Members of Congress have opened multiple inquiries about how a gunman was allowed to get close enough to the former president to shoot at and injure him, as well as kill a rally attendee and wound others.
By Luke Broadwater
It is a social form of sclerosis that will persist unless and until more power is transferred from the wrinkled to the rest.
By Samuel Moyn
The Vermont senator, whom President Biden defeated in the 2020 Democratic primary, vouched for the president in a guest essay in The New York Times.
By Neil Vigdor
Enough! It’s time for Democrats to stop the bickering and nit-picking.
By Bernie Sanders
These candidates say the issue cannot be avoided in 2024, and dismiss the notion that focusing on men, who typically prioritize the economy, is a risk.
By Jazmine Ulloa
President Biden’s remarks were in response to a Democratic lawmaker who told him on a Zoom call that he should withdraw from the 2024 presidential campaign.
By Michael D. Shear
After the House minority leader visited the White House to share Democrats’ concerns over his candidacy, the president held a tense virtual session with lawmakers in which he resisted a call to step aside.
By Annie Karni
The majority leader has been caught in an awkward spot as he balances his role as President Biden’s Senate champion with his determination to hold the majority and the White House.
By Carl Hulse
The man, who had been arrested days earlier on the Capitol grounds, was accused of stealing phones and other electronic devices belonging to national security aides who had left them outside a secure space.
By Catie Edmondson
The New York congresswoman was blamed for not being supportive enough of the Palestinian cause and efforts to end the war in Gaza.
By Nicholas Fandos
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