From Joe Biden to host Julia Louis-Dreyfuss, here's what you missed from the final night of the Democratic National Convention.

After four days full of stark warnings about the future of democracy should Trump win a second term, Biden closed the convention by laying out a path forward.

Biden is expected to focus on uniting the deeply divided nation as Americans grapple with the long and fearful health crisis, the related economic devastation and a national awakening on racial justice.

In a video message, Giffords spoke about her recovery from the 2011 shooting, which left her with brain damage and nearly took away her mobility. 

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Ocasio-Cortez's support for Sanders Tuesday evening was symbolic as the 78-year-old Vermont Senator suspended his campaign back in April.

Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State John Kerry are among the headliners.

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Former Ohio governor John Kasich led the charge, admitting his presence was unusual but insisting his status as a lifelong Republican “holds second place to my responsibility to my country.”