In case you missed it, here’s Alex Woodward and Andrew Feinberg’s report on Kamala’s big night.

Here’s Rhian Lubin with the latest from late-night, as Colbert ridicules the former president for his failed troll-a-thon last night.

Days before the Democratic National Convention kicked off, a university professor innocuously tweeted her excitement about the upcoming protests against the Gaza war outside the United Center, triggering a firestorm.

“Oh Kamala is NOT ready for Chicago. But don’t worry; we’re ready for her,” Eman Abdelhadi, an activist and professor of sociology at the University of Chicago, wrote.

Just minutes later, Kamala Harris supporters replied that they had reported her to the Feds.

Richard Hall has this report.

Plenty of disaffected conservatives appeared at the United Center this week, from Stephanie Grisham and Olivia Troye to Adam Kinzinger, but none appear to have enjoyed the show more than Meghan McCain.

The former first lady has jumped to praise Tim Walz’s teenage son for his emotional reaction to his dad’s Democratic National Convention speech and taken a swipe at critics after firebrand conservative commentator Ann Coulter cruelly called him “weird.”

During Walz’s rousing acceptance speech for the vice presidential nomination on Wednesday night, Gus Walz proudly leaped to his feet, tears streaming down his face and shouted: “That’s my Dad!”

While most viewers and political pundits found the moment heartwarming, right-wing media pundit Coulter shared a news article about the teen’s reaction on X and captioned the post: “Talk about weird…”

James Liddell reports.

It’s fair to say that environmental themes did not make headlines at the DNC this year.

Here’s John Bowden on where the Harris-Walz ticket stands on climate change.

The Democratic National Convention drew in more than 20 million viewers for the third night in a row on Wednesday, far surpassing the number of Americans who tuned in for the third night of the Republican National Convention earlier this month.

Here’s Rhian Lubin with the latest Nielsen ratings to make Trump’s blood boil.

Here’s Andrew Feinberg on how the story of The Chicks, formerly The Dixie Chicks, charts Democrats’ reclaiming of their relationship with the Stars and Stripes after its brief brush with War on Terror infamy.