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The Latest: Trump heads to Maryland in effort to tout factory investments amid economic fears
President Donald Trump headed to Maryland to tout a $3.7 billion investment by Anduril in nuclear-powered submarines
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The Latest: Trump agrees to have his super PAC, not taxpayers, pay for his ads
President Donald Trump has responded to a major backlash over taxpayer-funded advertisements glorifying himself
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Rolling Stone
California Leaders Erupt After Trump Suggests Letting Iran ‘Take Out’ Cities
The president mused about the obliteration of Los Angeles and San Diego at a rally in Nebraska on Monday
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White House aide: Trump did not call for attacks on US cities but explained how he's preventing them
The White House is clarifying Donald Trump’s comments at a Monday night rally, explaining that the president was not insinuating that he wanted Iran to attack U.S. cities but instead wants to prevent Tehran from having that capability
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Rolling Stone
Jack White Slams Trump’s Comment That Iran ‘Take Out’ L.A., San Diego: ‘Worst American of All Time’
The president garnered fierce backlash from California leaders following his comments at a rally in Nebraska
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USA Today
Trump takes extraordinary steps to target midterms, alarming critics
Trump's election moves include a redistricting push, seeking to restrict voting and floating a $5,000 payment to every American adult if the GOP wins.
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USA Today
Trump says he 'looks forward to signing' $5,000 checks
Trump recently reiterated his promise to pay every adult American $5,000 if Republicans keep control of the House and Senate after midterm elections.
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Asheville Citizen-Times
Trump doubles down on $5,000 checks if Republicans win midterms
President Donald Trump doubled down on his claim in a Truth Social video on $5,000 checks if Republicans win midterms.
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Reuters
California officials blast Trump's comment to let Iran 'take out' Los Angeles and San Diego
By Steve Gorman LOS ANGELES, Oct 5 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump suggested to a crowd of his supporters in Nebraska that Iran could "take out" a major US city like Los Angeles or San Diego, drawing a swift rebuke from California's Democratic leaders and some fellow Republicans.
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USA Today
Trump claims of foreign meddling stir fears of federal election intervention
Democrats worry the president will intervene in the midterm elections by claiming foreign interference. Here's what they're doing to stop him.
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Palm Springs Desert Sun
Newsom orders threat monitoring over Trump's Iran remarks
Newsom ordered threat monitoring after Trump drew criticism for remarks suggesting Iran could "take out" U.S. cities, including Los Angeles and San Diego.
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USA Today
Trump hits new polling lows as Election Day looms
New polls show Trump near career-low approval ratings as Democrats gain confidence and Republicans eye a difficult November.
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