The platform outlines priorities for Democrats to "finish the job" under the Biden-Harris administration, but also distinctly emphasizes differences with Donald Trump.

ABC News’ White House Correspondent MaryAlice Parks and NPR White House Correspondent and ABC News contributor Asma Khalid breakdown this week in politics.

ABC News' MaryAlice Parks has the latest on Joe Biden hitting the campaign trail as 20 House Democrats now say Biden should withdraw.

President Joe Biden is pursuing a political rebound following his recent public appearances. Plus, Republicans are preparing for next week's national convention kick-off.

President Biden tries to shore up support among Democratic lawmakers amid new calls for him to drop out of the race.

Joe Biden is trying to stop the chorus of calls from Democrats to drop out of the 2024 presidential race. ABC News' Mary Alice Parks weighs in on what Biden can do to reverse waning support.

The President's performance in the two weeks since the debate hasn't been enough to ease concerns from a growing number of Democrats who say he's not fit to be the party's nominee.

Anxious Democrats are looking for signs of Joe Biden's thinking from his Thursday press conference as the debate over the president's future roils the party.

After Donald Trump this week challenged President Biden to a golf match, Biden's former golf instructor told ABC News that he likes Biden's chances.

President Biden answers questions from reporters amid growing concerns from Democratic leaders for him to exit the race.

Several congressional Democrats have expressed concern about Biden's viability as a presidential candidate.

Some major Democratic donors told the largest pro-Biden super PAC that roughly $90 million in pledged donations will remain on hold if Joe Biden maintains his candidacy.

ABC News political contributor Amanda Renteria discusses reactions to Joe Biden’s press conference at NATO and what to look for as he campaigns in Michigan.

This comes as 18 lawmakers are calling for Joe Biden to step aside in the presidential race.

Despite a rising wave of opposition, President Joe Biden made clear that he believes he is “the most qualified person to run for president” and the best candidate to beat Donald Trump.

Polls say Americans think Joe Biden is too old to be president.

ABC News’ Rachel Scott and Jon Karl share politicians’ reactions to President Joe Biden’s solo press conference and what this signals about his campaign.

Joe Biden's press conference went better than his debate. It also wasn't a masterclass. And Democrats are worried they're right where they started Thursday night.

President Biden’s debate performance has ignited fears among Democrats that a Biden-led ticket could threaten down-ballot candidates.

Multiple guests at a White House concert weeks before the presidential debate say President Biden's debate performance "confirmed" concerns they had about him that night.

At the NATO summit, all attention was on Biden as he reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to the group while some Democrats questioned if he should stay in the race for president.

President Joe Biden answered reporters questions in his first solo press conference since November 2023.

President Biden said he is dealing with China's President Xi right now and that he has "no good reason" to speak with Russia's President Putin right now.

Biden introduced Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as "President Putin" ahead of the press conference at the NATO Summit.

ABC News' Olivia Rubin reports on how Democratic Party members came forward with concerns about President Biden following a Juneteenth event.

President Biden, under the microscope as Democrats debate his political future, tried to make the case he's best suited to take on Donald Trump in a news conference.

Biden said he has taken three "significant" neurological exams during his presidency, most recently in February.

All eyes will be on President Joe Biden when he holds his first solo news conference of the year on Thursday.

Top Biden campaign officials held a two hour briefing for Senate Democrats to make their case for why the president could still win in November and should stay in the race.

President Joe Biden is facing a critical point in his reelection bid as Democratic calls for him to exit the 2024 race continue.

President Biden speaks on the United States supporting Ukraine and his success at the NATO summit.

The president is seeking to reassure American voters and Allied leaders that he has what it takes to serve another four years.

President Joe Biden accidentally called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy by the name of his rival, President Vladimir Putin, when introducing him at the NATO summit.

Mircea Geoana spoke about the upcoming U.S. presidential election and what the outcome could mean for the future of the NATO alliance.

A source familiar with the strategy casts this as a response to the fact that Trump has begun to attack Harris in his public statements and speeches.

The Pennsylvania senator joins "The View" to defend his support for President Joe Biden’s candidacy in 2024: "I do believe Joe Biden is the one guy, the right guy, and that's going to be my guy."

ABC News Washington Bureau Chief and Political Director Rick Klein breaks down a new ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll.

Joe Biden's campaign Thursday laid out what it views as its path to victory in an internal memo as the Democratic Party convulses over the fallout from the debate.

The House Minority leader said Democrats' conversations have been candid, comprehensive, and clear-eyed regarding Biden.

Two-thirds of Americans in a new ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll say President Joe Biden should step aside from the race given his debate performance.

At least six Democratic Senate candidates have seen massive fundraising hauls in the second quarter of this year, which includes the time after the presidential debate.

Joe Biden's plan to bounce back from his disastrous debate involves a more aggressive campaign. Democrats don't think it's working.

Rep. Hillary Scholten is now the 10th House Democrat calling for Joe Biden to step aside as the Democratic nominee.

President Joe Biden will face reporters in a rare solo news conference at the end of a three-day NATO summit as pressure grows on him to rethink his decision to stay in the race.

President Biden honored 19 people with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, including Nancy Pelosi, Al Gore, Michelle Yeoh, Katie Ledecky and more.

And Donald Trump is back on the campaign trail.

The president and his campaign are insisting that they will not back down, despite growing pressure from Democrats. Thursday the president will hold his first full length news conference in months.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said it’s “up to the president to decide if he’s going to run.” Her comments set shockwaves on Capitol Hill since Biden insisted, he’s not dropping out of the race.

The number of House Democrats publicly calling for him to drop his reelection bid has grown to eight. ABC News' Rachael Bade joins the show.

Nancy Pelosi declined to directly answer when asked if Joe Biden had her support as he seeks reelection amid debate between Democrats on his viability as a candidate.