Biden Campaigns in Pennsylvania, as Calls Continue for Him to Quit the Race
President Biden will continue his efforts to rescue his imperiled re-election effort on Sunday, with two campaign stops in Pennsylvania, a key swing state.
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Democrat donors press campaign on Biden's health, stamina in private calls: report
The Biden campaign held a call with donors on Monday to assuage their concerns after President Biden's shaky debate performance, as critics of the president within the Democratic Party are calling for him to withdraw from the race entirely.
Six other presidents didn’t run for another term. Here’s what happened then
President Joe Biden is in the fight for his political life, having acknowledged that the next few days are crucial to convincing the American public that he’s the right person to lead the country for the next four years.
White House roasted for saying Biden will give a ‘big boy press conference’: ‘Potty training next?’
The White House has been roasted for promising President Joe Biden will give a “big boy press conference” as part of the three-day Nato summit of world leaders beginning Tuesday in Washington DC.
Campaign crisis: Dems who have called for Biden to drop out or raised concerns about his health
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‘I’m staying in the race’: Biden defiant on key campaign day as pressure to withdraw keeps building
A defiant President Joe Biden told voters he isn’t going anywhere and pledged to deny Donald Trump a second White House term, even as he continues to face more calls to stand down from the 2024 presidential race amid questions over his fitness to compete for and serve out a second four-year term.
Iran's new president may be a reformist, but change remains distant
Iran on Friday elected its first "reformist" president in 20 years, signaling many voters' rejection of hardline conservative policies amid low turnout of just 49%, according to official figures. Masoud Pezeshkian, a former health minister and member of parliament, was the most moderate of the candidates vying for the presidency after the sudden death of former President Ibrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash in May. Described as a "token reformist" and "second-tier candidate" by many analysts, the 69-year-old Pezeshkian was seen as having scant chance at the presidency as he lacked name recognition and was up against a highly conservative system. "The whole election process leading to Pezeshkian's victory now has indeed
Captain Obvious Stephanopoulos gets in trouble for giving a straight answer about Biden
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