- President Donald Trump reversed a decision to cancel midterm rallies in Kansas and Iowa following public questioning regarding his health, sources told CNN and the Associated Press, citing a White House official.
- The initial cancellations had replaced the live events with 19 telerallies organized by the Republican National Committee across several states.
- Trump reacted angrily to a Reuters reporter who asked if health issues prompted the schedule changes, stating that he felt perfect.
- The president is scheduled to hold an in-person rally in Daytona Beach, Florida, as Republicans prepare for a potentially difficult Election Day.
- Critics and commentators previously speculated that the rally cancellations were driven by low crowd turnout or Trump's visibly strained voice after weeks of campaigning.
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