President Joe Biden had the kind of weekend on which history pivots - trying to stabilize his campaign after a disastrous and demoralizing debate against former President Donald Trump, then gathering with family as previously planned at a secluded mountain retreat where they discussed the path forward.
The Biden-Harris campaign said the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity Monday "doesn't change the facts" about former President Donald Trump.
Sen. Bob Menendez's sister came to her brother's defense Monday, testifying at the start of the defense presentation at his bribery trial that she wasn't surprised to learn that the Democrat stored cash at home because "it's a Cuban thing."
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Monday insisted that President Joe Biden can still win her state, a key battleground in the 2024 election, even as many national Democrats question whether Biden should move forward after his shaky debate performance.
Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer said it was a "sad day" after the Supreme Court ruled that presidents have absolute immunity for actions taken as part of their core presidential duties.
Democratic Rep. Elissa Slotkin is using her fundraising advantage in the race for Michigan's coveted open U.S. Senate seat to drop $8 million on advertising in the final weeks leading up to the general election.
After President Joe Biden's recent dismal debate performance, concerns have emerged from both current and former aides about his health and leadership capabilities.
With the ultimate outcome still up in the air, France's fiercely anti-immigration National Rally and opponents of the long-taboo far-right party scrambled Monday to capitalize on an indecisive first round of voting in surprise legislative elections.
First lady Jill Biden remained defiant amid calls for President Biden to step down as the Democratic nominee, insisting in an interview Monday that he will stay in the race.