Gunman at Trump rally wounds bystander as Secret Service shoots attacker
The gunman Thomas Crooks, 20, opened fire from a roof near the stage as Donald Trump spoke at a Milwaukee rally. Secret Service killed Crooks, a bystander died and two others were hurt. FBI probes domestic terror link while Biden orders security review and calls for unity.
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RNC begins amid shooting as Kaufmann defends Trump plan
Kaufmann said the Republican National Convention will proceed in Milwaukee as two gunmen were killed and two others critically wounded in Saturday’s attack. He urged calm and unity, stressing Iowa’s role in the nominating process and vowing a steady campaign message while condemning political violence. Governors Reynolds and Bird planned to attend, and Biden and Trump offered responses from Washington as Republicans and Democrats navigated a tense, eventful weekend.
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