 2024 race, Vice President Kamala Harris would be in line to get first dibs on the tens of millions of dollars in his campaign war chest.
Biden needed to reassure America after disastrous debate. But a string of gaffes have marred his fightback
Joe Biden delivered his much anticipated “big boy press conference” on the sidelines of the Nato summit on Thursday night, marking his latest attempt to put mounting fears about his fitness to serve another term to rest.
Ivanka plans to be at RNC for her dad’s nomination as she calls his conviction ‘painful’
Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka plans to attend the upcoming Republican National Convention and witness his formal nomination as the GOP’s presidential candidate, despite maintaining more public distance from his political machine in recent months.
Donald Trump's Running Mate Search Comes Down To Its Final Days
NEW YORK (AP) — The future Republican vice presidential candidate’s plane is currently parked in an undisclosed hangar, an empty spot on its fuselage where a decal featuring his or her name will soon be placed.
Biden 'working the phones' in battle to save re-election bid, with Democrats starting to return to his camp
President Biden has been "incredibly busy working the phones" and will continue to make calls through this week, a source familiar told Fox News Digital, and his strategy to save his re-election bid appears to be working.
Biden’s stumbles have Schumer and Jeffries walking a tight rope over Democrats split on party’s future
More than 15 years ago, the late Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid defiantly said, “I don’t work for Barack Obama. I work with him.” Blunt as that may be, Reid explained something few people understand about politics: Even if members of Congress share a party with the president, they are not his employees. They are his partners, and sometimes, their interests may diverge.
When US presidents and UK prime ministers met for the first time – from hand-holding to ‘political soulmates’
When US president Joe Biden spoke to Sir Keir Starmer on the telephone following his UK election victory, he referenced the “special relationship” between the two countries – and now the prime minister is in Washington DC to cement that bond.