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Republican officials released the full list of national convention speakers on the eve of the weeklong party gathering in Cleveland – an agenda that includes several members of Donald Trump’s family, a handful of celebrities and a host of former campaign rivals.

Confronting another killing of police officers, President Barack Obama on Sunday urged Americans to tamp down inflammatory words and actions as a violent summer collides with the nation's heated presidential campaign.

Donald Trump and other top Republicans say they want the national convention that starts Monday to be a unifying moment to bring together a divided party and defeat Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich’s office rebuffed a call Sunday from the Cleveland police union to ban the open carry of firearms during the Republican National Convention, in the wake of the deadly shooting of police officers in Baton Rouge.

The 2016 Republican National Convention begins Monday in Cleveland.

President Obama has been briefed on the fatal shootings Saturday morning of three Baton Rouge, La., police officers, and the White House and has offered any assistance necessary to local authorities, the White House said.

Donald Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort said Sunday that Trump’s acceptance speech at the party’s nominating convention will focus on telling Americans that “it’s time for a change” and that Democratic rival Hillary Clinton is the “epitome of the establishment” that should no longer rule politics.

Republican National Committee Chairman Preince Priebus said Sunday the party is “ready” for the nominating convention this week in Cleveland, vowing that security is in place and presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump’s acceptance speech Thursday night will be a pivotal moment in the White House race.

U.S. Vice President Joe Biden visited an Australian cancer research center on Sunday on the first day of his trip Down Under, as he continues his push to accelerate efforts toward a cure.

The area around the Republican National Convention site in Cleveland increased security measures Friday to thwart a similar attack to what occurred in Nice, France Thursday, adding concrete traffic dividers and tall metal fences.

Sen. Mark Kirk made his second appearance in Chicago's gay Pride Parade this year. He broke ranks to support Democrat-backed gun control measures and called his party's presumptive presidential nominee "too bigoted and racist" for the job.

The Donald Trump campaign is again changing its logo, Fox News learned Saturday.

The Republican National Convention, at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, is upon us. And it promises to be anything but conventional.

House Democrats are still trying to use most any tactic possible to at least get GOP chamber leaders to vote on gun-control bills. But they join the rest of the world in knowing that the fight against terror is a changing, asymmetrical battle that includes commercial jets, and now panel trucks, as weapons.

Security is tightening Saturday around the Republican National Convention in Cleveland with top federal officials inspecting the site ahead of dozens of sanctioned protests -- and anticipate rogue events -- that have the potential to create chaos during the four-day event next week.

Donald Trump and now-official running-mate Indiana Gov. Mike Pence joined on stage Saturday, warning Americans about the perils of electing Hillary Clinton and vowing to make the country safe and prosperous again.

In a case of who's watching the watchdog, the inspector general's office for a top housing agency is facing tough questions from Congress over what ex-employees say are efforts to "gut" a key office and allegations of retaliation.

The area around the Republican National Convention site in Cleveland increased security measures Friday to thwart a similar attack to what occurred in Nice, France Thursday, adding concrete traffic dividers and tall metal fences.

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence echoed presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump’s call for an immigration ban Friday night in an interview on “Hannity.”

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence admitted Friday he was not always a bonafide member of the GOP.