A federal judge permanently dismissed Trump’s defamation suit against The Wall Street Journal for reporting on a birthday card Trump allegedly sent to Jeffrey Epstein in 2003.
\n\nPresident Donald Trump is participating in two rallies in Kansas and Iowa today. Andrew Harnik / Getty
\n\nRep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich., is attending church this morning with Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers after Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's campaign asked her not to attend his campaign events.
\n\nA spokesperson for Rogers' campaign, Abby Ronson, told NBC News that "Mike welcomes her."
\n\nStevens’ appearance alongside Rogers came after she clashed with El-Sayed over Israel and antisemitism allegations in the final stretch of the battleground Senate race.
\n\nIn a video posted by a local reporter to X that Stevens appeared to be promoting Rogers' campaign.
\n\n"That is a policy that Mike's going to take on," Stevens says in the clip posted by the reporter before Rogers and Stevens entered a room together.
\n\nStevens said in a statement ahead of today's appearance that she was "glad to see our senate nominee say he does not agree with the content of the vile Rebellion PAC ad which claimed Israel and Jews were to blame for the high…
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