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Trump Asserts U.S. ‘In No Hurry’ to Resume Strikes on Iran During Halloween Event
Trump said he is not rushing a decision on Iran as hundreds of guests attended his Halloween party, including prominent Wall Street figures.
- On Friday, Oct. 30, President Donald Trump held a rally at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, Florida, mobilizing supporters for Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds and Senate candidate Ashley Moody ahead of Tuesday's midterm election.
- Trump has campaigned in at least 16 states since September to energize Republican voters, with Florida representing a critical battleground where control of the governor's mansion and U.S. Senate seat remains highly competitive.
- Demonstrators interrupted Trump's speech at least three times, prompting him to shout, "Shut up!" and accuse hecklers of being "paid" by political opponents—a recurring pattern at his recent rallies.
- Donalds and Moody urged supporters to vote Tuesday to maintain Republican control, while Democratic opponents continued their own final outreach to undecided voters in this competitive midterm race.
- National polls show tight races for House and Senate control, with experts warning that divided government remains possible if Republicans fail to secure majorities in either chamber on Election Day.
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‘I came as Donald Trump’: US President keeps Halloween costume simple at Mar-a-Lago party
US President Donald Trump joked that he had come dressed as himself for Halloween at his Mar-a-Lago estate, while Melania Trump's outfit and children's Russian-themed costumes at the White House celebration also drew attention
·Mumbai, India
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Just before the end of the hot campaign for the Midterms Donald Trump visits Florida. It's a home game for the president, which flatters him but will hardly help.
·Berlin, Germany
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