The former president is currently the favorite to win his party's nomination, although one legislator expressed concern about this possible scenario, arguing that he would not be able to prevail against a Democrat.

The Florida governor gave a speech in Iowa, where he asked not to focus on "the past" or "excuses" for the upcoming elections.

The former secretary of state also anticipated that Russia and Ukraine could begin negotiating peace by the end of the year and talked about the age of the upcoming presidential candidates.

When asked about a possible run for president, the Virginia governor assured that he plans to work in Virginia "this year."

The Democratic candidate for the primaries said that he believes it “is not fair” for men to participate in women's competitions.

The group closed the Trump super PAC's complaint that accused the governor of running an alleged "shadow presidential campaign."

The president organized an event on Friday in Washington, which some 100 people attended, including officials, governors and potential donors.

The Republican governor will file his candidacy in May, according to several sources.

The Gallup poll showed just 37% approval, the president's worst figure since the start of his term.

Recent polls have Biden winning against Trump, but some give the Republicans the presidency if their candidate is DeSantis.

Joe Biden announces his bid for a second term in 2024. Of the last 10 presidents, five gained reelection, four were defeated and one decided not to run.

Chávez Rodríguez, of Hispanic descent, was deputy director of the U.S. president's 2020 bid.

The former president believes that the Democrat's reelection bid is absurd considering his administration’s “calamitous” term.

He posted a video on his Twitter account announcing that he will be running for the 2024 Democratic Party nomination.

The presidential hopeful considers that his experience as an economist and pastor is what sets him apart from the other contenders.

The former president maintains a 15-point gap over DeSantis, while 70% do not want the president to seek re-election.

Donald Trump and John Anthony Castro remain in the race, from which Nikki Haley, Ron DeSantis, Asa Hutchinson, Vivek Ramaswamy, Mike Pence, Chris Christie, Tim Scott, Doug Burgum, Francis Suarez, Larry Elder, William Hurd, Rollan Roberts II, Ryan Binkley and Perry Johnson have withdrawn.

According to several sources close to the president, he will make his announcement next Tuesday.

The conservative commentator said on Twitter that with his candidacy he seeks to avoid the decline of America.

The former governor of South Carolina made a math error and overcounted her campaign funds by $2.7 million when adding up the total raised in the first six weeks.