Donald Trump is set to appear at rallies in Iowa and Kansas to support Republican Senate candidates just two days before the midterm elections. He had initially canceled these in-person events but changed his mind on Friday. In Michigan, Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed has requested that congresswoman Haley Stevens not attend his campaign events. Additionally, a judge dismissed Trump's lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal regarding its reporting on his alleged letter to Jeffrey Epstein.
Key facts
- Trump will campaign in Iowa and Kansas two days before the midterm elections.
- He reversed his decision to cancel in-person rallies in favor of tele-rallies.
- Abdul El-Sayed requested Haley Stevens not to attend his campaign events.
- A judge dismissed Trump's lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal with prejudice.
- The legal challenge was related to reporting on Trump's letter to Jeffrey Epstein.
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