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WASHINGTON (AP) — Joe Biden faced a test Thursday that he had avoided so far this year — a solo news conference with questions from the White House press corps.
Some lawmakers are making the case that the Biden presidency is a group effort in order to quell concerns over the president's mental sharpness and health, as the party stands in disarray with some members considering strategies to dissuade President Biden from seeking re-election.
The Trump campaign slammed the White House and the Biden campaign for calling former President Donald Trump's mental acuity into question.
A former U.S. ambassador to Canada says Americans are «not convinced» that President Joe Biden is the best candidate to prevent Donald Trump's return to the White House.
As Joe Biden struggles to convince his fellow Democrats that he remains the right man to take on Donald Trump in November following his disastrous debate performance in Atlanta last month, two party insiders have proposed a novel “blitz primary” process for choosing his successor.
President Joe Biden took to the stage at the end of the Nato summit in Washington DC on Thursday July 11 for a solo press conference to reassure voters and his party that he’s up for the job for another four years.
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TOPEKA, Kan. — Enforcement of a federal rule expanding anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ students has been blocked in four states and a patchwork of places elsewhere by a federal judge in Kansas.