Jonathan Allen

President Joe Biden is expected to discuss the future of his re-election campaign with family on Sunday, following a nationally televised debate that left many fellow Democrats worried about his ability to beat former President Donald Trump.

Many Republicans have long cast doubt that Biden will be on the ballot in the fall. But after the debate, Trump and his team are insisting that the president isn't going anywhere.

RALEIGH, N.C. — President Joe Biden tried to turn his disappointing debate performance into a rallying cry for his supporters at an event on Friday, painting himself as down but not out as some in his party whisper about replacing him atop the ticket.

Some Democrats began calling for President Joe Biden to step aside so the party can nominate another candidate after he stumbled badly in Thursday's debate against his Republican rival, former President Donald Trump.

President Joe Biden was supposed to put the nation’s mind at ease over his physical and mental capacity with his debate showing tonight.

Trump is considering announcing his vice presidential pick before Thursday's debate with President Joe Biden, according to three people familiar with the situation.

JD Vance has already separated himself as the most consistently MAGA-aligned of the three GOP senators on Trump's VP short list during his short time in the Senate.

Former President Donald Trump said in Philadelphia that he knows who his vice presidential pick will be — and gave a clue about his or her likely debate night plans.

Internal debates around Trump's VP pick are centered on Doug Burgum and JD Vance, while lingering doubts could jeopardize Marco Rubio’s chances of being picked.

Trump banned bump stocks after the Las Vegas mass shooting with the gun lobby's support, understanding the Supreme Court was likely to overturn the prohibition.

President Joe Biden's most likely path to re-election is a narrow one that relies Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin — along with a single electoral vote from an Omaha-based congressional district.