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Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suspended his presidential campaign and endorsed Donald Trump. This decision follows a significant drop in his poll numbers and aims to consolidate support against Democratic nominee Kamala Harris ahead of the November election.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suspended his presidential campaign and endorsed Donald Trump, igniting controversy within the Kennedy family. His brother, Max Kennedy, condemned the endorsement as a betrayal of their family's values, while Trump praised RFK Jr. for his campaign efforts and promised to investigate presidential assassinations if elected.
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Donald Trump has appointed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard to his presidential transition team after their endorsements. Kennedy, who suspended his independent campaign, aims to influence Trump's potential second term, while Gabbard's shift from the Democratic Party aligns her with Trump's base. This move reflects Trump's strategy to broaden his coalition.
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Former President Donald Trump's campaign faces backlash following an incident at Arlington National Cemetery where staff allegedly clashed with officials over unauthorized filming. The altercation occurred during a wreath-laying ceremony for fallen service members, raising questions about the appropriateness of political activities at the site.
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A recent assassination attempt against Donald Trump has raised concerns as he prepares for a pivotal debate against Kamala Harris. The incident marks the second threat to Trump's life in two months, prompting discussions on political safety and the implications for the upcoming election.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. revealed he is under federal investigation for allegedly collecting a whale specimen two decades ago. This disclosure occurred during a campaign event for Donald Trump in Arizona, where he suggested the inquiry is politically motivated. The investigation follows resurfaced anecdotes about his past actions involving dead animals.
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Following a recent assassination attempt against Donald Trump, political figures are debating the impact of inflammatory rhetoric. Trump claims that such language from Democrats incites violence, while others call for a reduction in divisive speech. The situation raises concerns about the safety of political discourse in the U.S.