President Donald Trump suggested Monday during a political rally in Nebraska that Iran could “take out” Los Angeles and San Diego, comments that drew condemnation.

President Donald Trump drew criticism from California politicians after suggesting Iran could "take out" Los Angeles and San Diego during a rally in Grand Island, Nebraska Monday.

While speaking at a rally in Nebraska, Donald Trump suggested paying a ‘small price’ and letting Iran ‘take out’ Los Angeles and San Diego. Speaking about the ongoing war in Iran, Trump called the increased gas prices facing Americans ‘artificial’ and ‘a little bit high’.

Donald Trump went on an eyebrow-raising riff about the Democratic-led cities of Los Angeles and San Diego being “taken out” while defending the economic cost to Americans of his war with Iran at a midterm campaign rally in Grand Island,

ABC News' Devin Dwyer and Chris Winter, executive director of a Colorado environmental research group, discuss the Supreme Court's consideration of a Colorado case against major oil companies.

The Supreme Court begins a new term Monday with significant cases on climate change, religious rights, and immigration

The Supreme Court’s new term begins Monday with cases on climate change, religious rights and President Donald Trump’s crackdown on immigration high on the agenda. The high court is starting its term with a major climate change case.

The Supreme Court is kicking off its new term with a major climate change case looking at whether energy companies can be sued for damages caused by climate change-related natural disasters. NBC News’ Lawrence Hurley has the details.

The former president will rally with El-Sayed in Detroit on October 24, less than two weeks before Election Day.

Former President Barack Obama will headline a campaign rally in Detroit later this month, bringing some Democratic star power to a key battleground. Michigan is playing host to an open Senate race seen as pivotal to Democratic hopes of flipping the Senate.

Barack Obama lends his star power to battleground Dems — again. — Mike Johnson swings through Pennsylvania. Former President Barack Obama is set to reprise his nearly decadelong, post-presidential career as the Democratic Party’s closer-in-chief — not just on the campaign trail,

Former President Barack Obama plans to appear with Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Detroit this month

President Donald Trump took his Republican midterm rescue mission to Nebraska on Monday, campaigning alongside GOP Sen. Pete Ricketts.

Brian Brenberg reports on President Donald Trump taking his midterm blitz to Nebraska. Trump urges voters to show up as if he is on the ballot, while Senate Majority Leader John Thune warns of the Democrats' leftward direction.

There isn't a Democrat on the ballot for Senate.

Republicans have found themselves defending Senate seats in deep red states. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., said Nebraska was "a good place for the president to be."

The measure is aimed at lowering costs for farmers and truckers, as diesel averaged $6.32 a gallon nationwide.

US President ‌Donald Trump signed an ​executive order ​on Monday to ⁠expand ​access to tax-exempt ​diesel. Trump signed the order on ​stage ​during a rally in ‌Nebraska, ⁠saying the directive will waive ​off-road ​requirement ⁠and allow anyone ​to purchase ​tax-free ⁠so-called red dye ⁠diesel.

Donald Trump eased restrictions on the use of tax-exempt red diesel —typically reserved for off-road use in sectors such as farming and construction. The move is part of an effort to bring down fuel costs ahead of November’s midterm elections.

Donald Trump is set to ease limits on the use of tax-exempt red diesel as midterm elections approach and his administration tries to contain a fuel-price crisis triggered by the US president’s Iran war.

The Supreme Court is back in session, with a docket of cases ranging from voting access to President Trump’s crackdown on immigration. While the conservative-majority court largely upheld the president’s agenda last term,

Journal Editorial Report: Paul Gigot interviews UC Berkeley Law Professor John Yoo.

The Supreme Court opens its new term with major cases on gun rights, voter citizenship and religious liberty amid record-low public approval ratings.

The nearly two hours of arguments was the first major case about planet-warming pollution the court has debated in at least 15 years.