Democrats remain split over Biden's future in the party
Despite mounting pressure over the weekend from Democrats calling on Biden to step aside from the campaign, the proverbial dam did not break when lawmakers returned to Capitol Hill.
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Polls May Shape Biden’s Future. Are They Up to the Job?
President Biden’s re-election campaign is in jeopardy because of his poor debate performance. But lurking behind the Democratic anxiety is another factor: the polls.
Chuck Todd: It’s still about Trump
One of the correct clichés about American political campaigns is if you’re fighting the last war, you’re most likely losing.
Melania Trump will attend the Republican convention in a rare political appearance, AP sources say
NEW YORK (AP) — Former first lady Melania Trump will attend the Republican National Convention next week in Milwaukee, according to two people familiar with her plans who spoke Friday on condition of anonymity before full details were released.
Starmer gets first big diplomatic win with ‘irreversible’ Ukraine Nato membership plan
Sir Keir Starmer has begun to reset Britain’s relations with key allies as his plan to ensure Ukraine’s pathway to joining Nato is irreversible is set to be adopted.
Trump challenges Biden to debate ‘this week’ and 18 holes of golf: Live updates
Donald Trump challenged Joe Biden to another presidential debate “this week” and a golf match that he claimed would be “bigger than the Ryder Cup or even the Masters” during his latest campaign rally at his club.
Pelosi refuses to say she supports Biden as the Democratic nominee
Former Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday refused to explicitly endorse President Joe Biden as the party's presidential nominee, and encouraged her colleagues in Congress to pause from making public statements either for or against Biden. "Let's just hold off. Whatever you're thinking, either tell somebody privately, but you don't have to put that out on the table until we see how we go this week," Pelosi said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe." The comments were notable because Biden has repeatedly insisted he will not drop out of the race against former President Donald Trump, and said that his decision is final. Pelosi's carefully worded comments suggested that she believes Biden is still
‘Goodest Job’ or ‘Good as Job’? The White House Wants a Word.
ABC News adjusted its initial transcript of a much-discussed moment during President Biden’s Friday interview after White House officials told the network that they believed the president’s words had been inaccurately rendered, according to several people familiar with the discussion.