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The Trump campaign on Tuesday posted a TikTok video of the former President and Republican nominee for President visiting Arlington National Cemetery. “We lost 13 great, great people,” Trump said in the video, over a montage of his visit. “What a horrible day it was.” [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] But Trump’s visit to the cemetery to commemorate the American troops who died in Afghanistan during the U.

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Charlie Sykes: “On Monday, Donald Trump visited the sacred ground of Arlington National Cemetery, where many of America’s war dead are buried, and posed for photos.” “In the strangest of these pictures, the former president is smiling and giving a thumbs-up by the grave of a Marine. It’s an image of a man who has no idea how to behave around fallen heroes.” Washington Post: How a Trump visit sparked turmoil at America’s most sacred cemetery.

“Special counsel Jack Smith’s surprise re-indictment of Donald Trump in the federal election subversion case Tuesday was a jarring reminder for the former president: Even though he has managed to stave off trials in three of his four criminal cases, he still faces legal landmines in his final two-month push to return to the White House,” Politico reports. “As the 2024 race approaches the post-Labor Day crunch, a few high-stakes hearings and key deadlines are likely to remind voters of the long list of felony charges he faces — and could even briefly sideline Trump from the campaign trail.” “Most significantly, Trump could be sentenced in Manhattan next month — when early voting begins in some states — for his conviction on state fraud charges in the hush money case.”

A set of Fox News polls find a close, two-way Kamala Harris-Donald Trump race: Harris is up by 1 percentage point in Arizona and by 2 points in Georgia and Nevada, while Trump is ahead by 1 point in North Carolina. All are within the margin of sampling error. In past Fox News surveys, Joe Biden trailed Trump in each state: by 5 points in both Arizona and Nevada, by 6 in Georgia and by 5 points in North Carolina.

“The man who tried to kill former President Donald Trump in July first showed an interest in committing acts of public violence in 2019 but narrowed his focus to Mr. Trump after the announcement of his rally in Butler, Pa., according to an FBI analysis of his electronics,” the New York Times reports. “Investigators — who performed an exhaustive search of his devices and online accounts — do not believe that Thomas Crooks, the would-be assassin who was killed by a Secret Service sniper, was motivated by a specific political ideology.”