Donald Trump will accept his presidential nomination on Thursday, solidifying his hold on the Republican Party after narrowly escaping an assassination attempt. His near-death experience has heightened the fervor among his supporters, who now see him as a divinely protected leader.
The individual identified as Thomas Crooks, who attempted the assassination, remains shrouded in mystery, leaving law enforcement with many questions. Crooks was spotted acting suspiciously prior to the attack and was quickly apprehended.
Under mounting pressure, President Joe Biden's campaign for reelection is facing significant hurdles. Several key battleground states appear increasingly out of reach, and Biden's recent positive COVID-19 diagnosis adds to the campaign's woes. Senior Democratic leaders have privately urged Biden to consider stepping down.
Meanwhile, J.D. Vance, Trump's vice-presidential running mate, has vowed to fight for the working class. His personal story of overcoming a challenging childhood to achieve professional success has resonated with many voters.
On the policy front, President Biden has canceled an additional $1.2 billion in student debt, bringing relief to over 35,000 borrowers despite Republican criticisms. Additionally, the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has clarified that paycheck advances are subject to lending laws, aiming to protect consumers from predatory practices.
In a concerning development, health experts are alarmed about the spread of bird flu and the methods used for poultry disposal, which could pose risks to both human and animal health.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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