As President Joe Biden's campaign launches a $50 million paid media blitz, he faces mounting pressure to withdraw from the race amid concerns about his health and a criminal investigation involving his son.
In a bid to bolster his flagging campaign, President Joe Biden's team has announced a $50 million paid media blitz across battleground states. However, the move comes amidst growing calls from within the Democratic Party for him to reconsider his candidacy due to health concerns and the ongoing investigation into his son Hunter Biden's business dealings.
President Biden's recent medical exam has raised eyebrows after he appeared to contradict the White House's timeline of the event. According to the White House, Biden underwent a "routine physical" on June 3rd. However, Biden himself stated that he took the physical "early June," sparking speculation about a possible cover-up.
Joe Biden's Mounting Woes: Battleground Blitz, Health Concerns, and a Tainted Past
Biden's ability to effectively contrast himself with President Trump's alleged criminal past has been weakened by his son's own felony charges. Hunter Biden has been indicted on tax fraud and other charges related to his business ventures.
A chorus of Democratic lawmakers and officials have raised concerns about Biden's health and fitness for office. Some have cited his age (78), while others have pointed to his recent gaffes and slip-ups as evidence of cognitive decline.
Joe Biden's Mounting Woes: Battleground Blitz, Health Concerns, and a Tainted Past
In a disturbing incident, an illegal immigrant in Iowa has been charged with sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl. The suspect, who is originally from Mexico, has been arrested and is facing multiple charges.
A growing number of Democratic leaders have publicly stated that Biden should withdraw from the race. Among them are Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren and former South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
Joe Biden's Mounting Woes: Battleground Blitz, Health Concerns, and a Tainted Past
CNN analyst John Avlon has cast doubt on Biden's ability to convince voters of his fitness for office. Avlon argues that upcoming Biden events, including an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, will not be enough to dispel concerns about his mental acuity.
The liberal magazine Mother Jones has sparked controversy with its latest cover featuring an image of Biden with the words "Biden's Got Problems" emblazoned across it. The cover has drawn attention for its blunt and graphic portrayal of the challenges facing the Democratic candidate.
A school board in Washington state is fighting back against a transgender runner who won the girls' state title. The board has voted to give female athletes who feel their biological sex gives them an unfair competitive disadvantage the option to compete in a separate category.
NASA is preparing to decommission the International Space Station (ISS) after more than two decades of operation. The ISS has been a major international scientific and research hub, but its aging infrastructure and high maintenance costs have prompted NASA to begin planning for its retirement.
