Trump's Explosive Statements and Second Assassination Attempt

A summary of current US domestic news includes Donald Trump's declaration of 'hate' for Taylor Swift, a recent assassination attempt on Trump, Biden's upcoming talks with Zelenskiy, Trump's deportation pledge, a poll on Trump's tariff pitch, anti-Haitian threats, and a reduction in the McClain case sentence.

In recent developments, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has made headlines by declaring his 'hate' for pop star Taylor Swift in a post on Truth Social, shortly after she endorsed his opponent, Kamala Harris. Moreover, Trump survived a second assassination attempt while golfing in Florida, with a suspect now in custody following Secret Service action.

On the international front, President Joe Biden is set to discuss Ukraine's war strategy with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and to prepare a new aid package. Domestically, Trump has pledged to deport Haitian immigrants from Springfield, Ohio, despite most of them being in the U.S. legally. The FBI is investigating anti-Haitian threats at a local university linked to these claims.

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals narrow support for Trump's tariff proposals, suggesting his economic appeal against Kamala Harris. Additionally, in legal news, a Colorado judge has reduced the sentence of a paramedic involved in the 2019 death of Elijah McClain to probation.

(With inputs from agencies.)