Trump Asserts U.S. ‘In No Hurry’ to Resume Strikes on Iran During Halloween Event
Trump said he was not rushing a decision on Iran as hundreds of guests, including Wall Street figures, attended the Halloween party.
- 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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The walls and tables were covered in cheetah and zebra prints. The women wore scale-embroidered leotards and ornate headdresses. One couple sauntered among the guests in brightly colored jungle-feathered costumes. Then, U.S. President Donald Trump appeared.
US President Trump said he was "not in a hurry" to decide whether to restart the war with Iran. Meanwhile, it was claimed that Qatari mediators had traveled to Iran to discuss a possible US-Iran agreement with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, and that the talks were focusing on a version of the draft agreement that has been negotiated for eight days.
Caviar, Caged Zebra: Trump’s Halloween Bash For ‘Rich’ Pals
Caviar and a caged zebra: inside Trump’s Halloween bash for his ‘rich friends.’ From the live animals to the tacky costumes to the presence of Mike Johnson, Trump’s pre-midterms Mar-a-Lago bacchanal was truly wild.
Trump signals possible farewell to his infamous rallies
President Donald Trump’s iconic rally era may be coming to an end. For more than a decade, Trump and rallies have been synonymous. But as midterms arrive, his recent comment has many wondering if he’s hanging up his rally speeches. ”I’m closing it down tonight,” Trump said Sunday as he opened his final rally in Salina, Kansas. “This is it.” Trump has been busy on the campaign trail, doing what he can to change the tide as polls are not in his fa…
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