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Seeking to rebound after one of the rockiest weeks of his campaign, Donald Trump on Monday turned his attention back to the economy, delivering a major policy address in which he cast himself as a change agent who could create new jobs and wealth for struggling Americans.

Speaking to the Detroit Economic Club, Trump cited the city of Detroit as a “living, breathing example” of what he called Hillary Clinton’s failed economic policies, arguing that she supports higher taxes and failed business regulations that drove the Motor City into a slump. He cast her as a “stagnant” candidate who would simply offer “more of the same” to Americans struggling to make ends meet.

“She is the candidate of the past,” Trump declared. “Ours is the campaign of the future.”

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Reports of flooding across northern portions of Apache and Navajo Counties are being submitted to the National Weather Service by trained Weather Spotters. Up to 2 inches of rain has fallen over the past few hours with steady moderate to heavy rain continuing. Many dirt roads have flooding underway and some may soon become impassable.

Some locations that will experience flooding include Round Rock, Red Rock, Goulding, Navajo National Monument, Monument Valley visitors center, Chilchinbito, Tsegi, Mexican Water, Totacon, Twin Falls, Kayenta, Cove Chapter House, Rock Point, Forest Lake Chapter House, Red Mesa, Rough Rock, Lukachukai, Shonto, Teec Nos Pos and Many Farms.

Remember “Turn around, Don’t drown!” when encountering flooded roads. Most flood deaths occur in vehicles.

Donald Trump suggested on Monday that the November election may be “rigged” against him.

“I’m afraid the election is going be rigged, I have to be honest,” Trump said at a town hall in Columbus, Ohio.

The Republican nominee pointed to Bernie Sanders’ unsuccessful Democratic primary campaign as an example of elections being “rigged.” Trump has frequently claimed that Hillary Clinton only won that primary because national Democrats intervened on her behalf.

At his Monday campaign rally, Trump added that the Republican Party could not stop him in the GOP primary because of the margin of victory he racked up.

“Poor Bernie. He looks so upset. You know what, he shouldn’t have made a deal,” Trump said, referring to Sanders’ endorsement of Clinton. “I think my side was rigged if I didn’t win by massive landslides.”

Trump’s past claims about the Democratic primary were based on leaked Democratic National Committee emails that suggested party officials opposed Sanders’ continued campaign in the late stages of the primary. It wasn’t clear what substantiated his speculation about either the Republican primary or upcoming general election.