US EditionBipartisan calls for unity and peace intensify following Trump assassination attempt
- Bipartisan leaders, including Rep. Mike Turner and former President Trump, call for national unity and condemn violence following an assassination attempt on Trump.
- Sen. Ron Johnson highlights the importance of healing and unifying the country after the tragic event.
- President Biden denounces the violence and emphasizes the need for unity in the nation.
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Thomas Crooks’ phone yields no clues about motive for Trump assassination attempt — attention turns to his laptop: sources
Thomas Crooks' phone has offered federal investigators no clear explanations about why the 20-year-old from suburban Pittsburgh tried to assassinate former President Donald Trump, law enforcement sources told The Post.
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Secret Service faces scrutiny over attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump
Two months before the shooting, at Secret Service headquarters in Washington D.C., the I-Team spent time with director and suburban Chicago native Kim Cheatle.
Officer reported man at Trump rally with range-finder 30 mins before assassination attempt: source
A local law enforcement officer spotted a suspicious man carrying a range-finder "in or just-outside" the venue well before former President Donald Trump took the stage.
Republican Convention Unites Behind Trump as Nominee, Announces JD Vance as VP Pick - American Faith
On Monday, the leading candidates for the Republican presidential ticket were uniting as jubilant delegates voted to formally designate Donald Trump as the party’s nominee. The former president also named JD Vance as his running mate. The revelation was made only days after Trump was the target of an attempted assassination at a rally in Pennsylvania, and in the midst of a flurry of phone calls informing prospective running mates. Delegates cele…
Morgantown man shares experience witnessing near-assassination of former President Trump
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WBOY) — As federal officials continue their investigation into why Thomas Crooks opened fire at former President Donald Trump at Saturday’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. 12 News spoke with Pennsylvania native Richard Rosner—who now lives in Morgantown—about his experience attending the event. Q: "Tell me a little bit about why you decided to go to former President Donald Trump’s Campaign rally." A: "So, it was my dad’s 78th b…
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