US President Joe Biden recently revealed that he once had suicidal thoughts but ultimately decided against it. During an interview, he shared a personal anecdote about contemplating jumping off the Delaware Memorial Bridge. He explained that despite the momentary urge to end his life, he reconsidered, citing the impact on his family. Biden opened up about a particularly dark period in his life following the tragic loss of his wife Neelia and young daughter in a car accident shortly after his first election as a senator in 1972. Overwhelmed with grief, he admitted to briefly considering suicide, even going as far as acquiring medication and heading to the bridge before changing his mind, motivated by the future of his surviving children. In a surprising turn, Biden expressed his willingness to engage in a debate with former President Donald Trump ahead of the upcoming elections, to which Trump promptly responded affirmatively on social media. The details of the presidential debate schedule have been announced, with scheduled events in San Marcos, Texas on September 16, Petersburg, Virginia on October 1, and Salt Lake City on October 9.
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