The vice president is rushing her candidacy to take advantage of the vacuum left by Biden and the restlessness of the Democrats, despite the fact that her figure does not improve the president's statistics and her trajectory has major fiascos, such as border control and her numbers as a prosecutor.

The international community was quick to assess the president's decision to withdraw from the race.

The president's departure has vaulted the vice president's name into the top spot to earn the nomination at the Democratic National Convention.

The vice president improves the executive leader's numbers in several polls, while the president's numbers continue to sink.

He is the most prominent Democratic member of Congress to call for the president's departure: "Pass the torch."

An anonymous photo editor encouraged colleagues in other media not to make such a big deal out of the snapshot of the bloodied Republican candidate.

The former Republican candidate publicly announced his interest in running for the Senate, although he will have to wait for Trump's newly appointed running mate to resign his seat and for the Ohio governor's decision.

From Donald Trump, who is the oldest GOP candidate, to Milwaukee, which will host the convention for the first time, to the 17 hopefuls who succeeded in becoming president.

He is a 20-year-old with political affinities still uncertain. He would be registered in Pennsylvania as a Republican voter, but in 2022 he donated money to progressive campaigns. 

The 'Heat' star is the latest well-known Democratic voter to join the growing list of celebrities calling for a change of candidate.

According to Mike Johnson, the legislation is one of the "most important" ever introduced in Congress. The Senate is expected to delay its review due to the upcoming elections.  

The Republican candidate assured, at a rally, that he will donate $1 million to charity if he loses.

AOC, Ayanna Pressley and Ilhan Omar, members of the radical Democratic group, endorsed the president's candidacy while the moderate wing calls for his withdrawal.

However, the Republican candidate believes the Democratic leader will maintain his aspirations: "He has an ego and doesn't want to quit."

James Carville published an op-ed in The New York Times analyzing Democratic Party internals with less than six months to go before the presidential election. 

The president surprised fellow Democrats by sending a letter claiming that he will stay in the race to beat Trump.

This total will target states where the vote will be more contested and will aim to capture the support of young people.

The Texas representative did not argue his position based on his concerns about the president's physical and mental state but instead called for him to follow Lyndon Johnson‘s example. 

A fierce critic of Donald Trump, the Illinois Republican formalized the endorsement with a video posted on social media.  The Democratic candidate quickly thanked him on the same platform.

The tycoon still can't decide between Marco Rubio, JD Vance, Doug Burgum and a few other names that are still floating around in his head. As publicized, he will announce it during the week of the Republican National Convention (RNC), which will begin on Monday, July 15.