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Biden’s now-unmistakable mental weakness is an invitation for America’s enemies to attack, attack, attack

Joe Biden’s disastrous debate is a political crisis for his campaign and his party.

Grassroots Democrats need to take the party back from the elites who’ve betrayed them

A staggering 82% of Americans, per a new Post poll, believe President Biden should drop out of the 2024 race after Thursday night's debate...

President Biden’s dismal debate performance Letters to the Editor — June 29, 2024

NY Post readers discuss evidence of President Biden’s cognitive decline during the presidential debate on June 27.

How the University of Florida’s President Could Transform Education in the State

‘The possibilities here are incredible. At minimum, Sasse could require his teachers’ college to actually help teachers teach,’ Max Eden writes.

Trump’s Noteworthy Debate Answer on Ukraine

His comments last night reveal a perspective that’s more hawkish than many have given him credit for.

In First Post-Debate Rally in Virginia, Trump Ridicules Possibility Biden Will Step Aside

After the rally, he said Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin is on his list of potential vice-presidential candidates.

New York Times editorial board calls on Biden to leave presidential race

The New York Times editorial board called on President Biden to step aside as the Democratic nominee, saying it is the "greatest public service" he can perform, but added that it will endorse him if he remains the nominee.

Biden’s poor debate performance will drag down House Democrats, NRCC chair says

The chairman of the House Republicans' campaign arm said President Biden was always the ticket to expanding the GOP's House majority.

Biden campaign official stops voters from talking to press after they blast debate performance

A Biden campaign official stepped in and stopped voters from talking to the press at a Las Vegas event featuring Vice President Kamala Harris because they criticized President Biden's debate performance.

Trial judges dismiss North Carolina redistricting lawsuit over right to ‘fair elections’

North Carolina trial judges have dismissed a lawsuit challenging redrawn legislative and congressional district lines on the argument that they run afoul of an indirect constitutional right to "fair elections." The judges said a recent affirmation still applies - that redistricting policy decisions are left to the General Assembly, not the courts.

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