President Donald Trump paused his Missouri rally after a woman fainted on Nov. 5.
During the approximately 8-minute break, the crowd began singing “Amazing Grace.”
Trump was speaking when he noticed something had gone wrong.
“Is there a doctor in the house, please? Doctor? Please. Thank you,” Trump said, pointing toward a portion of the crowd in Show Me Center in Cape Girardeau.
Trump told the medical staff to take their time as he stepped away from the podium and stopped talking. He did return to tell the crowd to “say a little prayer,” and soon after members began singing “Amazing Grace.”
After the rendition, the crowd broke into applause.
The woman was eventually taken away for treatment and a person in a suit signaled to the president that she would be fine.
Americans Vote in Congressional Elections
Americans began to cast votes on Nov. 6, in a vote which will determine the balance of power between the two main political parties in Congress.
Voters arrived bright and early to polling stations across the United States.
These are the first national elections since Trump captured the White House in his unexpected 2016 victory. All 435 seats in the House of Representatives are on the ballot.
Thirty-five of the 100 Senate seats are being voted on. The state governor position is also up for election in 36 out of 50 states.
Remains of Utah Mayor Killed in Afghanistan Returned to US
The body of a Utah national guardsman is back home.
The body of Major Brent Taylor arrived overnight at Dover Air Force Base.
Taylor was serving in Kabul when he was killed by an Afghan soldier he was training. He was also the mayor of North Ogden, Utah.
According to U.S. military officials, it appears to have been an insider attack.
Afghan forces killed the shooter.
Christmas Tree Arrival Kicks Off Holiday Season
Detroit is kicking off the holidays with the arrival of the city’s annual Christmas tree.
This year the city received a 60-foot tall Norway spruce.
The tree will be decorated and take center stage at the Detroit tree lighting ceremony.
The tree lighting is set for Nov. 16 at Campus Martius Park.
