
Donald Trump has declared that his first two years in office were the best in US history, also calling them the most successful financially and in every other respect, contrasting them with the four years of the Biden administration, which he called a period of disaster, chaos and death and mayhem.
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Trump made these statements during a speech in Dallas, comparing his presidential mandate with that of the current Biden administration.
Donald Trump defined his mandate as "the best two years in the history of the US presidency" and "the two most successful years, both financially and in every other respect, in the history of the presidency".
Speaking in Dallas, the tycoon contrasted this with what he called "four years of disaster, chaos and death" under Joe Biden's administration.

Donald Trump has promised to distribute a $5,000 dividend to all US adults if Republicans win the House and Senate, with the condition that the money be spent in the United States. He declared that the initiative will be called the 'Trump dividend'.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa in Quito, announcing new aid of 45 million dollars and the delivery of 12 coast guard interceptors, as well as the declaration of the 'Los Tiguerones' gang as a terrorist group by the State Department.

The Chamber will examine the electoral law amended by the Senate on third reading from 28 September. Tension is growing among the centre-right majority following the PD's amendments on pure preferences, which FdI is considering supporting. Forza Italia reaffirms coalition loyalty, while the possibility of a run-off definitively disappears and the threshold for the majority bonus remains at 42%.

In the midst of the election campaign, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied Haaretz's investigation according to which he had been warned by the United Arab Emirates at least ten days before 7 October 2023 of an imminent Hamas attack, announcing a lawsuit against the newspaper and the author Shlomi Eldar. He also accused former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar and former chief of staff Herzi Halevi of ignoring warning signs, while the United Kingdom and 11 other countries sanctioned trade with Israeli colonies in the West Bank, a decision supported by eight Arab and Muslim countries but not hindered by Donald Trump's United States, which according to Axios did not try to convince British Prime Minister Andy Burnham to lift the sanctions. Netanyahu then visited troops in Syria, reiterating the goal of overthrowing the Iranian regime and maintaining the Israeli presence on Mount Hermon.

The vote on the law against anti-Semitism was postponed after the protest outside Montecitorio with Hamas and Hezbollah flags and chants in favor of Palestinian militiamen. The Northern League undersecretary Giuseppina Castiello left the commission for another commitment, causing the government representative to be absent and blocking the work. The opposition participated in the demonstration, unleashing the attack from the right, while the majority aims to lock down the Senate text and the League gives priority to the electoral law.

In Rome, 300 associations, unions, left-wing parties and student groups demonstrated against the bill being discussed in the Chamber, accusing it of wanting to limit the freedom to criticize Israel. The protest, which began with five minutes of noise, saw internal clashes over the display of Hezbollah and Hamas flags, while organizers reiterated the uniqueness of the Palestinian flag and announced a new mobilization for October 2.