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Democrats will not formally nominate Biden before August

Democrats will not hold a virtual roll call to formally nominate President Joe Biden until at least August, after an outcry from some who believed the process was being rushed at his behest to head off calls for him to stand aside. The party will still undertake the process virtually — rather than at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in late August — but there will not be any ...

Biden set to announce support for major Supreme Court changes

President Biden is finalizing plans to endorse major changes to the Supreme Court in the coming weeks, including proposals for legislation to establish term limits for the justices and an enforceable ethics code, according to two people briefed on the plans.

Trump’s VP pick fuels European anxiety over US backing for Kyiv

When an outraged Ukrainian lawmaker berated JD Vance at this year’s Munich Security Conference over the Republicans’ blocking of aid to his country, the U.S. senator listened patiently. But Oleksiy Honcharenko couldn’t change his mind.

Zelenskyy ‘not afraid’ of new Trump presidency as war drags on

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he’s “not afraid” of a potential second Donald Trump presidency even as he said the turbulence around the U.S. election is hurting Kyiv’s effort on the battlefield. Days after Trump was wounded in an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania, world leaders are grappling with his presidential bid gaining fresh momentum. Zelenskyy, who this month demanded ...

Biden’s New York support is crumbling as election anxiety mounts

Support for President Joe Biden’s candidacy is cracking in one of the party’s key pillars: New York. Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado, who says that Biden “deserves our eternal gratitude” for his nearly four years running the country, called for him to end his campaign for reelection and make “room for a new leader.”

Washington AG candidate faces blowback for ‘leave of absence’ claim

OLYMPIA, Wash. — State Sen. Manka Dhingra, a Democrat from Redmond who is running for state attorney general, first faced questions earlier this summer for claiming in campaign materials that she was still working for the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office. The controversy took another turn in recent days, when Dhingra's campaign updated her website to say that she is on a leave of ...

Biden faces fresh calls to withdraw as Democrats fear electoral rout

President Joe Biden faced a fresh wave of pressure on Wednesday to end his campaign or rethink his decision to run for re-election, as Democrats from Hollywood to Capitol Hill aired concerns he would lose to Donald Trump in November and drag his party's chance of controlling Congress down with him.

More than 12,000 have applied to volunteer for the DNC in Chicago

More than 12,000 people have applied to volunteer for the Democratic National Convention in Chicago a little more than a month before the city’s first political convention in 28 years kicks off, Chicago 2024 Host Committee coordinators announced Wednesday.