Elections 2024

Pennsylvania Republicans are reacting positively to Trump’s choice of J.D. Vance — a veteran, venture capitalist and one-time Trump critic — as his pick for vice president.

Hundreds of demonstrators, including some from the Philly-based Poor People’s Army, which organizes for economic justice, protested around the RNC in Milwaukee.

Vance was a “never Trump” Republican in 2016, calling him “dangerous” and “unfit” for office. He's now one of Trump's fiercest allies.

Some Delaware officials say they’re concerned about political violence. But others say it’s not a reason to isolate from dealing with the public.

Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance was once a fierce critic of Trump but has since become one of his most reliable allies.

The FBI is investigating the shooting as a potential act of domestic terrorism and questions abounded about how the gunman got so close in the first place.

Trump and his allies face the nation during their four-day convention in Milwaukee unquestionably united and ready to “fight.”

Carmen Russell-Sluchansky, WHYY News’ political reporter, joined “Morning Edition” host Jennifer Lynn to give voters a preview.

Jim Worthington, chair of the Republican delegation to the Republican National Convention is one of delegates in Milwaukee.

The president said “we must never descend into violence,” condemning the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. He also said he is ordering a security review of the attack.

Corey Comperatore died Saturday during an attempt to kill Trump at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Officials say bomb-making materials were found inside the vehicle and home of the suspected shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.

The former president was showing off a chart of border crossings at his Pennsylvania rally when at least five shots were fired. The gunman and a rallygoer are dead.

Elected officials on both sides of the aisle strongly condemned what they are calling an act of political violence.

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