Trump's MAGA Movement: A New GOP Era with J.D. Vance’s Convention Speech

Donald Trump's running mate, Senator J.D. Vance, addresses the Republican National Convention, emphasizing the influence of Trump’s MAGA movement. Amidst President Joe Biden's COVID-19 diagnosis and calls for him to end his campaign, Trump prepares to speak post-attempted assassination. The convention sees criticisms of Biden and former official Peter Navarro’s ovation.

Donald Trump's vice presidential running mate, U.S. Senator J.D. Vance, took the stage at the Republican National Convention, delivering a pivotal speech that may signal the future direction of the GOP, heavily influenced by Trump's MAGA movement.

President Joe Biden, Trump's Democratic opponent, has tested positive for COVID-19, experiencing mild symptoms. Biden, who was campaigning in Las Vegas, is returning to Delaware to isolate and work from home. This development comes just days after Trump narrowly escaped an assassination attempt at a political rally in Pennsylvania.

The convention has highlighted internal conflicts within the Democratic Party, with some members urging Biden to step down amid doubts about his ability to defeat Trump. Meanwhile, Vance's speech is seen as a defining moment for the party, promoting Trump's populist agenda and divergent policies.

(With inputs from agencies.)