Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania judge found the tech billionaire’s sweepstakes can continue just a day before it was scheduled to end.
The former president turned a town hall into a concert in Pennsylvania, dancing and singing along to "real beauties" on stage for nearly 40 minutes.
The former president's return to the site of the first attempt on his life had spiritual — and, of course, political — undertones.
The news comes as the former president is set to return to the site of his July assassination attempt.
"This sounds desperate," one commenter wrote of Trump's town hall remark.
“When the doctor said ‘is that an earthquake?’ I still thought ... he was just trying to lighten the mood,” Justin Allen told HuffPost.
The former president ranted about taking names of historical figures off schools as he warned about Democrats winning in November.
The Democratic senator said people should "respect Trump’s strength" in Pennsylvania, citing his continued popularity in the battleground state.
The court without comment refused to call into question the the certification process in battleground state.
A federal judge described the president's legal claim as a "Frankenstein's Monster".