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Republicans demand Biden's resignation; says not 'mentally fit enough'

House Majority Whip Tom Emmer said If the Democrat party has deemed Biden unfit to run for re-election, he's certainly unfit to control America's nuclear codes

Biden's prez withdrawal can cause foreign policy challenges for successor

The scope of foreign policy challenges facing the next U.S. president makes clear how consequential what happens in Washington is for the rest of the planet. Here's a look at some of them.

Homeland Security names independent panel to review Trump assassination bid

Additional experts could be asked to join the group in the coming days, the statement said

Biden's exit from race puts Trump trade in doubt as election gets re-set

The basics of the Trump trade have taken the form of support for rising US bond yields, gains in bank, health and energy stocks as well as Bitcoin and a stronger dollar

Will have to start all over again: Trump slams Biden for ending campaign

His scathing remarks came after Biden (81), in a stunning decision on Sunday, announced that he was withdrawing from the race to be the next president in 2024 and endorsed Kamala Harris

Here's what might happen next as Biden passes baton to Kamala Harris

The path ahead is neither easy nor obvious, even with Biden endorsing Harris. There are unanswered questions about logistics, money and political fallout

Crooked Biden not fit to serve, says Trump; his son attacks Kamala Harris

Trump, 78, added, We will suffer greatly because of his presidency, but we will remedy the damage he has done very quickly

US election: 'As much of joke as Biden,' Trump campaign targets Harris

Trump and his campaign later also attacked Biden and Harris on social media while saying Biden was unfit to continue serving as president

Biden's legacy: Accomplishments that didn't convert into political support

Democrats, who had been united in their resolve to prevent another Trump term, suddenly fractured

Asian shares tread cautiously; Wall St unfazed as Joe Biden bows out

Investors seemed well-prepared for news that US President Joe Biden had dropped out of the election race and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for the Democratic ticket

Russia trades drone, missile attacks with Ukraine; claims gains in east

Russia's Ministry of Defense said Sunday that its troops had taken control of two villages: Pishchane Nizhne in the Kharkiv region and Andriivka, sometimes referred to as Rozivka, in the Luhansk

Secret Service head to answer on Trump's security after assassination bid

Critics have dubbed the shooting a catastrophic failure for the Secret Service, the primary agency assigned to protect US political leaders and their families

Obama, Pelosi refrain from immediately endorsing Harris as Prez nominee

Though Biden's endorsement almost seals Harris' position as the presidential nominee of her party, she still needs to get elected by the party's delegates

As Biden drops out of race, who gets $96 mn in his campaign account?

Vice President Kamala Harris, who has mounted her own White House bid under what used to be the Biden-Harris campaign, has access to that cash

Harris says running for prez, becomes frontrunner after Biden drops out

Biden, the oldest US president in history at 81, said earlier Sunday he would not seek reelection, reversing his decision after weeks of mounting pressure from fellow Democrats to end his bid

US election: World leaders react to Biden ending reelection campaign

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said that Joe Biden has achieved a great deal: for his country, for Europe, for the world

Chinese billionaire criminal secretly profited off Jack Ma's deals

Xiao Jianhua was languishing in detention on bribery and corruption charges - a larger-than-life target of a government crackdown on graft

Biden pulls out of reelection bid; backs Harris for US Presidential polls

Biden, in a post on X, said he will remain in his role as president and commander-in-chief until his term ends in January 2025 and will address the nation this week

Secret Service admits denying Trump campaign's requests for more security

We execute a comprehensive and layered strategy to balance personnel, technology, and specialized operational needs, Guglielmi said

UK faces fiscal hole if Labour govt grants above-inflation pay awards

Independent pay review bodies that represent more than 1.8 million teachers and National Health Service workers have recommended pay increases of about 5.5%, according to the Times