Top House Democrats urged Biden to drop out of the race in a call with Hakeem Jeffries, citing concerns about his mental acuity, electability, and impact on down-ballot races.Insert Preheader
Top House Democrats urged Biden to drop out of the race in a call with Hakeem Jeffries, citing concerns about his mental acuity, electability, and impact on down-ballot races.
Trump's vice presidential pick is imminent as speculation centers on top contenders like Marco Rubio, JD Vance, and Doug Burgum, though Trump has not yet finalized his decision.
In the French elections, the left-wing Nouveau Front Populaire won 182 seats, surpassing Macron's coalition with 168 and the far-right Rassemblement National with 143.
Voters see Trump as more competent, even though Biden succeeded in getting sweeping laws passed through a divided Congress, while Trump didn't deliver on similar promises.
Biden and his aides face criticism for allegedly concealing the impact of his age on his ability to perform presidential duties, despite public denials and efforts to showcase his fitness.
Dr. Kavita Patel argues that Biden's debate performance highlights societal ageism and the need to rethink how the U.S. treats its aging population, rather than just focusing on his fitness for office.
Biden condemns Project 2025, a radical overhaul plan by Trump allies to expand presidential power, while Trump denies involvement despite its ties to his former officials.
Project 2025 is a set of right-wing policy proposals from the Heritage Foundation aiming to reshape the government, consolidate executive power, and promote Christian nationalist principles.
Andrea Lawful-Sanders left WURD Radio after revealing she used questions provided by Biden's campaign for an interview, violating the station's policy on independent journalism.
Two prominent Democrats, Rosa Brooks and Ted Dintersmith, propose a "blitz primary" for to select a new nominee if Biden steps down, aiming to reset the narrative and energize the base.
Trump's campaign is nearing a decision on his running mate, focusing on Senators J.D. Vance and Marco Rubio, with an announcement expected by July 15 at the RNC.
NATO and global allies, unprepared for Trump in 2016, are now building relationships, adjusting policies, and safeguarding priorities to manage potential disruptions if he returns.
Major Democratic donors, including Netflix's Reed Hastings, former PayPal CEO Bill Harris, and investor Whitney Tilson, are calling for Biden to step aside after his ABC News interview.
Lanny Davis urges Biden to step aside and endorse his VP as the Democratic nominee, citing concerns about Biden's interview responses and Harris's stronger polling against Trump.
Hurricane Beryl struck Texas as a Category 1, bringing heavy rain, winds, and tornado threats, with its remnants expected to impact the Midwest, Great Lakes, and East.
Jonathan Turley has long opposed sweeping presidential privileges and powers, but the portrayal of SCOTUS’s immunity decision by the left and the media is wildly off base.
A study found the deadliest highways in the U.S., with the most dangerous mile on I-95 in Fort Lauderdale, FL, and the deadliest 10-mile stretch on I-45 in Houston, TX.
John Cena announced his retirement from WWE after WrestleMania 2025, ending his 23-year career, but will continue with Monday Night Raw on Netflix starting January 2025.
Kevin Costner’s "Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1," faces a stark divide between critics and audiences, with a 46% Rotten Tomatoes critic score and a 71% audience score.
Las Vegas set a new all-time high temperature record of 120 degrees on Sunday, causing flight delays, power outages, and prompting heat warnings for locals.
A pro-Palestinian protest in Philadelphia on the 4th of July led to six arrests after flag burning and clashes with police, with one charged with assault and others with disorderly conduct.
A federal appeals court will reconsider requiring a Texas county to keep books on library shelves that cover topics like sex, gender, and racism following a dispute over their removal.
