Newsom defends Biden at Michigan rally amid 2024 scrutiny
California Governor Gavin Newsom urged Michigan Democrats to back President Biden, saying the 81 year old has the record and energy for a second term. He avoided questions about succession or Vice President Harris, stressing focus on defeating a Trump presidency and avoiding pessimism. Newsom is a longtime Biden surrogate and potential 2024 replacement chatter arises among Democrats.
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Biden vows to stay in race amid crucial Wisconsin rally
President Biden declared he is staying in the race at a Madison rally as he prepares for an ABC interview with George Stephanopoulos. He acknowledged a poor debate and warned against another bad day while facing calls from some lawmakers to step aside.
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Allies Push for Biden Exit After Debate Fallout
Western capitals grow anxious about President Biden as allies abroad question his age and effectiveness. Lula da Silva says Biden is slower and remarks the elections matter for all, while officials privately argue for a replacement who can better unite NATO and Ukraine against Trump.
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Keir Starmer the UK’s new prime minister
Starmer led Labour to a landslide victory becoming the 58th UK prime minister the first centre-left leader to win since Tony Blair. He vowed to restore stability and offer “the sunlight of hope” after years of Conservative turmoil.
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Germany frets as France vote could boost far right
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz warns the outcome of France's runoff may empower the National Rally to form a government. He and President Macron text daily, hoping to safeguard strong EU ties. Experts say a right-wing win could strain Germany France relations and impact EU stability.
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