More from Joe Biden’s 2020 presidential campaign

Biden knows there’s no pre-Trump “normal” to go back to.

All he has to do is embrace the consensus that’s waiting for him.


Cut child poverty by a third, break down racial segregation, and stabilize the economy.


Activists raise concerns about Demings’s police past: “Why would you put a cop on the ticket?”


The growing Trump-Biden war over China, explained.


Former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign exclusively told Vox he plans to fire US Agency for Global Media CEO Michael Pack if Biden becomes president.

Here are 11 of Biden’s potential choices for a running mate.


He’ll officially become the party’s presidential nominee at the Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in August.

Not a joke, folks: He’s running on a transformative policy agenda.

Here’s what a winning coalition looks like for Biden.


Many have been wondering if Hawkfish can fix the Biden campaign’s online strategy.


Joe Biden isn’t a pedophile, but the truth may not stop right-wing extremists from weaponizing “Creepy Joe.”


The unity task forces could have a big hand in shaping Democratic policy in 2020. Here’s who’s on them.


“It never, never happened.”


Warren ranks above Kamala Harris, Amy Klobuchar, and Stacey Abrams as a preferred running mate for Joe Biden.


A woman says Biden assaulted her in 1993 and has filed a criminal complaint.


Warren announced she’s backing Biden after Bernie Sanders and Barack Obama did the same.


While some think he’s kept too low a profile, others see him drawing a solid contrast with Trump.


“I’m going to need you,” Biden said. “Not just to win the campaign, but to govern.”


Biden and Trump are in tight battles in swing-state polls, but Biden has the lead nationally.

From coronavirus response to lead abatement to fighting child poverty, there’s a lot of good policies to choose from.


The problem isn’t his platform, it’s that he’s not trusted.


The environment is the biggest driver of doubts about Trump among his wavering supporters.


But young people aren’t turning out in enough numbers to turn the tide for Sanders.


He edged out Bernie Sanders in a contest that proceeded despite coronavirus concerns.