Nikki Haley Suspends Her Presidential Campaign, Leaving Trump as Sole Republican Contender

Nikki Haley, the former South Carolina governor and United Nations ambassador, ended her long-shot challenge to Donald Trump in the Republican presidential primary. Haley lasted longer than any other challenger to Trump but never posed a serious threat to his nomination. After her defeat in 14 Super Tuesday contests and a string of losses, she urged her supporters to move to Trump or President Joe Biden's camps. Both Biden and Trump prevailed in almost every Super Tuesday nominating contest. Haley expressed gratitude for the support received during her campaign and is expected to announce her exit from the race, ensuring Trump will win the Republican nomination and face Biden in the November election. The rematch between the two, aged 77 and 81 respectively, is one that few Americans are looking forward to.