Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance (OH) called for President Joe Biden to resign from office in a Saturday X post. Vance criticized those urging Biden to drop out of the presidential race without also demanding his resignation, stating, “If you can’t run, you can’t serve. He should resign now.” This demand comes amid growing pressure for Biden to exit the race, with about … Continue reading JD Vance Demands Joe Biden Resign from Office: ‘If You Can’t Run, You Can’t Serve’

House Homeland Security Committee Chair Mark Green (R-Tenn.) will visit the site of the recent assassination attempt on former President Trump in Butler, Pa., on Monday. Green’s visit, which will include 10 other committee members, aims to investigate the security lapses that led to the incident, which also resulted in the death of Corey Comperatore. Trump was injured by a bullet in the ear during … Continue reading House Homeland Security Committee chair to visit site of attempted Trump assassination 

Donald Trump held his first rally since narrowly escaping an assassination attempt, where he mocked Democrats and compared former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to a “dog.” Despite calling for national unity in his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention, Trump did not address this theme in Grand Rapids. Instead, he frequently criticized President Joe Biden and derided senior Democrats like Pelosi, who had urged … Continue reading Trump holds first campaign rally after assassination attempt

On Friday, a growing number of Democratic lawmakers called for President Joe Biden to withdraw from his reelection bid, following his poor debate performance against Donald Trump. Despite nearly 30 Democratic members of Congress urging him to step aside, Biden, who is currently isolated at his Delaware beach house with COVID-19, remains determined to continue his campaign. Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown and Rep. Morgan McGarvey … Continue reading Biden pushes for party unity as more Dems call for him to step aside

Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, a Texas Democrat, has died at 74 after a battle with pancreatic cancer, her family announced. Jackson Lee, who represented Texas’s 18th Congressional District since 1995, was known for her advocacy for racial justice, criminal justice reform, and human rights, with a focus on women and children. She was a prominent sponsor of the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act and supported … Continue reading Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee dies after battle with cancer

Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ) reportedly plans to resign from Congress following his conviction on all counts in a federal corruption trial, according to an NBC News report. Despite previous defiance amid calls from Senate Democratic leaders like Chuck Schumer and Dick Durbin, who urged him to step down for the sake of his constituents and the Senate, Menendez has indicated he will soon resign. If … Continue reading Democrat Sen. Bob Menendez Plans to Resign After Bribery Conviction

During a recent Zoom call with lawmakers from the Congressional Progressive Caucus, President Biden received a note advising him to “Stay positive. You are sounding defensive.” Sources familiar with the call revealed that Biden humorously read the note aloud to lighten the mood among anxious lawmakers. Separately, during a tense call with centrist House lawmakers, Biden reportedly became heated, challenging Rep. Jason Crow on national … Continue reading Biden’s anger spills out as Democrats weigh his future

Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer reportedly advised President Joe Biden in a Saturday meeting that it might be better for both the country and the Democratic Party if he ended his reelection campaign, a sentiment echoed by House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries. Schumer’s office dismissed the report as “idle speculation,” emphasizing that he conveyed the views of his caucus directly to Biden. Additionally, Representative Adam … Continue reading Schumer Told Biden It Would Be Best to End Candidacy