Former President Donald Trump is shaking up his campaign strategy, even though his key issues—immigration, inflation, and Israel—seem to be resonating with voters. He's ditching his planned messages to throw personal jabs at Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz. Yesterday, Trump called Harris "low IQ" and suggested Walz is "sick. " He even questioned if Harris is campaigning under the influence. Trump's team hopes he'll stick to the script at his rally in New York's Madison Square Garden.

Meanwhile, McDonald's has found the culprit behind a deadly E. coli outbreak. The likely cause is raw onions used on Quarter Pounder burgers. The outbreak has already killed one person and sickened nearly 50 others, with more cases expected. McDonald's has removed these onions and beef patties from its menu in affected areas.

Boeing workers are still on strike after rejecting a new labor deal. The agreement included a 35% wage increase and other improvements, but workers felt it wasn't enough. Boeing reported a $6 billion quarterly loss as the strike continues.

Trump's Campaign Trail Twists and McDonald's E. coli Mystery

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