Joe Biden

President Joe Biden has formally announced he is withdrawing as the Democratic presidential nominee after weeks of calls by Congressional leaders for him to step down.

With President Biden ending his bid for reelection, there's widespread speculation over who will replace him. He's endorsed Kamala Harris, but here's a look at other potential frontrunners.

President Biden is planning to return to the campaign trail as soon as he recovers from a mild COVID-19 infection.

Will he or won’t he stay in the race?

The president’s campaign chair acknowledged “slippage" in support but said the campaign sees a path to beat Donald Trump in November’s election.

Democratic lawmakers continue to weigh whether President Biden should stay in or exit the race, and there appears to be no easy answers in sight.

The ruling comes the same day the Biden administration announced it would forgive roughly $1.2 billion in additional student loan debt for borrowers who work in public service.

After a few days of focus on the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, some Democrats are pivoting back, amping up their calls for President Biden to bow out of the race for the White House.

The president says he plans to continue his reelection bid this fall, despite renewed calls by some in the Democratic party insisting that he leave the race.

President Biden has ordered an independent review of security measures following the assassination attempt at Trump's rally.

Stephanopoulos, on the heels of his high-stakes interview last week with Biden following the president's disastrous debate performance, was seen on video being asked whether Biden should step down.

George Clooney wrote a lengthy opinion for the New York Times calling for President Biden to “save democracy again" by withdrawing from the race.