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House Majority Leader Steve Scalise launches an August campaign sprint centered on Nebraska's purple 2nd District to defend Don Bacon's seat, part of a broader GOP drive to back incumbents and flip districts, with stops planned across several states; the piece also covers Trump pressuring Cornyn over Todd Blanche's nomination, Senate stopgap funding plans, and Teixeira-led campaign stops.
With a five-week recess ahead, House Republicans confront waning public concern about the Iran war, internal party tensions, and a push to showcase policy wins as Democrats frame affordability and accountability ahead of the midterms, all while Senate action on funding and the GOP budget blueprint creates a rocky path for their messaging.
Barack Obama sharply criticized Donald Trump and his billionaire allies during campaign events in Virginia and New Jersey, condemning their impact on democracy, economic power concentration, and political integrity, while rallying support for Democratic candidates and progressive causes.
JD Vance discussed his emotional reactions during the 2024 presidential campaign, his relationship with his wife, and his readiness to potentially run for president in 2028, emphasizing his focus on current responsibilities and confidence in Trump's health.
CNN's Kasie Hunt highlights the contrasting tones of former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris during their final day on the campaign trail. The report underscores the differences in their messaging and approach as they concluded their election efforts.
In the final days of the 2024 election campaign, President Joe Biden is focusing on supporting Vice President Kamala Harris, who has taken the lead in the Democratic race. Biden, who stepped aside three months ago, is campaigning in Pennsylvania, emphasizing his administration's achievements and urging support for Harris. Despite his diminished role and recent gaffes, Biden remains committed to the Democratic cause, while Harris is actively campaigning across swing states. The election is seen as a pivotal moment for the future of Democratic leadership and Biden's legacy.
President Joe Biden is emphasizing economic populism during a three-day swing through Pennsylvania, contrasting his "kitchen table" outlook with Donald Trump's "Mar-a-Lago vision." Biden's tax plans include increases on the wealthy and big corporations to fund various initiatives. Meanwhile, Trump is in a New York courtroom for his criminal trial. Biden's campaign is investing heavily in Pennsylvania, with a focus on driving turnout in Philadelphia, as recent polling shows a close contest between Biden and Trump.
President Biden kicks off three days of campaigning in Pennsylvania, starting in Scranton, while his 2024 opponent, Donald Trump, is in a New York City courtroom for a hush money trial. Biden plans to use his childhood hometown as a backdrop to pitch his new tax plan, emphasizing the importance of Pennsylvania in his path to the White House. Meanwhile, Trump faces 34 felony counts and has been ordered to attend the trial, with jury selection ongoing and concerns about fair proceedings.
President Biden criticized Donald Trump's tax policies during a campaign stop in Scranton, Pennsylvania, emphasizing the need for the wealthy to pay their "fair share" and contrasting his modest upbringing with Trump's wealth and inheritance. Biden's visit coincided with Trump's ongoing criminal trial in New York and comes as Biden aims to win back white working-class voters. He has proposed reversing the corporate tax rate cut from 21% to 28% and increasing taxes on the wealthiest Americans, while Trump's camp advocates for more tax cuts. Pennsylvania, a key battleground state, remains a focal point for both parties in the upcoming election.
Former President Donald Trump is set to face civil fraud charges in a Manhattan court, denouncing the case as a partisan conspiracy to derail his campaign for the White House. Trump, who is required to attend the trial in person, has used the court appearances as opportunities to fundraise and rally his base, but recent filings show a weakening in GOP support. As he competes for the Republican presidential nomination, Trump plans to balance his court obligations with campaign events, while polls suggest that a conviction could impact voter attitudes in key swing states.
Former President Donald Trump's hush money trial begins in New York, requiring his presence in court on weekdays, limiting his campaign appearances to Wednesdays and weekends. Trump's team plans to balance courtroom obligations with campaign events, utilizing news coverage and social media to maintain visibility. Concerns about potential jury bias in Democratic-leaning Manhattan have been raised, with both sides emphasizing the importance of jury selection. Trump's trial schedule will impact his campaign activities, prompting a juggling act between legal proceedings and political engagements.
Former President Donald Trump made a surprise visit to an Atlanta Chick-fil-A, where he chatted with staff, treated customers to chicken and milkshakes, and praised the franchise's owner. He is expected to raise around $15 million at fundraisers in Atlanta and Orlando, meeting with prominent MAGA supporters and business figures.
Former President Donald Trump made a surprise stop at a Chick-fil-A in Atlanta, where he handed out fast food and ordered lunch for customers ahead of a fundraising luncheon. Trump, known for his love of McDonald's, called Chick-fil-A "the Lord's chicken" and praised the franchise's owner. Despite his stop at Chick-fil-A, Trump's love for McDonald's is well known, with his favorite items being a Big Mac, Filet-o-Fish, fries, and a vanilla shake. Last summer, he made headlines after failing to pick up a tab at a famous Cuban eatery in Miami.
Former President Donald Trump made a surprise appearance at the LIV Golf Miami tournament, showcasing his signature dance moves for cheering fans. Despite his wife Melania's disapproval of his dancing, Trump has been actively engaging with supporters on the campaign trail as he gears up for the presidential primaries, where he is expected to face off against President Joe Biden. Melania's increased presence alongside her husband has sparked speculation about their marriage, but there is no verifiable evidence to suggest that they are separating.
CNN's Randi Kaye reports on former first lady Melania Trump's absence from the campaign trail while her husband, Donald Trump, has been actively campaigning.