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Pennsylvania state police identified Trump shooter as ‘suspicious’ prior to attack
The gunman who tried to assassinate former President Donald Trump was identified as suspicious before the shooting because he was hanging around but never attempted to enter the July 13 campaign rally and that suspicion was later heightened when he was seen with a rangefinder, the commissioner of the Pennsylvania State Police testified Tuesday.
Harris rips Trump before fired-up crowd at first rally since launching her presidential campaign
Vice President Kamala Harris held the first rally of her presidential campaign Tuesday in Wisconsin, telling a raucous crowd that Republican rival “Donald Trump wants to take the country backward” and contrasting her record with his.
FTC launches probe into ‘surveillance pricing’ that it says links cost to customer data
The Federal Trade Commission is launching an investigation into so-called “surveillance pricing,” seeking more information about how artificial intelligence is used to change pricing rapidly based on data about customer behavior and characteristics.
Body cam footage and an 824-page report: An officer’s effort to indict school librarians
An 824-page file details an officer’s attempt to prosecute librarians in Granbury, Texas, amid a nationwide battle over the books children are allowed to read.
June home sales slump as median sales price rises to $426,900
Sales of previously owned homes dropped 5.4% in June compared with May, to 3.89 million units on a seasonally adjusted, annualized basis, according to the National Association of Realtors.
Venezuela inflation has cooled — but voters say they still can’t make ends meet
The government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has had some success in curbing sky-high inflation, yet workers say their salaries have not caught up.
Delta cancels hundreds more flights as DOT opens probe
Delta canceled another 400 flights Tuesday as its troubles in the wake of the global CrowdStrike-Microsoft IT outage dragged on for the fifth consecutive day.
How to squeeze more out of summer without breaking the bank
Summer fun can get expensive so NBC’s Stephanie Ruhle stops by TODAY to share some tips for saving money including finding free events, hosting a potluck, being flexible on travel destinations and more.
Fast food wars: Could lower menu prices be here to stay?
McDonald’s is now extending its popular $5 value meal through August after fast food wars waged a battle to win back customers all summer long. NBC’s Christine Romans reports for TODAY on how popular fast casual dining restaurants are serving up savings.