This article was updated on April 22, 2024. The year of America's next presidential election is here, which can only mean one thing: speculation and anticipation are at an all-time high. As the nation gears up for another round of campaigns, debates, and rallies, the question on everyone's mind is, who will be the next president of the United States?
In the Telegraph's latest analysis installment, one of our writers makes the jump to Joe Biden's camp. While the current president has not officially announced his intentions to seek re-election, many believe he will throw his hat in the ring for a second term.
The heavy favorite for the Republican nomination, Donald Trump has already weighed the pros and cons of some contenders. With a loyal base of supporters and a strong presence in conservative circles, Trump remains a formidable force in the political arena.
The U.S. Senate on Tuesday passed legislation giving TikTok's Chinese owner, ByteDance, about nine months to divest the U.S. assets of the popular social media platform. This move showcases the ongoing concerns about foreign influence in American technology and the potential impact on national security.
(The President presents his prepared remarks to Speaker Johnson.) Your bedtime reading. Tony! Thank you. Looking for Jill. Good evening. Good evening. The political landscape is heating up as candidates on both sides of the aisle gear up for what promises to be a contentious and closely watched election.
The data suggests that the likelihood of a Biden-Trump rematch is highly unlikely, and that either of them winning the White House is small. As new faces emerge and old alliances shift, the race for the presidency is wide open, with no clear frontrunner in sight.
Americans will head to the polls in November 2024 to elect the next US president. The person sitting in the White House's Oval Office has a monumental task ahead, as they navigate a divided nation grappling with economic uncertainty, social unrest, and global challenges.
Both Claudia Sheinbaum and Xóchitl Gálvez have gone on tour in the United States since their campaigns began, both courting the votes of the American electorate. As women of color and rising stars in their respective parties, they represent the changing face of American politics and the growing influence of diverse voices in shaping the country's future.
There is a growing divide in US society and politics along old civil war battle lines – and the election could make things worse. With tensions running high and partisan rhetoric reaching a fever pitch, the 2024 election has the potential to deepen existing divisions and further polarize the American electorate.
