Hillary Clinton Returns to Democratic National Convention

Hillary Clinton is set to speak at the Democratic National Convention (DNC), highlighting the significance of Vice President Kamala Harris's nomination as the second woman to lead a major party ticket. While many Democrats view Harris's rise as a revival of opportunities lost in 2016, Clinton's address will reflect on the unfinished business of electing a woman president. President Joe Biden will also deliver a keynote address, marking a somber farewell as he steps aside for Harris, who quickly gained support to secure the nomination amid internal party pressures. Biden’s accomplishments during his presidency will be acknowledged, even as he addresses the nation after a dramatic shift in his campaign trajectory. Clinton's speech is expected to focus on future possibilities and the ongoing struggle against the glass ceiling, as she expresses optimism for Harris's success. The convention promises to be a blend of reflection on past disappointments and hope for a new chapter in Democratic leadership.