The prestigious newspaper, affiliated with the left in the United States, called on the party to disclose documents in a case in which a suspected presidential candidate was sexually assaulted • A complaint was filed by a former employee claiming that he harassed and attacked her during his tenure as senator • More women made similar allegations against Biden

• Democratic presidential candidate, Joe Biden // Photo: AP

The left-wing American newspaper, the New York Times, called on the Democratic Party to investigate the case of Democratic presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden after a sexual assault complaint came up against him.

"As is often the case in these situations, it is very difficult to be truly certain. But the risk is too great to let this affair worsen or allow prejudiced media outlets to investigate it. The prestigious.

The call came less than a day after Biden first addressed the affair, alleging that the president sexually harassed a woman who worked under him in 1993, denying her anything. "No, the allegations against me are untrue. I say it unequivocally, it never happened."

Biden also approved any relevant request to investigate the matter in existing documents in the United States National Archives, but declined to review the files at the University of Delaware and claimed there were no documents of a personal nature.

The affair began to get complicated when Tara Reid, a former president of the state, filed a complaint against him in New York state alleging he committed indecent acts in 1993 while serving as a state senator in Delaware. The affair threatens Biden's presidency and began to float a bit after winning the Democratic primaries. Reid is not the only one to make such allegations against the president, a number of other women have alleged that Biden sexually harassed them, but none have so far filed a complaint against him.