President Donald Trump will rally in Kansas and Iowa on Sunday after all. The events had been canceled a day earlier.
Why it matters: Polls show Democratic Senate candidates running close in Kansas and Iowa. Trump is campaigning to keep Republican control of Congress.
Where they split: Outlets differ on why the rallies were dropped and restored: the official account cites scheduling around telerallies, while others tie it to tight polls and questions about Trump's health.
Center coverage, 18 sources: The center sees an abrupt scheduling shift that broke Trump's pledge to campaign hard through the final days.
Left coverage, 10 sources: The left sees a reversal that came after a reporter asked Trump whether the cancellations were health-related, and he replied, "I feel perfect. You are disgusting."
Right coverage, 18 sources: The right sees the rallies back on for supporters, with Daily Mail adding that tight polls cast doubt on the RNC's reasoning.
What’s next: Trump holds telerallies across nearly 20 states Saturday, then rallies in Kansas and Iowa Sunday.
