Former President Donald Trump’s campaign says the Republican National Convention will go on as scheduled following an assassination attempt on him Saturday.
An assassin’s bullet missed its mark Saturday, but nonetheless hit former President Donald J. Trump at his campaign rally in Butler, Penn.
Moments into former President Donald J. Trump’s campaign rally in Butler, Penn., Saturday, Mr. Trump was apparently struck by gunfire.
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The presumed sound of multiple gunshots rang out Saturday as former President Donald Trump’s rally in Butler, Penn., split seconds before he seemed to reach for his right ear and went to the ground.
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Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, announced that they will remove the longstanding restrictions placed on former President Trump’s accounts.
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President Joe Biden‘s press conference was intended to help end the growing list of doubts within the Democratic Party about his candidacy, but the event has not stopped the questions about whether he can continue as the nominee.
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The House passed legislation Wednesday to make people provide proof of citizenship when registering to vote, a measure aimed at preventing illegal immigrants from voting.
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Democratic Sen, Michael Bennet from Colorado told CNN on Tuesday night he thinks Democratic U.S. President Joe Biden cannot win against former Republican President Donald Trump in the November 2024 elections.
A push to eliminate electronic ballot counting machines in favor of hand counts in Wyoming’s elections is spreading across the state, and it has the full support of Secretary of State Chuck Gray.
President Joe Biden is attempting to head off more intraparty calls for him to drop out of the race, sending a letter to Hill Democrats Monday morning that emphatically stated he would continue on as the party’s planned nominee.
