Donald Trump leaves the stage after speaking at a campaign rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan on July 20.

On Saturday, his new running mate, Ohio Sen. Joined JD Vance.

The two were greeted by a packed crowd at an indoor arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Here’s what happened:

New operating system: “I’ve got to be honest, it’s still a little weird to see my name on those signs,” said Vance, who roused the crowd ahead of Trump’s remarks, pointing to Trump-Vance campaign materials in the audience and wafting behind him.

After becoming vice president, Vance defended his loyalty to America Kamala Harris said He will only be loyal to Trump, not our country.

Prior to the vice presidency, Harris was the district attorney of San Francisco, the attorney general of California, and later the state’s junior senator.

Vance then came back out and introduced Trump to the roaring crowd.

In rally firing: “I took a bullet for democracy,” Trump said, wearing a small, brown bandage over his ear.

Speaking for nearly two hours, the former president thanked the staff at Butler Memorial Hospital, where he was taken minutes after the shooting at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Former White House physician Rep. Ronnie Jackson said Saturday that Trump is “recovering as expected” from the ear shot. Investigations into the shooter at the rally and the handling of security at the event are ongoing.

In his first joint interview with Vance, Trump mentioned that he noticed someone on the roof before the assassination attempt at his rally last weekend.

Supported by Musk: Trump said he spoke with tech billionaire Elon Musk before arriving at the Grand Rapids rally. The former president said Musk did not mention giving the pro-Trump super PAC about $45 million a month to the Wall Street Journal.

About world leaders: Trump said Chinese President Xi Jinping and other world leaders wrote to him after the assassination attempt. He said he was “a great man who got along very well with President Xi,” adding that he also worked well with other world leaders. America on the World Stage.

The Biden campaign’s response: President Joe Biden’s re-election campaign blasted Trump’s comments at the rally, saying Trump was “only focused on himself.”

“He spreads the same lies, runs the same campaign of revenge and revenge, talks about the same failed policies, and – as usual – focuses only on himself. The only commonality we see today is between Donald Trump, JT Vance and their Project 2025 agenda.” Biden campaign spokesman Ammar Moussa said in a statement.

Project 2025 refers to a policy blueprint developed by a conservative think tank. Democrats have held on to some of the document’s more controversial right-wing proposals, while Trump has tried to distance himself from the platform.

Billy Horschel is as close as he’s ever been to a major championship.

Horschel survived a bad weather round on Saturday to take a commanding lead in Sunday’s final round at the British Open. He will start the day at 4-under for a one-shot lead over the field at Royal Troon in Scotland.

It was the seventh time Horschel had at least a share of the 54-hole mark. He has converted three of the previous six titles. The last six major championship winners had at least a share of the 54-hole lead.

While he’s in a big position, Claret Jug can still be caught by anyone. Horschel will match up with Tristan Lawrence, who is one of six golfers sitting one stroke back at 3-under. Top seed Scotty Scheffler will start at No. 2 and Shane Lowry at No. 1.

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CHICAGO – A mail carrier walking a route in Chicago has been shot and killed, authorities said.

U.S. Postal Service investigators are offering up to $250,000 for tips that solve the case.

Octavia Redmond, 48, was shot to death on South Harvard Avenue on Chicago’s South Side around noon Friday, police said. The shooter fled in a vehicle.

James McGee said he had been working in his yard moments earlier when he and Redmond exchanged greetings and talked about the nice weather.

Kim Saunders, a neighbor who works at the home, said she was heartbroken by Redmond’s death.

“She would come up and down the block and deliver the mail and not bother anybody,” Sanders said.

A flag was lowered at a union hall in honor of Redmond, who delivered the mails for more than 15 years. Her husband also works in the postal department.

“We are central government employees. how dare you Think you can get away with it? My members are afraid to go to work,” said Elise Foster, local of the National Association of Letter Carriers.

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Brazilian rock singer Aires Sasaki was electrocuted last week during a live performance in Brazil

The musician died instantly after allegedly hugging a wet fan during a concert at the Solar Hotel in Salinopolis on July 13. The contact triggered a nearby cable to vibrate, causing a fatal electric shock Glass.

Salinopolis police are investigating the incident. The Para Civil Police said witnesses have given statements and they have sought expert reports. It’s the people reports.

Solar Hotel shared a statement on social media regarding the tragic incident.

“We are fully committed to providing support to his family and taking the necessary steps. We reaffirm our commitment to fully cooperate with the competent authorities to properly clarify the events,” the hotel wrote in a translated message. Instagram. “Our thoughts and condolences are with Ayers Sasaki’s family and friends at this difficult time.”

Sasaki has a wife of 11 months, Mariana.

Sasaki’s wife thanked fans on her Instagram story.

“I want to thank you for every prayer, every message of affection and comfort during this difficult time we are going through,” Mariana wrote. It’s the people. “I haven’t been able to read all the messages yet, but if I feel better, I will reply to each one. Thanks.”

Angelina Jolie And It’s Brad Pitt daughter Shiloh Jolie-Pitt She has publicly confirmed that she is Changing her name.

Jolie and Pitt’s daughter published a legal notice in the Los Angeles Times over the past few weeks, more than a month after seeking to change her last name in court documents filed in Los Angeles County Court. Shiloh Nowell Jolie-Pitt to change her name to Shiloh Nowell Jolie.

According to California lawPetitioners seeking change of name should gazette the order to show cause form at least four weeks before the court date to avoid delay in the case.

The 18-year-old’s proposed name change has been published weekly since June 17.

Jolie-Pitt, who turned 18 on May 27, filed papers to legally remove “Pitt” from her name on May 30, according to court documents.

The reasons for his decision to change his name have not been disclosed.

Over the years, Jolie-Pitt has managed to maintain a relatively low profile. Recently, she walked the red carpet with her mom at the Tony Awards in New York City.

Jolie filed for divorce from Pitt in 2016. They were declared legally single in 2019 by a judge, but their divorce has not yet been finalized. They are also parents to Maddox, 22, Pax, 20, Zahara, 19, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 16.

Over the years, the actors have been embroiled in legal battles over custody of their children and disagreements over their shared business interests and assets, including a French winery.

A hearing on Jolie-Pitt’s pending name change is scheduled for July 29.

Officials in some US states, including Alaska, Virginia and Iowa, warned of 911 problems in their areas.

Alaska State Troopers warned that many 911 and non-emergency call centers across the state are not working properly and have shared alternate numbers for areas where 911 does not work.

In Virginia, the City of Fairfax Police Department said on social media that it was experiencing technical issues with its phone systems, including 911. Callers may use the department’s shared non-emergency number 911, but calls will not go through. Directly to the dispatch center.

New Hampshire Emergency Services and Communications reported a temporary outage early Friday morning. Around 1 a.m., New Hampshire 911 operators could see on their computer systems that they were unable to respond to incoming 911 calls, the agency said in a news release. Unanswered calls were returned to ensure people got the help they needed. Around 3:30 a.m., calls and text messages to 911 were received on the backup system, and the system was fully restored, officials said.

In Iowa, the Marion County Sheriff’s Office warned on social media that phone lines were down. 911 calls may be routed to neighboring counties, but emergency calls are immediately routed to the sheriff’s office, the department said.

TRUNE, Scotland – The first round at Royal Troon brought down many of the world’s best players, but England’s Daniel Brown – currently ranked 272nd in the world – handled the test with unexpected ease. The 29-year-old from Northallerton shot a bogey-free 65 to take a one-shot lead at the Open Championship.

In his first Open, let alone playing in his first major championship, Brown led the field in strokes gained off the tee and had a similarly strong performance. He gained 4.5 shots on the greens and tied for second in strokes gained putting on the field at Royal Troon. Brown is making his third PGA Tour start and is coming off a cut at the Scottish Open, but has missed six cuts in a row before that. According to Athletic Contributor Justin Ray Brown is the only player in the last 30 years to start his major career with a bogey-free round of 65 or less.

Hiding behind Brown is a player familiar with the brutal contact conditions that lasted at Royal Troon on Thursday. Shane Lowry sits tied for second at 5-under-par. Lowry, who won the 2019 Open Championship at Royal Portrush in his native Ireland, has become a big stage player in recent years. He has two wins on the PGA Tour, but has won at Portrush and has finished T25 or better in 15 of his last 22 majors.

Lowry kept himself in good condition throughout the day, while many of his contemporaries were buried in thick ravines and deep bunkers. Meanwhile, he made no mistakes on the greens, leading the field while making 14 putts within 10 feet. He finished 7th, 8th and 10th.

Lowry has had a tough start to 2024, as he admitted in his win at the Zurich Classic team event, with teammate Rory McIlroy taking him on at times. Since that win, Lowry has gone T6 at the PGA Championship, T19 at the US Open and T9 at the Travelers.

Justin Thomas headed into the clubhouse leading the morning slate after a 68 in tough conditions. Thomas struggled a lot in his life with connection courses. Perfectly suited to the two-time major winner’s creative, versatile playing style, Thomas’ best Open finish is T11 in 2019 and his next best is T40. He has missed three of seven Open cuts, and last year he opened with an 82 at Royal Liverpool, which was the lowest point.

Thursday, however, Thomas hit the greens efficiently and finished the holes well. He finished in the top 10 in the field in strokes gained while making 16 of 18 putts within 20 feet.

Perhaps most interestingly, Thomas responded when the course got the best of him. After opening the first 10 at 4-under with a two-shot lead, he finished No. He double-bogeyed the 12th and followed it up with another bogey on the 13th. Royal Troon had been devouring players all day at that point, but Thomas finished the round with birdies. 17 and 18.

“I feel like everything is back on track and I’m doing the right things,” Thomas said. “Like I said, I don’t have a lot to show for it. This is how the game plays out sometimes. But I know I’m close the way I am, I’ll just keep playing, not playing for results, playing for my game and it will take care of itself.”

Outside of Thomas, the Europeans played well in the international majors. In addition to great starts by Lowry and Brown, England’s Justin Rose shot a bogey-free 69, and 23-year-old Dane Nikolaj Højgaard and Swede Alex Noren also finished at 2-under.

Xander Schauffele — who won the PGA Championship in May with them at age 69 — and Russell Henley were looking for his first major win.

But many of the industry’s biggest stars were seemingly kicked out. At last month’s US Open, the top two players, McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau, were at 7 and 5 over, respectively. McIlroy had just one birdie all day, and DeChambeau shot 6 through eight holes and, like him, needed an eagle on 16.

“It’s a completely different test,” DeCambeau said. “I haven’t had any practice in it and I haven’t played much in the rain. Yes, here it is a tough test. Something I’m not familiar with.”

Tiger Woods, playing all four majors in a year for the first time since 2019, started off on Day 1 but quickly dropped eight shots over the next nine holes to eventually finish 8 over. This places him 140th in the field. Woods, 48, has never finished better than 47th in the seven majors he has played since suffering a serious leg injury in a 2021 car accident.

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