2024-07-19T10:12:42.558Z
President Biden faces growing concerns from Democrats about his ability to effectively campaign for the upcoming 2024 election amid a COVID-19 diagnosis.
Despite his illness, Biden is using social media to criticize Trump and rally support for his campaign.
Key Democratic leaders are urging Biden to reassess his candidacy as polls show a tight race against Trump.
The arrest of Noa Goldberg for allegedly throwing sand at Minister Itamar Ben Gvir during a beach visit in Tel Aviv has sparked widespread protests and raised serious questions about civil liberties and police conduct in Israel. Discover the details behind this controversial incident and its implications.
Explore the escalating legal challenges facing Donald Trump, from sexual assault allegations to election-related charges, as he navigates a complex intersection of law and politics ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
Massive protests erupted across France as citizens rallied against Emmanuel Macron's controversial leadership, demanding a Sixth Republic and respect for democratic processes. With over 300,000 participants nationwide, the protests reflect a growing discontent with the government's recent appointments and policies.
Discover how Sergei Kiriyenko, a key figure in the Kremlin, is accused of managing misinformation campaigns aimed at influencing American voters and undermining support for Ukraine. Learn about his rise to power and the implications of his actions on global politics.
Explore the escalating tensions in Tunisia's presidential elections as excluded candidates challenge the Election Commission's authority. Legal battles loom, raising questions about the integrity of the electoral process and the future of democracy in Tunisia.
The UN Human Rights Council has recommended deploying an international force to protect civilians in Sudan amid escalating violence between the army and the Rapid Support Forces, raising concerns over human rights violations and the potential for further division within the country.
