"Get on board or shut the f*** up' is not a particularly compelling pro-democracy bumper sticker." - Jon Stewart

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Rep. Steven Horsford (D-Nev.), chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, on Monday joined the growing number of Black leaders who have thrown their support behind President Biden as an increasing number of Democrats urge him to end his reelection bid. In a statement released Monday, Horsford said Biden has been selected by millions of voters across the country, including in Nevada. “The voters in Nevada care about a thriving and equitable economy, taking on big corporations to lower costs and...

Three Columbia University administrators were removed from their positions for engaging in text messages that "disturbingly touched on ancient antisemitic tropes," university officials said in a letter Monday. The big picture: Columbia was propelled into the spotlight for being a catalyst to nationwide protests on college campuses over the Israel-Hamas war, and administrators faced scrutiny for how they handled the demonstrations. • The university is also dealing with investigations over...

President Joe Biden on Monday prevented the dam from breaking within the Democratic Party on his political future — for now. He faced only one new public call to withdraw from the race, bringing the total to six sitting members of Congress, even as lawmakers returned to Capitol Hill for the first time in more than two weeks to a barrage of reporters. But Biden’s candidacy remains on life support, with a range of Democrats still noncommittal on standing by the president unless he does more to...

President Joe Biden’s posture hasn’t changed since his disastrous debate performance: He’s staying in the race. He insisted in an interview with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos that it would take “the Lord Almighty” to pull him out of his rematch with former President Donald Trump. And on Monday, he expressed his frustration in a surprise call into MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” daring his critics to run against him. But other Democrats — voters, donors and elected officials — are...

One side of the divided Democratic Party wants to dump the presidential candidate chosen by more than 14 million primary voters. The Democratic Party is divided. On the one side is the faction that wants to dump the presidential candidate chosen by more than 14 million Democratic-primary voters. On the other side is the faction that wants to keep the presidential candidate who almost certainly will not serve out his four-year term, leading to the ascension of an unelected...

Elections are taking place this year in countries home to almost half of the world's population, from Taiwan's general election in January to the U.S. presidential race in November. The votes come amid growing economic and geopolitical strife, with the Ukraine war, conflicts in the Middle East and rising trade tensions between the United States and China, the world's two largest economies. In some countries, there are concerns about the resilience of democracy itself as political...

In Sunday’s French parliamentary elections, voters delivered a serious shake-up of the status quo, one that now means that, in France, there’s no longer a strong center, but rather a politics increasingly dominated by extremes. The election saw the highest turnout since 1981, as well as a sharp rebuke to the far-right National Rally (RN) which came out on top in the first round of the contest and saw a major victory in June’s European Parliament elections. However, President Emmanuel Macron...

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