Sky News host Rita Panahi says it takes “enormous courage” for Donald Trump to hold another rally a week after he was shot in the ear by a would-be assassin. Mr Trump, on Sunday, a week after the assassination attempt, went on stage alongside JD Vance to speak to supporters. “The fact that a week later he’s out there again, exposed in a setting ... I mean most normal people, I think, would hesitate to do that,” Ms Panahi said.

Sky News host Rita Panahi has blasted MSNBC host Alex Wagner as “unhinged” after she claimed JD Vance believes in the “supremacy of whiteness and masculinity”. The Republican vice presidential candidate said if he and his children are lucky enough to be buried in the same cemetery in eastern Kentucky, there will be seven generations in the same plot. “To try to taint him as some sort of figure of white supremacy just tells you how completely divorced from reality they are,” Ms Panahi said.

Israeli fighter jets have carried out strikes in Yemen in response to a drone attack on Tel Aviv. The drone attack – claimed by the Houthis – had killed one person and injured several others. Fighter jets struck a number of “military targets” including an oil refinery, according to the Israeli Defence Force.

Backlogs at airports across Australia are starting to clear following historic IT outages. However, many people aren’t happy with how the situation was dealt with, with some passengers having to either sleep in the terminal or fork out for potentially costly accommodation. Airlines have thanked customers for their patience and are encouraging people to check their websites before heading to the airport and to leave plenty of time to check-in.

Microsoft estimates approximately 8.5 million Windows devices have been affected by the global outage. The issue has been linked to a software update by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike. The outage led to numerous problems around the world, including flight cancellations and banking issues. Experts are working around the clock to provide support.

US President Joe Biden has dismissed calls for him to pull out of the presidential race. Several Democrats have now called for President Biden to step aside as they believe he can’t beat Donald Trump in the November election. This comes as, outside the White House in Washington, a small group of everyday Democrats rallied to send their message to the President to drop out of the race.

One week on from the assassination attempt, Republican nominee Donald Trump is holding his first rally alongside his vice presidential pick. The rally will be held indoors in Grand Rapids, Michigan, as security is expected to remain on high alert after Mr Trump was shot in the ear last week. Secret Service has reportedly asked local law enforcement to send additional people.

Former Trump Senior Advisor Christian Whiton says Kamala Harris is “so sad” about Donald Trump’s running mate JD Vance. US Vice President Kamala Harris has claimed JD Vance will be loyal ‘only to Trump’. Mr Whiton told Sky News host James Morrow that Kamala Harris has been used as a “stage prop” by the Biden administration.

Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer says the media “has been lying” about Donald Trump and the conservative movement for a “long time”. Mr Spicer told Sky News host James Morrow that it is “sad” that the media has been targeting Donald Trump so much. “It’s pathetic, but it’s not surprising.”

Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer says JD Vance has got an “amazing story”. Mr Spicer told Sky News host James Morrow that JD Vance has lived “the American dream”. “He’s lived it, he is the exemplification of the American dream.”

Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer says there is “another piece of information” that comes out every day that goes by on Donald Trump’s assassination attempt. Mr Spicer told Sky News host James Morrow that the new findings don’t "add up”. “There is just more questions.”

Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer says there will be “a lot of finger pointing” when investigating the security failure that resulted in Donald Trump being shot in his ear. Mr Spicer told Sky News host James Morrow that he doesn’t think “we will get the truth”. “Washington is very good at blame and finger pointing.”

Former Trump Senior Advisor Christian Whiton says Donald Trump has begun to “dial back” on his prior political style. Mr Whiton told Sky News host James Morrow that “people know what he stands for”. “The public is on his side.”

Former White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney says Donald Trump gave a “subdued” speech at the Republican National Convention. Mr Mulvaney told Sky News host James Morrow that Donald Trump has clearly been “changed” by the near-death experience at his rally last week. “He’s a different man than I’ve known for the last seven or eight years.”

Sky News host James Morrow says the US Secret Service Director has some “very serious questions to answer” about the failure to protect Donald Trump. Mr Morrow has questioned why Donald Trump was “allowed to speak” after the shooter was identified as a person of interest, more than an hour before the shooting. “What the hell was the Secret Service doing?”

Sky News Washington Correspondent Annelise Nielsen says Donald Trump kissing the helmet of the firefighter who died during his assassination attempt was a “very emotional moment”. Ms Nielsen told Sky News host James Morrow that the helmet was “given by the family” to be on the stage at the Republican National Convention. Corey Comperatore was gunned down by 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks as he aimed his AR rifle at former US president Donald Trump, with two others also injured in the attack.

Sky News host James Morrow has reacted to “little local legends” in Uganda reenacting Donald Trump’s attempted assassination. The video shows the young kids recreating the moment Donald Trump was shot at and covered by the Secret Service. Mr Morrow said the kids did a “brilliant job”.

Crisis response expert Simon Petie says CrowdStrike “will recover” after they face the ramifications of the major global outage. CrowdStrike suffered a major outage resulting in thousands of businesses being unable to fuction properly on Friday afternooon for several hours. “Although they will absolutely take a hit, I do believe that they will recovery because they are one of the best, they’re one of the biggest, and they are on the forefront of providing cyber resilience and cybersecurity in the market at the moment,” he told Sky News Australia.

Firefighters are battling a huge blaze in Dallas, Texas. A historic church has erupted in flames in the downtown area. There are no immediate reports of injuries as of now.

ASPI Senior Analyst Malcolm Davis says US Vice President Kamala Harris is “not well thought of” in “many regards”. “She’s not highly popular in the polls,” he told Sky News Australia. His comments follow Biden’s recent diagnosis of COVID-19, among rumours the US President may step down.