Donald Trump makes a final campaign push in Iowa and Kansas with in-person rallies just days before the U.S. midterm elections. Multiple outlets say the appearances were resumed after he had cancelled them earlier, with some reports also noting that the change raised questions about his health.

The outlets frame the rallies in different ways, ranging from whether Republicans can protect or expand their position in the Senate to whether the race is tightening. CBS and others describe Iowa as potentially shifting despite its usual Republican lean, while Al Jazeera emphasizes efforts to maintain Republican control of the U.S. Senate. Newsweek and The Hindu specifically highlight Trump’s messaging that Republicans “have a shot,” and mention that voting is already underway.

Overall, the coverage largely agrees on the basic timeline and location—Trump in Iowa and Kansas for rallies ahead of midterms—and on the fact that the events were rescheduled after an initial cancellation. The main variation is emphasis: some focus on electoral competitiveness and polling, while others stress the rescheduling decision and related health questions.