Highlights From Trump’s Town Hall With Fox News

The Republican presidential nominee fielded questions from host Sean Hannity and audience members in Pennsylvania, a key swing state in the Nov. 5 election. HARRISBURG, Pa.—Former President Donald Trump continued his courtship of voters in Pennsylvania, one of a handful of states that could decide the 2024 presidential election, with a wide-ranging town hall discussion

Attorney John Deaton to Face Elizabeth Warren After Winning Massachusetts GOP Primary

Deaton vowed to tackle the ongoing border crisis and soaring cost of living if he wins the Senate race. Attorney John Deaton will face off against incumbent Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) for a seat in the U.S. Senate in November after winning a three-way Republican primary in Massachusetts on Sept. 3. The Associated Press called

Harris Accepts Debate Rules for Sept. 10 Showdown With Trump, Including Strict Mic Controls

Earlier, a Harris campaign adviser voiced a preference for keeping the microphones of both candidates live throughout the debate. Vice President Kamala Harris has accepted the rules for the Sept. 10 presidential debate against former President Donald Trump, including the provision to mute microphones when it’s not a candidate’s turn to speak. ABC News announced

Trump Federal Election Case to Restart After Supreme Court Immunity Ruling

The timeline is unclear, with both parties disputing how the pretrial process should continue. Former President Donald Trump’s election interference case is expected to resume with a status conference on Sept. 5 after months of delay related to his appeal based on presidential immunity. Despite the Supreme Court issuing a landmark precedent in Trump v.

Harris Breaks From Biden in Plan to Impose Lower Capital Gains Tax Hike

The suggested 28 percent rate is a reduction from the 44.6 percent proposed by Biden, although it still amounts to a tax increase for high income taxpayers. WASHINGTON—Vice President Kamala Harris on Sept. 4 proposed a new tax rate on capital gains at 28 percent, which is higher than the existing level but lower than

RFK Jr. Sues to Remove Himself From Wisconsin Presidential Ballot

The lawsuit alleges that the state’s withdrawal deadlines unfairly favor major party candidates. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is suing to remove himself from the Wisconsin presidential ballot after the battleground state’s election commission voted to keep him on it. In the lawsuit, filed Sept. 3 in Dane County Circuit Court, attorneys for Kennedy accused the