What to watch at the Republican National Convention this week
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Trump shooting casts shadow over Republican National Convention
Donald Trump’s campaign chiefs designed the convention opening this week to feature a softer and more optimistic message, focusing on themes that would help a divisive leader expand his appeal among moderate voters and people of color.
Here Is the Lineup of Speakers for the First Night of the Republican Convention
The lineup of speakers for the first night of the Republican National Convention on Monday has been finalized, according to a person briefed on the planning.
A Motorcycle Museum, Elite Dinners and Jason Aldean: G.O.P. Donors Get Ready to Party
After a scary weekend in presidential politics, Republican donors descending on Milwaukee are being invited to party.
Anger and anxiety loom over the Republican convention after the assassination attempt against Trump
Follow AP’s live coverage of the Republican National Convention.
Trump Credits Chart for Saving His Life, His Former White House Doctor Says
Donald J. Trump marveled to his former White House doctor about his good fortune hours after he was injured during a shooting on Saturday.
Liberal groups are finding Kamala Harris polls well with some groups as Biden struggles
WASHINGTON — As President Joe Biden continues to face pressure to step aside as the Democratic presidential nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris is balancing being ready to step in for him and defending him to party donors and operatives — including some who have already begun investing in bolstering Harris no matter which position she ultimately ends up in on the ticket.
This year’s RNC speakers include VP hopefuls, GOP lawmakers and UFC’s CEO — but not Melania Trump
NEW YORK (AP) — Former first lady Melania Trump will attend the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee next week, making a rare political appearance. But unlike in years past, she is not expected to address the gathering where her husband, former President Donald Trump, will formally accept the Republican nomination.