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Biden defends 'mental acuity' in feisty new interview
President Biden addresses concerns about his mental fitness and rhetoric in a TV interview, emphasizing his ability to lead. The interview touches on recent events, including the assassination attempt on Trump. Biden reaffirms his commitment to democracy and confirms his participation in the upcoming debate.
Anger and anxiety loom over the Republican convention after the assassination attempt against Donald Trump
The Republican convention, designed to project a softer image and focus on Trump's agenda, shifted dramatically after a shooting shook American politics. Amid heightened anxiety and calls for calm, the GOP remains undeterred in its convention plans, featuring over 100 speakers emphasizing everyday issues and Trump's policies.
Joe Biden to address the nation on Trump's shooting as he works to balance politics with calls for unity
President Biden will speak to the nation following briefing on the assassination attempt on former President Trump. Homeland security officials and top investigators updated Biden on the situation. Campaign adjustments made as Biden condemns violence and focuses on defeating Trump in the upcoming election. Investigation ongoing to determine motives.
European leaders defend Biden NATO summit gaffes, media says he's done
European leaders have come to the defense of U.S. President Joe Biden after he made several noticeable errors during a NATO summit. The gaffes, which occurred in Washington, included mistakenly introducing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy as "President Putin" and confusing the names of his vice president, Kamala Harris, and former president Donald Trump during a press conference.
In 'blue wall' push, Biden defiantly says 'I'm not going anywhere' as he slams Trump, Project 2025
President Joe Biden firmly addressed critics within his own party on Friday, affirming his candidacy for reelection and emphasizing the potential dangers of a second term for Donald Trump. At a rally in Detroit, he declared, "I am not done yet," while supporters chanted "don't you quit!" and "we got your back!" Biden reiterated his commitment to running for a second term and aimed to highlight what he believes Trump would do if he returned to the White House.
Why did the White House misguide the country on Joe Biden’s neurology visit? Clarification issued
The White House press secretary is under fire after attempting to misguide members of the press on the issue of President’s Biden neurology visit. After initially denying that the visits of a top neurology expert to the White house is related to Biden’s health, it was clarified that the president’s neurology related reports were examined by the expert who has ruled out any complication.
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Every day is a test for Joe Biden with his presidential campaign in question
President Joe Biden faces intense global scrutiny following recent public appearances that have raised concerns about his performance, particularly after a disappointing debate in June. His upcoming solo press conference at the NATO summit on Thursday is seen as a critical test, where he will field questions from reporters for the first time since November.
Biden to face the press in a high-stakes effort to quell age concerns
President Joe Biden is addressing growing opposition within his party, with advisers meeting Democratic senators to shore up support. Biden's upcoming solo news conference will cover a range of topics, including concerns about his age and mental decline. The race against Donald Trump remains competitive, with calls for Biden to step aside intensifying.
Embattled Joe Biden to give high-stakes press conference
US President Joe Biden faces a critical moment in his presidency as he prepares for his first solo press conference since 2023. The 81-year-old leader is under intense scrutiny from his own party, with calls to step aside over concerns about his age and health. A poor performance could have significant implications for his reelection bid, with pressure mounting from within the Democratic party. Biden's ability to handle unscripted moments will be put to the test at the NATO summit, where world leaders are seeking reassurance about his leadership abilities.
Embattled Biden greets NATO allies in Washington
U.S. President Joe Biden will welcome the heads of NATO member states to Washington on Tuesday for an annual summit. This event provides Biden an international platform to demonstrate his leadership both at home and abroad.
US House panel subpoenas some Biden aides over his mental fitness
Biden has faced doubts about his reelection chances after a weak and faltering performance in a debate against Republican former President Donald Trump late last month. Since then, some Democratic members of Congress and high- profile donors have publicly asked him to step aside as the party's candidate
High profile donor George Clooney, Nancy Pelosi and other Democrats pile pressure on Biden to ditch re-election bid
As the 81-year-old tried to show his leadership credentials at a NATO summit in Washington, domestic calls have been growing for Biden to quit following his disastrous debate performance against Republican challenger Donald Trump. At least eight House Democrats have openly called on Biden to not seek reelection, but Peter Welch became the first in the Senate to explicitly do so as concerns rise over his age and fitness.
President Joe Biden saw neurologist at White House for Jan. 17 exam, press secretary says
President Biden's January 17 neurological exam was clarified after debate concerns by Jean-Pierre. Dr. Cannard, seen eight times at the White House, and Dr. O'Connor found no Parkinson's or other major conditions. Conducted partly at Walter Reed, the exam confirmed Biden's health. Cannard, a specialist in movement disorders, supports active-duty members at the White House.
Is Joe Biden suffering from Parkinson's? Doctor made 10 visits to the White House
Multiple visits by a neurologist and movements disorder specialist to the White house has raised questions pertaining to President Joe Biden’s health. Dr Kevin R Cannard who is also a Parkinson’s disease specialist has made nearly a dozen visits since November 2022. Many have questioned if Biden is suffering from Parkinson’s disease.
The White House faces many questions about Biden's health and medical history. Here are some answers
But at 81, Biden has found his health to be a key issue for many voters going into November's election. Dr. Kevin O'Connor, Biden's physician, issued his first comment since the debate late Monday, after White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre struggled to address questions about the president's health at Monday's news briefing.
Is Joe Biden's son Hunter the real commander in chief of the White House?
Hunter Biden has shifted to the White House after the first presidential debate. It has been reported that he is actively involved in the various meetings and is helping Joe Biden in his day to day activities. This has raised concerns in the White House and many ask if he is the real commander in chief. He has also been holding discussions with the officials.
Joe Biden back on campaign trail as pressure mounts
US President Joe Biden heads back out on the campaign trail Sunday, desperate to salvage his re-election bid as senior Democrats meet to discuss growing calls that he quit the White House race. The House minority leader, Hakeem Jeffries, has scheduled a virtual meeting of senior Democrat representatives for Sunday to discuss the best way forward, and Democrat Senator Mark Warner is reportedly working to convene a similar forum in the upper chamber.
British PM's 1st day at 10 Downing St. will stretch from nuclear weapons briefing to Larry the cat
On his first day in office, Starmer will get briefings from senior civil servants about key issues facing the government, receive congratulatory phone calls from world leaders and begin the process of appointing his Cabinet.
Biden heads into a make-or-break stretch for his imperiled presidential campaign
Later, during evening fireworks, he stood on the balcony with his family and Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, in a clear show of support. Harris at one point grabbed Biden's hand and held it high in the air, and later the two hugged. In a Wednesday night meeting with Democratic governors, Biden acknowledged that he needs to get more sleep and limit evening events so he can turn in earlier to be rested for the job, according to three people familiar with the meeting, who also spoke on condition of anonymity.
One crazy week: Biden debate fallout upends White House race
The US presidential race between Joe Biden and Donald Trump has been tumultuous due to Biden's poor performance in the first televised debate of the 2024 campaign. Biden appeared flustered and fatigued, while Trump presented his usual self-confidence and falsehoods. Despite this, some wealthy Democratic Party donors were unconvinced, demanding Biden produce concrete proof of his vitality through more unscripted public engagements.
Joe Biden rejects growing pressure to abandon his campaign, vows to stay 'to the end'
President Joe Biden confirmed his commitment to the 2024 presidential race during calls with campaign staff and meetings with Democratic lawmakers and governors. Despite concerns over his recent debate performance, Biden reassured supporters of his resolve to stay in the race. Democratic governors, including New York, Minnesota, and Maryland, pledged their support. Concerns about Biden's age and performance have emerged, with some Democrats suggesting alternatives like Vice President Kamala Harris. Major donors and party members are closely monitoring Biden's campaign and considering potential replacements if necessary.
VP Kamala Harris has a better chance of retaining White House than Joe Biden, says CNN poll
The US presidential polls show Vice President Kamala Harris has a better chance of retaining the White House than her boss Joe Biden, according to a CNN poll. Biden's approval rating has dropped following a poor debate performance against Donald Trump. The ruling Democratic Party is increasingly calling for Biden to step down and let someone else run the race for the November 5 elections.
Joe Biden admits to 'not being very smart' and 'almost falling asleep' during debate with Trump, blames extensive travels
During a campaign event in McLean, Virginia, U.S. President Joe Biden admitted that his performance in last Thursday's presidential debate against former President Donald Trump was not his best, attributing it to jet lag from two overseas trips earlier in June. Biden had traveled to France and Italy, crossing multiple time zones before returning to the U.S. for the debate. Despite this, a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates Biden's support remains steady, with one in three Democrats suggesting he should end his reelection bid. Election Day is November 5.
Joe Biden's disastrous debate blamed on bad preparation, exhaustion
President Joe Biden's debate performance against Donald Trump has led to internal criticism and calls for reevaluation within the Democratic Party. Biden, appearing exhausted and unwell, struggled to counter Trump's falsehoods, prompting some to blame senior advisers for poor preparation. Major fundraiser John Morgan and others have suggested dismissing key aides, citing over-coaching. While Biden's campaign reports no major polling shifts, discussions about his 2024 candidacy and campaign strategy are intensifying among Democrats.
"I don't have more to add..." White House refrains from commenting on Khalistani terrorist Pannun
The White House declined to comment on whether the plot to kill pro-Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun was discussed during National Security Adviser (NSA) Jake Sullivan's meetings in India. National Security Spokesperson John Kirby emphasized the focus on deepening US-India relations, particularly in emerging technology. Sullivan's visit to Delhi marked the first trip by a senior Biden Administration official after the Modi government's third-term victory. Meanwhile, Indian national Nikhil Gupta, extradited to the US, faces charges related to the alleged plot against Pannun.
Donald Trump's attorney says he was 'shocked' the former president took the verdict with 'solemness'
Donald Trump's lawyer, Todd Blanche, expressed surprise at Trump's composed reaction to being convicted, making him the first former U.S. president convicted of a crime, in a Manhattan courtroom by a jury foreman repeating 'guilty' 34 times.
Hamas received 'extraordinarily generous' ceasefire proposal from Israel, says Blinken
"In this moment the only thing standing between the people of Gaza and a ceasefire is Hamas," US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told World Economic Forum (WEF) President Borge Brende in the Saudi capital Riyadh. "They (Hamas) have to decide and they have to decide quickly," he said. "I'm hopeful that they will make the right decision."
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