Indian-American politician Vivek Ramaswamy accurately predicted eight months ago that Joe Biden would not seek re-election in 2024. Biden announced his decision on Sunday, endorsing Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee. Ramaswamy's foresight was highlighted in a social media post, with Elon Musk commending him. Ramaswamy had cited the Democratic Party's need for a stronger candidate, suggesting Kamala Harris or Michelle Obama as potential nominees. Social media influencer Tristane Tate and journalist Raheem Kassam also praised Ramaswamy's prediction, which he reiterated during Republican presidential debates.

President Joe Biden has announced he will not seek re-election, endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor. Biden called for party unity to defeat Donald Trump, emphasizing Harris's qualifications. Governors Gretchen Whitmer and Gavin Newsom, along with Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, have expressed their support for Harris. The official nomination will be decided at the Democratic National Convention next month, where the party will also select a vice-presidential candidate. Harris’s potential running mates include Whitmer, Newsom, Buttigieg, and other prominent Democrats.

President Joe Biden announced he will not seek re-election, endorsing Vice-President Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee. Harris, a historic figure as the first female, Black, and South Asian Vice-President, is now the front-runner. Other potential candidates include Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, California Governor Gavin Newsom, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, and Arizona Senator Mark Kelly. The Democratic primary is expected to be competitive, with candidates emphasizing key issues like reproductive rights, healthcare, and economic growth.

More than 500 individuals, including prominent opposition leaders, have been detained in Dhaka following violent protests against job quotas. Dhaka Metropolitan Police spokesperson Faruk Hossain confirmed the arrests, which include BNP leaders Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury and Ruhul Kabir Rizvi Ahmed. The unrest has resulted in the deaths of three policemen and injuries to around 1,000 people, with 60 critically wounded. Nationwide, hundreds of BNP leaders and activists have also been apprehended.

Three teenagers were killed, and 16 others injured in a mass shooting outside a nightclub in Indianola, Mississippi, USA. The incident occurred early Sunday morning, with witnesses reporting dozens of gunshots. The victims, all 19 years old, were pronounced dead at the scene. Indianola Police Chief Ronald Sampson confirmed the shooting but stated the motive remains unknown and no arrests have been made. Some victims were hit directly, while others were struck by ricochet bullets. The injured were taken to a hospital for treatment.

President Joe Biden abruptly withdrew from the 2024 presidential race after internal polling revealed his dwindling chances of victory. Despite initially vowing to continue his campaign, Biden decided to step down following a tense 48-hour review of the data, which showed poor performance in key swing states. He informed his senior aides and the public through a letter shortly before 1:45 PM on Sunday. The decision, influenced by growing party opposition and a recent debate performance, was a shock to many, including some White House staff.

Tensions in the South China Sea have intensified after Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) rejected claims made by the Philippines and Vietnam for an extended continental shelf in the disputed waters. MOFA stated that these actions infringe on Taiwan's sovereignty and are unacceptable under international and maritime laws. Taiwan emphasized its sovereign rights over its islands in the South China Sea but expressed willingness to address related issues through equal consultation with the international community. This development follows Vietnam and the Philippines' recent filings with the UN Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf (CLCS).

Former President Barack Obama commended President Joe Biden's decision to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race, highlighting Biden's "love of country" and describing him as a "patriot of the highest order." Obama acknowledged Biden's right to seek reelection but noted the significance of his choice. He warned of "uncharted waters" ahead of the November 5 election but expressed confidence in the Democratic Party's ability to select a strong nominee. Obama praised Biden's achievements, including restoring America's global standing, revitalizing NATO, and mobilizing opposition to Russian aggression in Ukraine.

Former US President Donald Trump labeled Joe Biden the “worst president in history” after Biden withdrew from the 2024 race. Trump claimed that Vice President Kamala Harris would be easier to defeat than Biden. Reactions varied, with Elon Musk expressing support for Trump and criticizing the Democratic Party. Trump Jr. criticized Harris's record on immigration, while Amit Malviya compared Biden's exit to Rahul Gandhi's political challenges. Naomi Biden defended her father, praising his service and urging supporters to remain hopeful. The Democratic nominee remains undecided as the party prepares for the upcoming convention.

US President Joe Biden has ended his reelection campaign, endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee. Citing the best interest of his party and the country, Biden announced his decision on social media. Harris, if nominated, would be the first Black woman to run at the top of a major party ticket. Biden will continue his role until his term ends in January 2025. This decision follows pressure from Democratic lawmakers concerned about his ability to beat Donald Trump. The Democratic National Convention in August will confirm the party’s candidate.