Trump said he would raise tariffs on China-made goods to 150–200 to dissuade Xi from besieging Taiwan. Former president Donald Trump said he “wouldn’t have to” use military force against a China blockade of Taiwan because Chinese communist leader Xi Jinping respects him and “knows I’m [expletive] crazy.” Trump told the Wall Street Journal editorial
Former President Donald Trump attended the Oct. 20 primetime game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Jets. The Steelers announced the appearance of the 45th president and 2024 GOP presidential nominee on Oct. 19 and that security measures would be in place, though the NFL team did not specify what those would be. “With
The governor of Pennsylvania said law enforcement should ’take a look at’ Musk’s offer. Tesla owner Elon Musk said he would offer $1 million per day to registered voters who sign a petition and delivered a check for the prize money on Saturday to a person who signed up in Pennsylvania. Musk gave an oversized
‘It’s not the experience I’m having,’ she said. Vice President Kamala Harris on Sunday dismissed a poll that suggests she has diminishing support among voting men, saying that her personal experience is different from what surveys say. A poll from NBC released last week showed that former President Donald Trump has a 16-point lead over
Trump manned a fry station at the fast food chain as Harris spoke about being a good Samaritan on her 60th birthday. Former President Donald Trump on Oct. 20 served food at a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania, a key state in the 2024 election. Over in Georgia, another swing state, Vice President Kamala Harris visited two
Campaign spokesperson Karoline Leavitt says such reports are ‘unequivocally false.’ Members of former President Donald Trump’s campaign and the former president himself pushed back on claims that Trump is “exhausted” in multiple reports last week that cited anonymous sources. “I’ve gone 48 days now without a rest,” Trump told reporters. “Tell me when you’ve seen
Foreign adversaries still might promote ‘false or misleading narratives,’ the bulletin says. The FBI and a federal agency dedicated to cybersecurity issued a warning on Oct. 18 about efforts by foreign actors trying to “spread disinformation” regarding the upcoming Nov. 5 election—with just over two weeks ago before the contest. The FBI and the U.S.