Trump News for Thursday, August 29, 2024

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has authorized additional military support for the Secret Service to safeguard presidential and vice presidential candidates for the upcoming election. This move follows an attempted assassination on Republican candidate Donald Trump, leading to strengthened protective measures.

Kamala Harris defends her policy shifts toward the center and speaks on potential Republican cabinet inclusion if elected. Concurrently, new FDA regulations mandate under-30s show photo IDs for tobacco purchases. The U.S. Justice Department criticizes FBI's handling of child sexual abuse cases. Donald Trump promises government-funded IVF treatments if elected.

Democrat Kamala Harris has taken a lead over Republican Donald Trump in a Reuters/Ipsos poll with a 4-point advantage. The poll reflects Harris’s growing support among women and Hispanic voters. The presidential race has seen a significant shift following Joe Biden's exit, as Harris gains momentum in crucial swing states.

Democratic nominee touts policy plans to crowd in swing state where polls show she and Trump are nearly tied

Former President Donald Trump has arrived at La Crosse Regional Airport ahead of a town hall event at the La Crosse Center this evening.

ABBA has asked Donald Trump to stop using their music at campaign rallies, but his campaign team says it has permission to do so.

A spokesman for the Trump campaign described the film as ‘election interference by Hollywood elites right before November’.

If the case is moved to federal court, Mr Trump’s lawyers said they will then seek to have the verdict overturned and the case dismissed.

Tá Kamala Harris ceithre phointe céatadáin chun cinn ar Donald Trump i dtoghchán uachtaránachta na Stát Aontaithe, más fíor don phobalbhreith is deireanaí ó Reuters/Ipsos.

The Swedish group have demanded that the campaign immediately remove videos circulating online.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump announced a proposal to have the government or insurance companies pay for IVF treatments if he is elected. This move appears aimed at regaining support from women voters, amid recent poll struggles. Trump's proposal has sparked debate on women's reproductive rights and insurance coverage.

Former President Donald Trump has declared that if he wins a second term, IVF treatment will be made free. However, he did not provide details on funding or logistics. This announcement comes in the wake of criticism for his role in the Roe v Wade reversal. Trump's campaign focuses on family policies while navigating controversies over his fluctuating abortion stance.

Donald Trump said Thursday he will implement a policy as president that would pay for in vitro fertilization treatments, without specifying how the treatments would be paid for.

Trump says ‘we want more babies, to put it nicely’ in announcing IVF coverage plan

The former president has scrambled to present a softer edge on abortion as he slips in the polls.

The former president suggested one option could be mandating insurance companies to cover IVF services.

Trump campaign says it can play ABBA’s music because of blanket license from the performing rights organizations

Former President Donald Trump announced his administration would pay for IVF treatment if he is reelected to a second term in the White House.

Swedish supergroup ABBA has asked Donald Trump to stop using their music at campaign rallies, but the Republican presidential nominee's campaign says it has permission.

"Your government will pay for or your insurance company will be mandated to pay for all costs associated with IVF treatment," he said.

The reposted comment, originally shared by another user, included photos of Harris and Hillary Clinton with the caption: “Funny how blowjobs impacted both their careers differently…”

The request comes after an Arlington National Cemetery employee received backlash for attempting to stop Trump's campaign team from filming and taking photos of the area.

During the upcoming rally in Johnstown, Trump is expected to address a wide array of issues, with a strong focus on energy policy and fracking.

Vice President Kamala Harris told CNN, when asked about her changing policy positions, that her "values have not changed."