Good morning. Trump accuses the UK Labour Party of election interference. A severe E. coli outbreak tied to McDonald’s sickens dozens in the US and kills one. And the EU is urged to create a spy agency.

The Trump campaign accused the U.K.'s ruling Labour Party in a complaint to the Federal Elections Commission of "blatant foreign interference" in the U.S. presidential election. The big picture: There's no evidence that the party has donated to the Harris campaign,

Donald Trump has filed a legal complaint against Britain’s ruling Labour Party after its activists traveled to the U.S. to support his rival Kamala Harris.

The Labour Party apparently wants a like-minded US president.” That’s how Susie Wiles, one of Donald Trump’s chief lieutenants, in exclusive comments to The Post explains the motivations for what

Former President Trump’s campaign team filed a complaint with the Federal Elections Commission Monday, labeling the UK Labour Party’s efforts to support Vice President Harris as “election

Former President Donald Trump accused the UK’s Labour Party of illegal foreign campaign contributions and election interference in a filing with the Federal Election Commission earlier this week.

Labour activists volunteering in the US presidential election amounts to illegal "contributions", the complaint alleges.

Donald Trump's presidential campaign team has filed a complaint against the British Labour Party for what it claims is "interference" in the US election.

The Trump-Vance campaign filed a complaint with the US Federal Election Commission (FEC) accusing Labour of illegal foreign campaign donations. In a statement, the campaign’s co-manager Susie Wiles campaign claimed: “The far-left Labour Party has inspired Kamala’s dangerously liberal policies and rhetoric.