Secret Service was aware of suspicious person before Trump took stage, sources say – CBS News Watch CBS News U.S. Secret Service was aware of a suspicious person about 20 minutes before he attempted to kill former President Donald Trump during a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday, three sources from a closed door briefing between
Democratic lawmakers up pressure on Biden to end reelection bid – CBS News Watch CBS News A pair of senior House Democrats tell CBS News that they believe President Biden could leave the 2024 race in a matter of days following an increasingly intense pressure campaign from top lawmakers and donors. Weija Jiang has the
Republicans have roundly united behind the former president who has transformed the party under his platform. MILWAUKEE—The 2024 Republican National Convention has been a study in contrast and concord. Former President Donald Trump, a brash New York real estate mogul, may seem like a foil to Ivy League-educated Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) who hails from
‘Incorrect. Keep the faith,’ a White House spokesperson wrote on X in response to a report that the president may drop out as early as this weekend. President Joe Biden’s campaign reaffirmed his commitment on Thursday to remain in the presidential race, despite media speculation that top Democrats privately asked him to reconsider his 2024
‘Incorrect. Keep the faith,’ a White House spokesperson wrote on X in response to a report that the president may drop out as early as this weekend. President Joe Biden’s campaign reaffirmed his commitment on Thursday to remain in the presidential race, despite media speculation that top Democrats privately asked him to reconsider his 2024
Former President Donald Trump will formally accept the Republican nomination for president on the fourth and final night of the Republican National Convention on Thursday, where he will deliver his first speech since narrowly surviving an assassination attempt over the weekend. The close of the convention comes as a new CBS News poll shows Trump
Former Rep. Mondaire Jones (D., N.Y) rebuked party leaders’ calls for unity following Saturday’s assassination attempt and vowed to continue calling former president Donald Trump and his vice presidential nominee, Sen. J.D. Vance (R., Ohio), “threats to democracy.” “I won’t be gaslit into not calling Trump and Vance threats to democracy,” Jones wrote Thursday. “Trump