An unconventional Republican convention.

Vivi details about last week's attempt on the life of former President Trump.

And little dissension about who the party nominees should be.

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We'll have NPR's Ron Elving on what was said and not said in Milwaukee this week.

And even more pressure on President Biden to withdraw from his re-election campaign.

And how one small mistake led to a cascade of technological problems around the world.

What the Crowd Strike fiasco can teach us about computer security.

Also a different sort of error led to a drone evading Israel's air defenses.

When person died, several were injured.

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