TimesLIVE published an explainer on plans associated with former US President Donald Trump to hold an unusual political convention ahead of the American midterm elections, a break from the typical convention calendar. According to the report, Republican Party insiders have expressed concern about voter turnout as several key candidates face tight races. The piece outlines what is known about the proposed gathering and the worries it has raised within the party, though specific details of the event remain limited.

An analysis by TimesLIVE examines how, as Donald Trump takes centre stage at a Republican gathering in Dallas, party figures are debating the movement's future beyond him. According to the report, JD Vance, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz have emerged as leading contenders to shape the Republican agenda in a post-Trump era, positioning themselves to define the party's direction while Trump remains its dominant current figurehead.

US President Donald Trump addressed supporters at a Republican midterm convention in Dallas, where the war in Iran and rising living costs weighed on the political mood. According to Al Jazeera, Trump supporters expressed confidence that he can still rally Republican voters ahead of the midterm elections, despite concerns over the unpopular conflict and economic pressures facing American households.

Republicans are placing Donald Trump at the centre of their US midterm elections strategy, betting that the former president can drive voter turnout. According to Punch, the approach is being described as a high-stakes gamble, given Trump's low approval ratings and gloomy forecasts for the party's prospects. The strategy underscores Trump's continued influence over the Republican Party as it seeks to energise its base ahead of the vote.

The U.S. Senate, controlled by the Republican Party, has approved a bill that will require President Donald Trump to halt military actions against Iran. This decision reflects the Senate's stance on the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran.

The ongoing debate regarding the union has been intertwined with internal power struggles within the ruling party, as members of parliament utilize the motion to advance their own agendas. This has led to visible rifts among party members, complicating the discussion surrounding the union, according to The Chanzo.