President Joe Biden, in an emotional Oval Office address, announced he will not seek re-election in 2024. At 82, he framed his decision as a commitment
to generational change and the future of the country. Calling the presidency the greatest honor of his life, Biden said, “I love my country more than
I love this office.” He urged unity over division and emphasized shared values like truth and respect. Biden highlighted achievements from his term,
including pandemic recovery, job growth, healthcare expansion, and renewed global alliances. He also reaffirmed ongoing goals such as middle-class support,
climate action, and cancer research. Though he didn’t endorse a successor, he praised Vice President Kamala Harris as a capable partner. Reflecting
on his journey from Scranton to the presidency, Biden ended with hope: “We the people hold the power… there’s nothing we can’t achieve together
