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‘I’m supposed to be dead’: Defiant Trump recalls Secret Service killing gunman
A bandage was briefly visible on Donald Trump's ear.
A bandage was briefly visible on Donald Trump's ear.
New York Times: It was the still images that defined the attack and its aftermath.
The US experienced another violent episode in its increasingly polarised politics.
OPINION: Political assassinations strike at the very heart of the American psyche.
New York Times: Images caught by NYT photographer seem to show bullet streaking by Trump.
Many Americans who call New Zealand home are left shaken by the presidential campaign.
New York Times: Finger-pointing and conspiracy theories have further fractured the US.
Questions arose after a gunman was able to climb a roof 128m from Trump at a rally.
Corey Comperatore was a firefighter, a churchgoer and a proud 'girl dad'.
The Secret Service rushed to the stage immediately.
The Secret Service rushed to the stage immediately.
Shooting attempt sends already dark and tumultuous race for the White House into chaos.
OPINION: History tells us Trump will be on his way back to the White House.
Trump kept his fist raised as he hobbled off the stage.
Ronald Reagan was the last President to be shot.
US President joins Democrats and Republicans denouncing the shooting.
OPINION: Trump's campaign will only benefit from his brave reaction.
Former President Donald Trump, speaking at a rally in the swing state of Pennsylvania, seemingly narrowly dodged certain death after gunshots sounded, apparently clipping his ear.
New York Times: 'Special deputies' being recruited to deploy during unrest or disaster.
New York Times: Biden has found himself increasingly isolated even before today.
Donald Trump has formally requested his conviction be quashed after immunity decision.
Biden is determined to save his candidacy after a disastrous debate performance.
The world is watching the President after his disastrous debate performance.
NY Times: The White House wouldn't comment on the purpose of the neurologist's visits.
New York Times: VP Kamala Harris has spent the past year trying to quiet her doubters.
Kevin O’Connor became Joe Biden's personal doctor in 2009 and the two are extremely close.
Harris is seen as the likely front-runner if Biden were to suspend his bid.
OPINION: The outcome could have ripple effects for all Kiwis.
'With him, we lose. With the courage to pass the torch, we win.'
After the disastrous debate with Trump, Biden is determined to prove himself.