Trump Returns to Pennsylvania Rally Amid Election Chaos

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump revisited a Pennsylvania rally site where he was nearly assassinated. In other news, U.S. teachers face challenges due to rising migration, Tropical Storm Milton is expected to impact Florida, and legal statuses for migrants will not be renewed. The U.S. port strike has ended with significant economic repercussions.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump returned to rural Pennsylvania this Saturday, revisiting the site of an assassination attempt last July, and rallying a substantial crowd in this pivotal state just a month before the upcoming election.

Meanwhile, teachers in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, face unprecedented challenges from rising non-English speaking student populations, complicating classroom dynamics as the record increase in migration reaches U.S. schools.

In weather-related developments, Tropical Storm Milton is intensifying and threatens to hit Florida's west coast as a hurricane, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center's forecasts.

(With inputs from agencies.)