The photograph of a bloodied Donald Trump with his fist in the air and an American flag looming in the background is quickly emerging as the pivotal image of Saturday's shooting, and it wouldn't exist without a journalist who acted quickly and on a hunch.

The images filled television screens across a rattled country on a hot Saturday evening - former President Donald Trump reaching for his bloodied ear as he moved down to the floor of a stage at a Pennsylvania campaign rally and U.S. Secret Service agents rushing to surround him.

As AI becomes more ubiquitous in society, mistakes and personal injuries are certain to occur.

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson (D) said he is confident in the law enforcement officers who will be on scene for this week's Republican National Convention, where former President Trump is expected to be officially nominated as the party's presidential candidate following the assassination attempt against him over the weekend. When asked Sunday on CNN if...

The U.S. Secret Service plans to “participate fully” in an independent review of the assassination attempt against former President Trump, Director Kimberly Cheatle said in a statement Monday. Cheatle said the agency would also work with Congress “on any oversight action” committees plan to take. “The Secret Service is working with all involved Federal, state...

The Supreme Court's new presidential immunity rule in Trump v. United States is narrow, as it only applies when the Constitution grants the president "conclusive and preclusive" power, and does not apply to cases involving competing Constitutional powers or unofficial conduct.