<p>US Presidential candidate Donald Trump said that he would vote against a ballot measure in Florida to protect abortion rights after facing criticism from Conservative supporters.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This comes a day after an NBC News interview where Trump was seen supporting the measure&nbsp;caused anti-abortion activists to oppose him critically.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The passing of ballot measure, Amendment 4, would allow women to get abortion up to about 24 weeks of pregnancy.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch |&nbsp;IOWA abortion ban comes into effect</strong></p>

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<p>Although, Trump on Friday, told Fox News that he still thinks Florida's ban on abortions after six weeks is too strict, he said that he would still vote "no" on a measure that would amend the state's constitution to protect abortion rights.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"You need more time than six weeks," Trump said. "I’ve disagreed with that right from the early primaries when I heard about it."</p>

<p>Meanwhile, the former president falsely alleged that the Democrats were in favor of women getting abortions at any point during a pregnancy, which he then used as his explanation for deciding to vote against the ballot measure in his home state Florida.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Kamala Harris reacts to Trump's statement</strong></h2>

<p>The Democratic candidate Kamala Harris responded to Trump's announcement of supporting Florida's abortion ban and said, “Donald Trump just made his position on abortion very clear: He will vote to uphold an abortion ban so extreme it applies before many women even know they are pregnant."</p>

<p>“I trust women to make their own health care decisions and believe the government should never come between a woman and her doctor,” she added.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/abortion-is-murder-and-republicans-in-texas-are-open-to-punishing-it-with-death-penalty-report-727256"><strong>Also read:&nbsp;'Abortion is murder,' and Republicans in Texas are open to punishing it with death penalty: Report</strong></a></p>

<p>Abortion has stayed a key issue in the upcoming 2024 US elections.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Harris's campaign, in response to Trump's comments, stressed that they would make abortion rights central to their election effort. Kevin Munoz, a campaign spokesperson said, "Kamala Harris is going to fight for your rights. Donald Trump will take them away.”</p>

<p>Earlier also, Trump has criticised Florida's six-week abortion ban. In September last year, he said Florida governor Ron DeSantis made a "terrible mistake" signing the ban into law.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;</em></p>


US Presidential candidate Donald Trump said that he would vote against a ballot measure in Florida to protect abortion rights after facing criticism from Conservative supporters.

US Presidential candidate Donald Trump said that he would vote against a ballot measure in Florida to protect abortion rights after facing criticism from Conservative supporters. This comes a day after an NBC News interview where Trump was seen supporting the measure caused anti-abortion activists to oppose him critically. The passing of ballot measure, Amendment 4, would allow women to get abortion up to about 24 weeks of pregnancy. Watch | IOWA abortion ban comes into effect × Although, Trump on Friday, told Fox News that he still thinks Florida's ban on abortions after six weeks is too strict, he said that he would still vote "no" on a measure that would amend the state's constitution to protect abortion rights. "You need more time than six weeks," Trump said. "I’ve disagreed with that right from the early primaries when I heard about it." Meanwhile, the former president falsely alleged that the Democrats were in favor of women getting abortions at any point during a pregnancy, which he then used as his explanation for deciding to vote against the ballot measure in his home state Florida. Kamala Harris reacts to Trump's statement The Democratic candidate Kamala Harris responded to Trump's announcement of supporting Florida's abortion ban and said, “Donald Trump just made his position on abortion very clear: He will vote to uphold an abortion ban so extreme it applies before many women even know they are pregnant." “I trust women to make their own health care decisions and believe the government should never come between a woman and her doctor,” she added. Also read: 'Abortion is murder,' and Republicans in Texas are open to punishing it with death penalty: Report Abortion has stayed a key issue in the upcoming 2024 US elections. Harris's campaign, in response to Trump's comments, stressed that they would make abortion rights central to their election effort. Kevin Munoz, a campaign spokesperson said, "Kamala Harris is going to fight for your rights. Donald Trump will take them away.” Earlier also, Trump has criticised Florida's six-week abortion ban. In September last year, he said Florida governor Ron DeSantis made a "terrible mistake" signing the ban into law. (With inputs from agencies)

Trump to vote against 6-week abortion ban after facing backlash from Conservatives

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<p>A joint operation by American and Iraqi forces killed 15 members of the Islamic State group in western Iraq, US Central Command (CENTCOM) said Friday (Aug 30).</p>

<p>The raid targeted Islamic State leaders and was carried out early Thursday morning, resulting "in the death of 15 ISIS operatives" with "no indication of civilian casualties," CENTCOM said on social media platform X.</p>

<p>It said the IS members were "armed with numerous weapons, grenades, and explosive 'suicide' belts," and that Iraqi forces were continuing "to further exploit the locations raided," only specifying that the operation occurred in "Western Iraq."</p>

<p>"ISIS remains a threat to the region, our allies, as well as our homeland. US CENTCOM alongside our coalition and Iraqi partners, will continue to aggressively pursue these terrorists," it added.</p>

<p>The operation comes as Baghdad and Washington have been engaged in months of talks over the presence of anti-jihadist coalition forces in Iraq.<br />
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<p>Despite Iraq's stated goal of a full withdrawal of the forces, no timeline has been made public.</p>

<p>The United States has some 2,500 troops in Iraq and 900 in Syria as part of the international coalition against the Islamic State group.</p>

<p>Coalition forces have been targeted dozens of times with drones and rocket fire in both Iraq and Syria, as violence related to the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza since early October has drawn in Iran-backed armed groups across the Middle East.</p>

<p>Last winter, the Islamic Resistance of Iraq, a loose alliance of Iran-backed groups, had claimed some 175 rocket and drone attacks against US troops in Iraq and Syria.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-carries-out-retaliatory-attacks-in-iraq-after-militants-target-military-base-leaving-three-injured-673548"><strong>Also read |&nbsp;US carries out retaliatory attacks in Iraq after militants target military base leaving three injured</strong></a></p>

<p>US forces have carried out multiple retaliatory strikes against these militant factions in both countries.</p>

<p>Thursday's raid also comes just under a week after US forces killed a senior leader of an Al-Qaeda-affiliated militant group in Syria.</p>

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A joint operation by American and Iraqi forces killed 15 members of the Islamic State group in western Iraq, US Central Command (CENTCOM) said Friday (Aug 30). The raid targeted Islamic State leaders and was carried out early Thursday morning, resulting "in the death of 15 ISIS operatives" with "no indication of civilian casualties," CENTCOM said on social media platform X.

A joint operation by American and Iraqi forces killed 15 members of the Islamic State group in western Iraq, US Central Command (CENTCOM) said Friday (Aug 30). The raid targeted Islamic State leaders and was carried out early Thursday morning, resulting "in the death of 15 ISIS operatives" with "no indication of civilian casualties," CENTCOM said on social media platform X. It said the IS members were "armed with numerous weapons, grenades, and explosive 'suicide' belts," and that Iraqi forces were continuing "to further exploit the locations raided," only specifying that the operation occurred in "Western Iraq." "ISIS remains a threat to the region, our allies, as well as our homeland. US CENTCOM alongside our coalition and Iraqi partners, will continue to aggressively pursue these terrorists," it added. The operation comes as Baghdad and Washington have been engaged in months of talks over the presence of anti-jihadist coalition forces in Iraq. Watch | US calls in Iraq to safeguard its troops amid new attacks × Despite Iraq's stated goal of a full withdrawal of the forces, no timeline has been made public. The United States has some 2,500 troops in Iraq and 900 in Syria as part of the international coalition against the Islamic State group. Coalition forces have been targeted dozens of times with drones and rocket fire in both Iraq and Syria, as violence related to the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza since early October has drawn in Iran-backed armed groups across the Middle East. Last winter, the Islamic Resistance of Iraq, a loose alliance of Iran-backed groups, had claimed some 175 rocket and drone attacks against US troops in Iraq and Syria. Also read | US carries out retaliatory attacks in Iraq after militants target military base leaving three injured US forces have carried out multiple retaliatory strikes against these militant factions in both countries. Thursday's raid also comes just under a week after US forces killed a senior leader of an Al-Qaeda-affiliated militant group in Syria. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

US and Iraqi forces kill 15 IS operatives in early morning raid

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<p>"Is there anywhere that's more fun to be than a Trump rally," said former United States President Donald Trump after&nbsp;another security breach took place during his political campaign in Pennsylvania. News agency Associated Press (AP)&nbsp;reported that a man stormed into the media gallery at the Johnstown rally as the Republican presidential candidate&nbsp;delivered his speech on Friday (Aug 30). The man almost entered the press area but was pulled down by a group of people and later subdued with a taser.</p>

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<p>Soon after, another person was detained from the crowd by police and taken outside. It was not clear whether the second person was related to the security breach.</p>

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<p>The Friday incident reminded people of the assassination attempt on the 45th US president during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Trump barely survived the attack, sustaining minor injuries to his right ear. The incident not only led to the resignation of the then-director of the US Secret Service Kim Cheatle but also to the tightening of the former president’s security.</p>

<p>Podcaster George Behizy took to X to describe the Friday security breach, blaming the incident on “a deranged Democrat.”</p>

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<p>“A Deranged Democrat tried to breach the security at Trump’s rally in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and got dealt with BEAUTIFULLY by the cops,” he posted on X. “They surrounded, and got him out of there within SECONDS!” he added.</p>

<p>It was not clear what motivated the man to storm the press area. Also, there is no information available regarding his political ideology and whether he was a supporter of Donald Trump or an opponent. Trump and his supporters often criticise the&nbsp;media during rallies and it’s possible the man may have wanted to harass the journalists.</p>

<p>The Friday Trump rally was hosted by the right-wing group, 'Moms for Liberty'.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


"Is there anywhere that's more fun to be than a Trump rally," said former United States President Donald Trump after another security breach took place during his political campaign in Pennsylvania.

"Is there anywhere that's more fun to be than a Trump rally," said former United States President Donald Trump after another security breach took place during his political campaign in Pennsylvania. News agency Associated Press (AP) reported that a man stormed into the media gallery at the Johnstown rally as the Republican presidential candidate delivered his speech on Friday (Aug 30). The man almost entered the press area but was pulled down by a group of people and later subdued with a taser. BREAKING: Man tries to charge the stage as former President Trump is speaking in Pennsylvania. pic.twitter.com/T7KMWt53Zp — Leading Report (@LeadingReport) August 30, 2024 × Soon after, another person was detained from the crowd by police and taken outside. It was not clear whether the second person was related to the security breach. Also read: Why Trump stopped aid to Pakistan as president? Former NSA reveals in book The Friday incident reminded people of the assassination attempt on the 45th US president during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Trump barely survived the attack, sustaining minor injuries to his right ear. The incident not only led to the resignation of the then-director of the US Secret Service Kim Cheatle but also to the tightening of the former president’s security. Podcaster George Behizy took to X to describe the Friday security breach, blaming the incident on “a deranged Democrat.” Also read: Trump to vote against 6-week abortion ban after facing backlash from Conservatives “A Deranged Democrat tried to breach the security at Trump’s rally in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and got dealt with BEAUTIFULLY by the cops,” he posted on X. “They surrounded, and got him out of there within SECONDS!” he added. It was not clear what motivated the man to storm the press area. Also, there is no information available regarding his political ideology and whether he was a supporter of Donald Trump or an opponent. Trump and his supporters often criticise the media during rallies and it’s possible the man may have wanted to harass the journalists. The Friday Trump rally was hosted by the right-wing group, 'Moms for Liberty'. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Another security breach at Trump’s Pennsylvania rally as man storms into press gallery

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<p>Former United States President Donald Trump, in a move to overturn his felony conviction in the New York hush money trial, asked a federal court to take over his case, stressing that he is being harmed by actions taken by the state court judge.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Trump’s attorneys, in a filing submitted on Thursday (Aug 29) urged&nbsp;the US District Court in Manhattan to intervene in the former president's&nbsp;case. This comes&nbsp;as Trump has sought to overturn his conviction and further delay&nbsp;his sentencing scheduled for next month.</p>

<h2><strong>Trump's hush money trial&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>Republican presidential candidate&nbsp;Trump was convicted in May, of 34 counts of falsifying business records in connection with a hush money payment ahead of the 2016 presidential&nbsp;election.</p>

<p>Trump was initially expected to be sentenced in July, however, Judge Juan Merchan pushed&nbsp;the sentencing to September 18.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trumps-request-to-delay-hush-money-sentencing-wont-be-opposed-manhattan-da-737228"><strong>Also read:&nbsp;Trump's request to delay hush money sentencing won't be opposed: Manhattan DA</strong></a></p>

<p>Trump’s attorneys Todd Blanche and Emil Bove have argued that the state's prosecution went against his constitutional rights and contradicted the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity.&nbsp;</p>

<p>They further stated that moving to federal court would give him an “unbiased forum, free from local hostilities.”</p>

<p>“Immediate access to such a forum is imperative and of the utmost urgency,” Trump’s attorneys stated. “Federal institutional interests associated with the Presidency, Congressional and FEC regulation of federal elections, and the integrity of the upcoming 2024 Presidential election are at stake.”</p>

<p><strong>Watch |&nbsp;Former US President Donald Trump found guilty in hush money case</strong></p>

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<h2><strong>Direct and irreparable harm to Trump</strong></h2>

<p>"The ongoing proceedings will continue to cause direct and irreparable harm to President Trump—the leading candidate in the 2024 Presidential election—and voters located far beyond Manhattan,” the former president's&nbsp;attorneys wrote.</p>

<p>A federal judge rejected Trump's first attempt at moving the hush money case to federal court, stating that the case did not have to do with his official duties as president, but rather a "personal item".&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Republican presidential candidate and his legal team have been claiming that the case was politically motivated and argued that Trump's First Amendment rights are being violated by the court.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;</em></p>


Former United States President Donald Trump, in a move to overturn his felony conviction in the New York hush money trial, asked a federal court to take over his case, stressing that he is being harmed by actions taken by the state court judge.

Former United States President Donald Trump, in a move to overturn his felony conviction in the New York hush money trial, asked a federal court to take over his case, stressing that he is being harmed by actions taken by the state court judge. Trump’s attorneys, in a filing submitted on Thursday (Aug 29) urged the US District Court in Manhattan to intervene in the former president's case. This comes as Trump has sought to overturn his conviction and further delay his sentencing scheduled for next month. Trump's hush money trial Republican presidential candidate Trump was convicted in May, of 34 counts of falsifying business records in connection with a hush money payment ahead of the 2016 presidential election. Trump was initially expected to be sentenced in July, however, Judge Juan Merchan pushed the sentencing to September 18. Also read: Trump's request to delay hush money sentencing won't be opposed: Manhattan DA Trump’s attorneys Todd Blanche and Emil Bove have argued that the state's prosecution went against his constitutional rights and contradicted the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity. They further stated that moving to federal court would give him an “unbiased forum, free from local hostilities.” “Immediate access to such a forum is imperative and of the utmost urgency,” Trump’s attorneys stated. “Federal institutional interests associated with the Presidency, Congressional and FEC regulation of federal elections, and the integrity of the upcoming 2024 Presidential election are at stake.” Watch | Former US President Donald Trump found guilty in hush money case × Direct and irreparable harm to Trump "The ongoing proceedings will continue to cause direct and irreparable harm to President Trump—the leading candidate in the 2024 Presidential election—and voters located far beyond Manhattan,” the former president's attorneys wrote. A federal judge rejected Trump's first attempt at moving the hush money case to federal court, stating that the case did not have to do with his official duties as president, but rather a "personal item". The Republican presidential candidate and his legal team have been claiming that the case was politically motivated and argued that Trump's First Amendment rights are being violated by the court. (With inputs from agencies)

US: Trump again asks federal court to take over hush money trial case

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