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July 11

Veteran political reporter reveals what the media missed about Trump's appeal to Americans in 2024

Political reporter Salena Zito examines President Donald Trump's unique connection with voters in her book about the Butler rally shooting.

July 11

Who was Thomas Crooks? One year later, motive and missed warnings haunt Trump rally shooting

One year after the attempted assassination of President Trump, experts suggest Thomas Matthew Crooks was likely seeking notoriety rather than acting on political ideology.

July 10

Mother of Lia Thomas opponent reveals emotional toll that drove her to raise funds for women's sports lawsuits

Kim Jones and Marshi Smith founded the Independent Council on Women's Sports after witnessing transgender athlete Lia Thomas compete against female swimmers.

July 10

Pennsylvania man who showed father's severed head on YouTube said he wanted to block him from being next Trump

Justin Mohn, who is charged with killing and beheading his father, said he believed his dad wanted to stop from from becoming a politician like Trump.

July 10

First responders sit down with widow of firefighter killed at Butler, Pennsylvania Trump rally

Butler Emergency Services Unit breaks silence one year after the Trump rally shooting in Pennsylvania, sharing their accounts of the day that nearly claimed the president's life.

July 10

Secret Service suspends 6 agents tasked with protecting Trump during July 2024 assassination attempt

Six Secret Service agents were suspended without pay or benefits following an assassination attempt on President Trump last July, the agency confirmed.

July 10

One year after Trump assassination attempt, Butler widow demands accountability from Secret Service

Helen Comperatore, whose husband Corey was killed during an attempt on President Donald Trump's life, reflects on the tragedy and lapses in Secret Service protection.

July 9

Philadelphia workers and city reach a deal to end strike that halted residential trash pickup

Mayor Cherelle Parker announces end to Philadelphia's city worker strike after reaching a deal with District Council 33, restoring trash pickup and reopening libraries

July 8

Trash piles up around Philadelphia as city worker strike reaches 1 week

Philadelphia streets overflowed with trash as a city worker strike entered its second week, with negotiations with the city set to resume.

July 8

National 'Teacher of the Year' recipient feels job is 'deeply political'

English teacher Ashlie Crosson spoke to 7,000 educators at NEA Assembly, describing her journey from questioning her career to recognizing the "deeply political" aspects of teaching.