Donald Trump claims ‘107%’ of new jobs are being taken by ‘illegal immigrants’
Donald Trump has wildly claimed that “107 percent” of new jobs have been taken by illegal immigrants.
Political news from state Wisconsin
Trump Mocks Harris’s Interview, Claiming She ‘Rambled Incoherently’
Even before Vice President Kamala Harris’s interview with CNN aired on Thursday night, former President Donald J. Trump began attacking it.
Trump Says He's Not Weird, Then Gets Extra Weird About It
One Democratic line of attack seems to be getting under Donald Trump’s skin as the former president yet again denied that he’s weird.
Trump Makes A 'Horrible' Word Salad Out Of Bacon And ... Wind Power?
Donald Trump said it’s “a little bit true” that people are going to vote with their stomach before vomiting up a head-spinning argument tying the cost of bacon to the cost of wind power at a Wisconsin town hall-style event on Thursday.
Trump Floats Coverage Mandate for I.V.F. Treatment
The week after Democrats spent much of their national convention attacking him over his position on abortion rights and reproductive health, former President Donald J. Trump said on Thursday that he would require insurance companies or the federal government to pay for all costs associated with in vitro fertilization treatments if he is elected in November.
Trump admits he had no idea he was doing town hall with Tulsi Gabbard - while on stage with her
Donald Trump admitted he had no idea he would be taking part in a Wisconsin town hall event with Tulsi Gabbard as he stood on stage with the former Democrat.
Harris bats away Trump’s ‘turning Black’ remark in CNN interview, gives ‘TMI’ on Biden exiting race - live
Kamala Harris has pledged to appoint a Republican to her Cabinet, if elected president, and brushed off Donald Trump’s offensive remarks about her biracial identity, during her first interview since becoming the Democratic candidate.
JD Vance urges billionaire Peter Thiel to back Trump campaign: 'Get off the sidelines'
Donald Trump's presidential running mate JD Vance is urging Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel to "get off the sidelines" and financially support the Republican ticket, Vance told the Financial Times. Vance, in an interview in the key swing state of Wisconsin, told the outlet that he will keep trying to push Thiel, his former boss, to ditch his decision to stay out of the 2024 presidential race. "I'm going to keep on talking to Peter and persuading him that — you know he's obviously been exhausted by politics a little bit — but he's going to be really exhausted by politics if we lose and if Kamala Harris is president," the U.S. senator from Ohio told the FT. "He