Shots heard around the world: Global leaders react to Trump assassination attempt
The shots were heard around the world.
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Biden to give Oval Office address Sunday evening following Trump shooting
In an address from the White House on Sunday afternoon, President Joe Biden spoke about yesterday’s assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump and cautioned Americans against making “assumptions about [the shooter’s] motives or his affiliations.”
There Is No Immediate Evidence That the Gunman Had Help, Investigators Say
Investigators are scrambling to determine if the man who attempted to assassinate former President Donald J. Trump acted alone, what motivated him to undertake political violence and how he came to possess a semiautomatic rifle and materials for several explosive devices.
An AR-15-style Rifle Was Recovered at the Scene of the Trump Rally Shooting
An AR-15-style semiautomatic rifle was recovered by law enforcement at the scene of the attempted assassination of former President Donald J. Trump at his rally in Butler, Pa., on Saturday.
Amid chaos and gunfire, Trump raised his fist and projected a characteristic image of defiance
NEW YORK (AP) — He was bleeding from the head after a barrage of bullets flew through his rally when Secret Service agents gave the go-ahead that it was safe to move from the stage.
Trump Says He Felt A Bullet 'Ripping Through The Skin' In Rally Shooting
Former President Donald Trump, in his first public statement since being shot during a campaign rally in rural Pennsylvania, said he could hear “a whizzing sound” before he felt a bullet hit his right ear.
Tale of two conventions: GOP united behind Trump while Dems in disarray
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Trump's VP Finalists Blame Biden And The Media In Shooting's Wake
Sens. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) and Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), two top contenders to become Trump’s running mate, blamed the media and President Joe Biden immediately following former President Donald Trump’s apparent assassination attempt at a Pennsylvania campaign rally.