Trump News for Thursday, September 5, 2024

This summary presents recent key developments in US domestic news, including statements from Donald Trump on colleges, a new student debt relief blockage, allegations against the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, Hunter Biden’s tax case plea, details about the Georgia school shooting, Trump's new economic proposals, and updates on the U.S. Open tennis semi-finals.

Newsweek examined the presidential candidates' positions on lowering costs for American families.

Donald Trump wasn't in the room Thursday at the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) in the swing state's Sin City, but he still had the crowd of hundreds on their feet cheering on his pro-Israel message.

"Child care is child care," the 2024 GOP nominee said. "It's, couldn’t, you know, there’s something, you have to have it — in this country, you have to have it."

CNN host Sara Sidner sparred with Rep. Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.) over former President Trump’s plan to increase tariffs and Vice President Harris’s plan to raise the corporate tax rate in an interview on Thursday.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stated that U.S. universities must end alleged antisemitic propaganda or face loss of accreditation and federal support if he is elected. Speaking to Jewish donors, he also outlined policies on Israel, Middle Eastern refugees, and the Abraham Accords, while criticizing Vice President Kamala Harris.

Canberra is focused on what a second Trump presidency could mean for Aukus – its deal to acquire nuclear-powered submarines

Three judges of the 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals are scheduled to hear arguments on Friday in the appeal.

The scale, ambition and impact of the proposals in Project 2025 give an idea of what a second Trump presidency might look like

The decision comes after Mr Trump spent the day in court fighting to overturn a verdict finding him liable for sexual abuse and defamation.

When members of the Walz family oppose Tim Walz's candidacy while publicly supporting Donald Trump, there's zero media interest in putting any of them on camera to give them the Mary Trump treatment.

In Las Vegas summit speech, Republican candidate paints potential Harris presidency in cataclysmic terms for Israel

Welcome to The Hill’s Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story  US indicts Trump 2016 campaign adviser in Russian crackdown The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced indictments against a former Trump campaign adviser and his wife along with several Russian hackers as the U.S. targets Moscow. ©…

A U.S. judge has accused Donald Trump’s lawyers of attempting to delay the release of potentially incriminating evidence related to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. This decision comes ahead of the November 5 election, while the trial is expected to not commence before the election. The contentious case involves four criminal charges against Trump, who has pleaded not guilty.

After plenty of haggling, the Donald Trump and Kamala Harris camps have agreed to some rules for the first presidential debate. But neither side is entirely happy.

Democrats and Republicans are engaged in a sprawling legal fight over how the 2024 election will be run, a series of court disputes that could even run past Election Day if the outcome is close.

The video introducing Tenet Media hit many common conservative tropes: Mainstream media couldn’t be trusted.

Donald Trump, a Republican presidential candidate, presented his economic vision, proposing a sovereign wealth fund for infrastructure, reduced corporate tax rates for domestic producers, tax exemption on tips, an efficiency panel led by Elon Musk, energy emergency measures, a ban on mortgages for undocumented migrants, and affordable housing initiatives.

A federal judge confirmed Thursday that former President Donald Trump's trial on charges related to his bid to overturn the 2020 election result will not take place until after voters go to the polls Nov. 5

Trump's legal team argues that a recent Supreme Court decision means Trump should be immune from prosecution.

Experts who spoke with Newsweek questioned if Trump's legacy in the GOP could continue beyond a November defeat.

Tim Walz family for Trump photo is real. The photo features distant cousins of the Minnesota governor.

Tanya Chutkan imposed a string of court deadlines on Donald Trump that will occur throughout the next two months, renewing the focus on his election charges.

Jason Aldean on gender-affirming care for transgender underage youth and Trump in a new interview. Watch the interview and see what he said.

Donald Trump has warned that U.S. universities could lose their accreditation and federal support if they perpetuate what he terms 'antisemitic propaganda.' He spoke to over 1,000 Republican Jewish Coalition donors, addressing the issues of Israel-related protests on campuses and his potential Middle Eastern policies for a second term.