Alyssa Vega

Former president Donald Trump kept up his personal attacks on Vice President Kamala Harris at a weekend rally in Wisconsin, calling her “mentally impaired.”

“We cannot let the bad guys win,” Ohio Governor Mike DeWine said Monday about the decision to have state police conduct daily sweeps of schools in Springfield, Ohio.

Donald Trump seems to be falling back into an old pattern, using music in his campaign videos and rallies from artists who haven’t given their consent.

H.R. McMaster memoir highlights: ‘I cannot understand Putin’s hold on Trump’

At the National Association of Black Journalists Convention, Donald Trump falsely accused Kamala Harris of having “happened to turn Black” only a few years ago, claiming that “all of a sudden, she made a turn” in her identity.

The article details various incidents, including allegations of sexual assault by a babysitter, a photograph showing him posing with a dog carcass, and reports of him sharing photos of nude women.

“If delay prevents this Trump case from being tried this year, the public may never hear critical and historic evidence developed before the grand jury, and our system may never hold the man most responsible for Jan. 6 to account,” Cheney wrote.

Former president Trump said abortion policies should be left to the states, avoiding a position on any national limit at which the procedure should be banned.

Medication abortions in the US have risen substantially in recent years, even amid bans in more than a dozen states, underscoring the stakes of a Supreme Court case that could restrict access to a widely used abortion medication.

“They discovered that their extremist agenda is wildly unpopular,” Senator Elizabeth Warren said of ongoing Republican efforts to raise questions about mifepristone’s safety approval by the FDA, despite medication abortion being determined safe.