Trump Leads Rally of Supporters in Florida, Two Gunmen arrested Near WH 

Days after he was out of sight, former US President Donald Trump appeared Monday near a rally of his supporters in West Palm Beach, Florida.

In the video published by the conservative "Right Side Broadcasting Network", a large crowd of supporters of Trump gathered, most of them not wearing face masks, holding flags and banners in support of him chanting "USA, USA", while his motorcade passed by, and a woman could be heard saying: "Everyone knows you won." Others said: "We love Trump."

On Saturday evening, the Senate acquitted the former president of the United States of America (USA) of the charge of incitement to revolt.

Fifty-seven members of the Senate (the upper chamber of US Congress), including 7 Republicans, voted in favor of his conviction, compared to 43 in favor of acquittal, 10 fewer than the required majority of 67 (two-thirds of the Senators plus one).

On the other hand, in the United States, Secret Service agents have arrested two people on charges of possessing illegal weapons near the White House in Washington.

A spokesperson for the agency said that at five and a half hours on February 13, two people approached one of the agents near the intersection of Pennsylvania Street where the White House (WH) is located.

One of the suspected said that he was in possession of a pistol and was arrested immediately, while the second person was arrested after he was found in possession of a pistol unregistered ammunition in a car parked aside.

A police report indicated that the two people approached Secret Service agents, declaring that they were "there to meet the President of the United States and had a message to him."

The Hill newspaper reported that President Joe Biden was not in the White House at the time of the accident, as he left Washington Friday for Camp David.