Key Developments in US Politics and Law

This article covers recent significant news in US politics and law. This includes Trump's tax plans and his criminal cases, legislative discussions in Congress, White House criticisms, new charges against Harvey Weinstein, and shifts in state abortion laws and presidential poll results.

Recent developments in US politics and law are making headlines. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump announced plans to remove all taxes on overtime pay, fueling discussions about extensive tax reforms. Meanwhile, the clock is ticking for Congress to secure government funding beyond the September 30 deadline, with bipartisan talks becoming urgent.

In legal news, Harvey Weinstein faces new criminal charges as his previous rape conviction was overturned. The former movie mogul's case will now be retried. Simultaneously, Trump's various legal issues continue to unfold, with his attempt to move a hush money case to federal court hitting a roadblock and new criminal charges in Georgia being dismissed.

Additionally, the White House has condemned Trump's association with far-right conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer, raising concerns over his political alliances. On the election front, Kamala Harris is gaining traction, leading Trump by five points in a new poll following their recent debate. In a significant legal shift, a North Dakota judge has overturned the state's near-total abortion ban.

(With inputs from agencies.)