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The article discusses how Democratic candidates campaign on the achievement of president Joe Biden to gain success in the recent elections. Topics discussed include that the president started the fall election campaign in Maryland's Montgomery County for Democratic National Committee members, discussed four special election for house seats and discussed defeat of Republican Marc Molinaro by Democrat Pat Ryan.

The article focuses on U.S. President Joe Biden speaking at a union hall in Northern Virginia praising the economic progress of his first two years in office and warning of the troubles that House Republicans threaten to bring. It mentions him acknowledging his accomplishments while denoting Republicans as dangerous to the economy and to working Americans and announcing the development of an Invest in America cabinet.

The article discuses the major wins of President of United States, Joe Biden across the political, diplomatic and scientific landscapes. It is reported that he has signed a historic marriage equality act to protect same sex and interracial unions. It is further reported that Biden had a poor showing in the first three presidential nominations in 2020, failing to win Iowa, New Hampshire or Nevada while has a solid win in South Carolina.

The article repots that Democrats are nervous over the polling showing the U.S formal vice president Joe Biden and Kamala Harris trailing the U.S. president Donald Trump in Florida. Topics include the Democrats into frantic hand-wringing over what appears to be tepid support, and the Democratic nominee in a battleground state and with a voter group that has been reliably Democratic in previous election cycles.

The article focuses on Democrat Joe Biden leads in national polls as well as state battleground surveys. It mentions that according to data compiled by the Center for the American Woman and Politics, the 2020 election will mark the biggest gender gap in modern history. It also mentions that women were more divergent in their preference, registering a stunning 21-point gender gap.

The article reports that coronavirus has the presumptive Democratic nominee campaigning from home. Topics include the formal vice president of the U.S. Joe Biden's visual absence from the campaign trail driven by concerns about the coronavirus, and connecting with voters their troubles or share struggles similar to Biden's own, such as losing family members or overcoming a childhood stutter.

The article reports that the U.S. president Joe Biden, has called for a month of action' to keep Congress has focused on infrastructure, police reform and voting rights before the summer slowdown descends on Washington. Topics include the massive infrastructure a policing reform bill, the movement on another big-ticket domestic spending bill, and the adult vaccination rate so the nation can declare independence from the pandemic by July 4, 2021.

The article explores how Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee for the 2020 U.S. presidential election could win in Texas which has been defined a conservative state. Topics covered include the abandoning by suburban voters of President Donald Trump, the demographic changes in the state and how it has changed its political climate, and the bullishness of Texas Democrats after the party raised a record 1.5 million online, a low-dollar donations during its recent state convention.

The article reports on the willingness of former U.S. President Barack Obama to get involved in the 2020 presidential election in favor of candidate Joseph R. Biden, Jr. in response to accusations against him by U.S. President Donald Trump of an unspecified crime. Topics mentioned include the Great Recession, Trump's response to the coronavirus pandemic, and the decision of the U.S. Department of Justice to drop charges against former national security adviser Michael Flynn.