Donald Trump has chosen Senator JD Vance of Ohio as his GOP running mate, despite their previous disagreements. Vance, known for his bestselling memoir “Hillbilly Elegy,” initially criticized Trump during the 2016 election but later became a strong supporter. Trump endorsed Vance during his Senate campaign in 2022. Vance now aligns closely with Trump, questioning legal proceedings against him and the results of the 2020 election.
JD Vance’s journey from venture capitalist to vice presidential candidate began with his memoir “Hillbilly Elegy,” which gained popularity after Trump’s election. Vance, now a Senator, has been selected as Trump’s running mate for the upcoming election.
At the Republican National Convention, Trump officially nominated Vance as his running mate, receiving enthusiastic support from party members. The delegates’ votes confirmed Trump as the GOP’s nominee, despite a recent assassination attempt on the former president.
Trump announced on his Truth Social Network that Senator JD Vance would be his vice-presidential pick. The Republican National Convention commenced amid heightened security following the incident, as Trump prepared to become the official nominee.
A rally in Butler County, Pennsylvania, turned chaotic when shots were fired, resulting in one casualty. Secret Service agents protected Trump, who was unharmed in the incident.
In Texas, Governor Greg Abbott criticized CenterPoint Energy’s response to power outages following a storm, questioning the utility company’s preparedness and efficiency in restoring electricity.
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation prohibiting school districts from informing parents about their child’s request to change their gender identification, aiming to protect LGBTQ+ students in unwelcoming environments.
Hamas denies reports of their military chief’s death in an Israeli airstrike and continues cease-fire talks in Gaza, following the recent escalation of violence.
A federal judge in Florida dismissed a case involving classified documents against former President Donald Trump, citing concerns over the special counsel’s appointment by the Justice Department.
22-year-old Paul Skenes made an unprecedented start as a pitcher in the All-Star Game, with only 11 major league appearances. His remarkable performance has garnered attention and praise from fans and fellow players.
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