Donald Trump's visit to Arlington National Cemetery may have broken the law.

That's where we're starting the seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Hannah Jewel. It's Thursday, August 29th.

Let's get you caught up with today's 7 stories.

On Monday, Trump visited the country's most prestigious and hallowed military cemetery in Arlington, Virginia.

He was there to mark the third anniversary of the Islamic State bombing that killed 13 U.S. service members during the evacuation

from Afghanistan. That's an incident that Trump and other Republicans have sought to politicize over the years.

Federal law prohibits election-related activities at the cemetery.

And Pentagon officials said they gave the Trump campaign ground rules before the visit.

But an official told the post that

Trump's team ignored them and that led to a standoff. Officials and other people

have told the post that a cemetery employee tried to block Trump's team from bringing

cameras to the graves of US service members killed in recent years. But a larger male

campaign aide insisted the camera was allowed and pushed past the cemetery employee, leaving her shocked.

The incident has caused outrage among some veterans, and a statement from Arlington suggests Trump's team acted illegally.

The Trump campaign has shared photos and a Tik-Tok from the visit.

Here's what that sounded like.

We lost 13 great great people. What a horrible bad was. And yesterday, Trump's

running mate JD Vance sparked even more outrage while talking about the

controversy. He said talking about the controversy.

He said this about Vice President Kamala Harris.

And she wants to yell at Donald Trump because he showed up.

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