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250 healthcare professionals  urge Trump to release his medical records to gauge 'acuity'

Hundreds of healthcare professionals are calling for former President Donald Trump to release his medical information, as Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden have done

Trump has never been one to reveal his private information, whether it be his taxes or his medical information. Even in the 2016 election, Trump obtained a letter from his long-haired personal physician that generated more laughs than it did assurance in his practice.

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'They're eating the dogs': Poodle running for attorney general interviewed at Trump rally

A host of Right Side Broadcasting Network interviewed a poodle named Ginger, an apparent candidate for Pennsylvania attorney general, at a rally for Donald Trump on Monday.

While speaking to Trump supporters at the rally in Oaks, host Paul Ingrassia met a woman who said her dog was running to become the state's top prosecutor.

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University town becomes latest stiffed by Trump over campaign rally fees: report

Former President Donald Trump has yet again skipped the bill for a campaign rally, leaving the town that hosted it to foot the cost — this time the college town of St. Cloud, Minnesota.

According to the Minnesota Star Tribune, an invoice sent to the Trump campaign on September 10 "breaks down the costs borne by the city that went above and beyond typical services: about $63,000 for police costs, $62,000 for costs related to a change in a construction project near campus, $60,500 for public services, $21,000 for Fire Department costs and about $2,000 for IT-related costs."

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‘Got to sometimes scare’: NY Times finds many Trump voters don't believe a word he says

Donald Trump voters who spoke to the New York Times during a Detroit MAGA rally last week told a reporter they were voting for the former president because they didn’t believe his threats.

The Times' reporter listed several ominous promises the GOP presidential nominee has made over and over again, including mass deportations of immigrants, a vow to be a dictator on “day one,” and weaponizing the Department of Justice against his enemies.

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'Quite odd': Concern raised over Trump's GoFundMe hurricane campaign

Donald Trump's campaign has set up a fundraising page for hurricane relief, but it's not clear where the money is actually going.

The Republican nominee's campaign created the fundraising campaign billed “as an official response for MAGA supporters to offer their financial assistance to their fellow Americans impacted by Hurricane Helene,” reported The New Republic. The page lists charities it says would receive the MAGA funds.

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'People would kill for him': Anti-MAGA voters describe life in America's Trumpiest county

More than 90 percent of voters in Brantley County, Georgia, backed Donald Trump in 2020, making it the most reliably pro-Trump county in the six battleground states — and likely the country, CNN reported Monday.

But that's not to say there aren't some holdouts who refuse to vote for the Republican nominee. They spoke to CNN during a visit to report on the staunchly conservative county in southeast Georgia.

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Trump's 'enemy from within' talk takes disturbing new turn

Donald Trump has long openly admired the world's dictators and three weeks before the US presidential election he's taking a page from the authoritarian playbook with escalating threats against the "enemy from within."

One of Trump's hallmarks as president was his constant use of the phrase "enemy of the people" to describe the media -- or at least the media which didn't paint him in a good light.

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'No stipulations': Fox News anchor says Kamala Harris offered 'wide open' interview

Fox News anchor Bret Baier revealed Monday there would be "no stipulations" in his upcoming interview with Vice President Kamala Harris.

During a Monday appearance on Fox News, Baier acknowledged a controversy surrounding an interview with Harris that was allegedly edited by CBS News.

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'Refuse to admit it': Ex-White House aide describes what led her to turn back on Trump

Former White House deputy press secretary Sarah Matthews is one of a collection of young women who worked for Donald Trump during his first term who are now sounding the alarm against him.

Speaking to MSNBC on Monday, Matthews said she's joining with other Republicans like Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) in campaigning for Vice President Kamala Harris because she's fully aware of the dangers another Trump presidency poses.

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'Inappropriate and unprofessional': Georgia election board chair turns on GOP colleagues

An election official appointed by a powerful swing state Republican has condemned his colleagues for exploiting their power to support former President Donald Trump, according to a new exclusive report.

Georgia State Election Board chair John Fervier, an appointee of Gov. Brian Kemp, told the Atlantia Journal-Constitution Monday he does not support the election rule changes that received Trump's praise.

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‘Is he OK?’ Trump’s dark of night rage posting backfires

After a weekend of speeches dehumanizing immigrants and threatening to use the U.S. military on Americans who oppose him, Donald Trump in a 1 AM dead of night post lashed out at his Democratic presidential opponent in what some are saying was projection.

"I believe it is very important that Kamala Harris pass a test on Cognitive Stamina and Agility," Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform at 1:12 AM. "Her actions have led many to believe that there could be something very wrong with her. Even 60 Minutes and CBS, in order to protect Lyin’ Kamala, illegally and unscrupulously replaced an answer she had given, which was totally 'bonkers,' with another answer that had nothing to do with the question asked. Also, she is slow and lethargic in answering even the easiest of questions. We just went through almost four years of that, we shouldn’t have to do it again!"

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'Death of all logic': Ex-FBI official mocks Trump's latest Jan. 6 legal filing

Former FBI deputy director Andy McCabe called one of Donald Trump's legal filings the equivalent of a 5-year-old putting their fingers in their ears and refusing to listen.

Speaking on his weekly "Jack" podcast with legal analyst Allison Gill, McCabe ridiculed the former president for filings in his federal election interference case, including a recent motion to dismiss the case.

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'A bizarre thing to say': J.D. Vance mocked over call to 'conquer' distant stars

Republican vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance was mocked on Monday after he called for the United States to "conquer" distant stars.

Following a successful test of SpaceX's Starship, Vance took to X to praise billionaire owner Elon Musk, who has endorsed Donald Trump's Republican presidential ticket.

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