President Biden addressed the nation from the Oval Office Sunday night, saying the attempted assassination of former President Trump forces Americans to "take a step back" and "lower the temperature in our politics."

Security experts are questioning why the building whose roof served as a shooter's perch for the assailant responsible for Saturday's assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump appeared to not have been secured in advance by law enforcement officials.

The safety of elected officials in today's tense political environment is at the forefront of lawmaker discussions after a shooting at former President Trump's rally.

Former President Trump is “extremely lucky" to be alive after a deadly assassination attempt at a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday, according to two special forces soldiers.

Former President Donald Trump was struck on the ear by a bullet from a lone gunman on Saturday, July 13, 2024. Secret Service shielded him before escorting him off stage.

For those of a certain age, or with more than a woke education, the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump brings back echoes of history. Not exactly the history of the abysmal political year of 1968, which saw the murders of Martin Luther King, Jr., 39, and Robert Kennedy, 42, riots in major cities […]

Former President Trump and President Biden seemed to be sharing similar messages on Sunday. Just minutes after Biden finished remarks on the attempt on Trump's life the day prior, Trump posted “UNITE AMERICA!” to his Truth Social account. A gunman fired shots into a Trump campaign rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday evening. The former president...

A top official at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said the agency is looking into the shooting that unfolded at former President Trump’s campaign rally as an assassination attempt as well as a “potential” domestic terrorism act. “At this point [in] the investigation, it appears that he was a lone actor, but we still...

Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.) said Sunday Sen. JD Vance’s (R-Ohio) response to the attempted assassination of former President Trump should “disqualify” him from serving as vice president. Vance, a contender for Trump’s choice of running mate, said in a social media post on Saturday that the shooting was “not some isolated incident” and suggested...