Joe Biden
Vox’s home for coverage of President Joe Biden, the 46th president of the United States.
Kamala Harris is the only Democrat who could seamlessly access Biden’s hundreds of millions in campaign cash.
The debate over the vice president’s prospects against Trump, explained.
Pelosi, Schumer, and Obama have all signaled to Joe that it’s time to go.
Biden is trying to reinvigorate his candidacy by pushing progressive priorities.
While we can’t always predict public political violence, Vox spoke to four experts who can help us understand it.
The party doesn’t need to accept defeat. It just needs to reject Joe Biden.
The attempt on his life shouldn’t cow his critics.
At his press conference, the president proved he can sometimes speak coherently. That’s not good enough.
This week’s NATO summit was already dominated by election anxiety. Biden’s shaky performance didn’t help.
Prediction markets have closely tracked Biden’s fate, but they have a long way to go as reliable indicators.
The presser went fine. But the Democratic defections continued.
No, “history” does not tell us that the Democrats shouldn’t change their nominee
In a live interview, the president appeared too frail to defeat Trump and too delusional to drop out.
Asleep at the wheel? Complicit in a cover-up? The real story is far more complicated — and more interesting.
The urgent question about Biden’s mental fitness that Democrats aren’t yet asking.
What the data says, and what it means.
A rebuttal of the bad — but prominent — arguments for the president’s candidacy.
If the stakes of the 2024 election are as great as the party says, there’s no excuse for inaction.
Some lessons from the two presidents who walked away.
Democrats really need to choose electable vice presidents.
Kamala Harris? Gavin Newsom? Pete Buttigieg?!?
The case for somebody, anybody else.
It’s a historic rematch, the first ever debate between a sitting president and a former president.
Vox’s Dylan Matthews sits down with US trade representative Katherine Tai
We’re here to help you understand the state of America on some of the most contested policy areas of the 2024 election.
Younger workers have done well under Biden. Fast food fanatics have not.
The border trends during Biden’s presidency, and how his policies played into them, explained.
Most debates don’t change anyone’s mind. This year’s could be an exception.
The five most telling moments and what they foreshadow ahead of this week’s rematch.
The next phase of Israel’s war in Gaza, explained.
Americans are confronting a whole new reality of patchwork abortion access after the Dobbs decision.
The president has been massively outspending Donald Trump on the airwaves and still losing.
The president is trying to have it both ways. Will it work?
Who’s eligible, is it legal, and other key questions, answered.
The data on prices is getting better, but the public’s disapproval of the president remains unchanged.
Republicans’ vote to hold him in contempt, briefly explained.
Many Americans are focused on inflation, but from Big Tech to junk fees, Biden is advancing a pro-consumer agenda.
Biden’s transparently political attack on asylum put little daylight between him and Trump.