Some of the other speeches from fascinating, non-marquee figures have been trenchant and powerful as they illuminate the forces driving Trump’s ascent.
While embattled President Biden spent the weekend in isolation with COVID-19, Vice President Kamala Harris held a $2 million campaign fundraiser Saturday in the largely gay community of Provincetown, Massachusetts.
Democratic and Republican congressional leaders showed a rare unified front in decrying the conviction of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, who was sentenced by a Russian court to 16 years in a high-security penal colony.
Sen. J.D. Vance of Ohio opened up his first official campaign event as former President Donald Trump by punching back at his Democratic counterpart Kamala Harris.
Rep. Ronny Jackson, who served as the White House physician during former President Donald Trump's first term, said that the ex-president's gunshot wound has begun to "heal properly."
House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Mark Green said he will lead a trip Monday to Butler, Pennsylvania, to get a first-hand look at where a gunman came within a quarter of an inch of assassinating former President Donald Trump.
Eschewing safety concerns, Scott Lawrence said he made the nearly five-hour trek to Donald Trump's first campaign rally since he narrowly escaped an assassination attempt to send the former president a message: If he's willing to take a bullet for me, I am absolutely willing to take a bullet for him.