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President Joe Biden arrives for a news conference following the Supreme Court's ruling on charges against former President Donald Trump that he sought to subvert the 2020 election, at the White House on July 1, 2024 in Washington, DC. Andrew Harnik/Getty ImagesAs President Joe Biden faces calls to step aside, his chief of staff has tried to rally the team.

"How did I do with the debate the other night? I kicked that old, broken down pile of crap. He's quitting the race," former President Donald Trump (left) said of his rival, President Joe Biden (right). James Devaney/GC Images via Getty Images; Justin Sullivan via Getty ImagesFormer President Donald Trump doesn't think Biden's going to be his rival for much longer.

President Joe Biden. Alex Wong/Getty ImagesPresident Joe Biden crashed a Zoom call with his staffers to shore up morale, per Politico. On the call, he told staffers that no one is pushing him out, and that he plans to stay the course. His comments come as he faces mounting pressure to quit the 2024 race for a younger replacement.

Hoper offers scheduled helicopter flights to and from 11 destinations in Greece. David C Tomlinson/GettyA new company, hoper, offers scheduled helicopter flights to 11 Greek destinations. Flights drastically cut travel time compared to traditional ferries, which can up to take six hours. More companies are offering premium travel options, like Blade and Uber's helicopter services.

Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings is one of the first major donors of the Democratic Party to public call for President Joe Biden to step down from his campaign. Mike Cohen/Getty Images for The New York Times and Andrew Harnik/Getty ImagesDonors are concerned about Joe Biden's ability to beat Donald Trump since his debate performance.

NORTHFIELD, Minnesota — The tomatillos hang in small-green balls from the vine, water-logged. The chilis sprouting up in a mucky row are puny. The garbanzo: Finished. Floods killed these crops. But unlike the large corn and soybean spreads in south central Minnesota — dotted with ponds after historic June flooding — federal crop insurance covers none of these crops. “Last year’s harvest would fill baskets,” said Erika Gomez of Tierra de Esperanza Farm, a quarter-acre operation on the grounds of Sharing Our Roots farm in rural Dakota County. Gomez said in Spanish through a translator that one day last year, she and her partner picked 600 pounds of produce to sell at local markets.