Former President Donald Trump was formally nominated as the Republican nominee for President of the United States at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. The event emphasized the party's grassroots nature and focus on the forgotten men and women of America, with strong support for Trump expressed by various party members. The convention also highlighted the selection of Ohio Republican Sen. J.D. Vance as Trump's running mate, aiming to unite efforts against Joe Biden and the Democrats. Key figures like Rep. Mike Waltz underscored the party's platform, focusing on issues like border security, the economy, energy, and military strength, aiming to overcome challenges under the Biden administration. The convention's significance was amplified by recent events, including an assassination attempt on Trump, adding uncertainty to the upcoming election.