Trump Holds Rally in Pennsylvania

Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz are set to embark on a joint bus tour ahead of the Democratic National Convention, which opens Monday in Chicago. The tour will kick off following Walz's solo campaign stop in Omaha, Nebraska. As both leaders prepare to address the convention, concerns have arisen regarding election interference, particularly after Donald Trump’s campaign reported a hack allegedly linked to Iranian groups. The FBI is also investigating attempts to breach the Biden-Harris campaign. In a recent encounter at a Wisconsin airport, Trump ally JD Vance criticized Harris for her limited media engagement, claiming she only communicates through prepared statements. This criticism comes as Trump faces legal challenges, including a failed bid for a new judge in his New York hush money case. As the Democratic nominee, Harris is gearing up to counter Trump's narrative, with polls indicating that voters perceive her as more honest and caring compared to Trump. To bolster her campaign, Harris is launching a substantial $90 million advertising campaign aimed at introducing her to voters and contrasting her platform with Trump’s. This follows a previous $50 million ad buy after she became the party's nominee. The ads will highlight her personal story and commitment to social justice, while framing Trump’s agenda as extreme. Both campaigns are intensifying their efforts in Pennsylvania, a crucial battleground state. Trump is scheduled to hold a rally in Wilkes-Barre, while Harris and Walz have already made significant campaign stops in the state, underscoring its importance in the upcoming election.