“The Republicans who are demonstrating their loyalty to Donald want something as a result if, God forbid, Trump ends up winning the election,” Cohen told Psaki. “But there are also a lot of Republicans who don’t want the same thing, that they don’t want to just push this thing into the past. They want to see unity in the United States and begin to eliminate the chaos and divisions so that we can all work together for mutual benefit.”

Gustaf Kilander has the story.

Weeks after making it clear that she is fully capable of defending her home against intruders, Vice President Kamala Harris has provided more information about exactly what weapon a would-be burglar would expect to use if they were stupid enough to enter her home to break in.

In an interview that aired Monday evening, the vice president said 60 minutes According to correspondent Bill Whitaker, she owns a pistol made by Glock, the Austrian gun manufacturer whose polymer-framed, striker-fired semi-automatic handguns are popular with law enforcement agencies in the United States and beyond.”

When asked if she had ever used it, she replied: “Of course I have. At a shooting range. Yes, of course I do.”

Whitaker told Harris that she surprised many people who watched her sit down with Oprah Winfrey after she admitted unprompted, “If anyone breaks into my house, they’ll get shot!”

Andrew Feinberg has the story.

“Raw milk is good for the body. Make America healthy again!” Greene posted a picture of a mason jar filled with the liquid on the social media platform on Sunday.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states on its website that “pasteurization is critical to milk safety because it kills harmful germs that can cause disease” and that “consumption of raw milk can lead to serious health risks, especially for certain vulnerable populations.”

The Georgia Supreme Court on Monday reversed a ruling striking down the state’s near-existing abortion ban while it considers the state’s appeal.

The Supreme Court’s order came a week after a judge ruled that Georgia unconstitutionally bans abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy, often before women even realize they are pregnant. Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney ruled Sept. 30 that privacy rights under the Georgia state constitution include the right to make personal health decisions.

The state Supreme Court put McBurney’s ruling on hold at the request of Republican Attorney General Chris Carr, whose office is appealing the judge’s decision.

Vice presidential candidate Tim Walz faced challenging questions 60 minutes about whether he could be trusted after the governor of Minnesota falsely claimed he was in Hong Kong during the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre.

During the vice presidential debate, Walz dismissed the mistake as a “knucklehead” moment but said his overall record and intentions deserve trust.

To 60 minutes, Walz took the argument a step further, describing himself as a good-natured person who occasionally gets carried away, and contrasted himself with Donald Trump, whom he described as a serial liar.

“People know who I am,” Walz said. “I think they know the difference between someone who expresses their feelings, tells a story, gets a date wrong, and a pathological liar like Donald Trump.”

“I will admit that I’m a jerk sometimes,” he continued. “The people closest to me know that I keep my word.”

Find out more about Walz’s China slip-up here.

Donald Trump has joined scores of world leaders around the world mourning the victims of the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7.

At the same time, he used events in New York and Florida as quasi-campaign stops, promoting his own re-election efforts while remembering the more than 1,200 people killed in the invasion.

At an event at his Doral golf club, Trump said, to put it bluntly: Election Day in the United States this year will be the most important day in Israel’s history.

The former president argued at the event that he would root out anti-Semitism and protect Israel through strong U.S. support, pausing to thank campaign donors and political allies.

The memorial featured portraits of those killed and missing in the war, as well as Trump campaign signs and signature songs like “YMCA,” which played over the public address system as the former president left the stage.

Read more about Trump’s unique vision of his place in US-Israeli politics.

The statement came during an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, who asked whether the war-torn Gaza Strip could be rebuilt into a Monaco-like seaside resort.

“It could be better than Monaco,” Trump said. “It has the best location in the Middle East, the best water, the best of everything. It’s the best, I’ve been saying that for years. You know when – I’ve been there and it’s hard. It’s a tough time, before, you know, before all the attacks and before the back and forth that’s happened in the last few years.”

A helper later told the story Just that Trump was telling the truth because Gaza is “in Israel,” which is false.

Donald Trump is speaking at a memorial/campaign event in Florida marking the one-year anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel, which killed more than 1,200 people and took scores more hostage.

“October 7 was not only the deadliest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust,” Trump said. “It wasn’t just the worst terrorist attack since September 11th. It was an attack on humanity itself. It was a hideous, unbelievable cruelty. It was a shocking cruelty. It was a demonic joy.”

“It seemed as if the gates of hell had burst open and unleashed their terrors on the world,” Trump added.

Check out his full remarks below.

Donald Trump appeared at several events today marking the one-year anniversary of Hamas’ October 7 attack on Israel, including tonight at his golf club in Doral, Florida.