Wrapping up the debate, Tim Walz pushed Kamala Harris’s ‘coalition of joy’ while JD Vance spoke of his vision of basic rights for rich and poor Americans in a debate where they refrained from personal attacks.
An IDF spokesman says Hezbollah planned to invade Israel and use Lebanese towns as ‘staging grounds for an October 7-style invasion’. Hezbollah says it has fired missiles at a military base and Mossad headquarters in Tel Aviv.
Benjamin Netanyahu tells Israelis he ordered the killing of Hassan Nasrallah in massive air strikes in Beirut to enable the safe return of Israel’s northern residents, and warns Iran: ‘There’s nowhere beyond our reach.’
Mohamed al-Fayed hoped his son Dodi’s relationship with Princess Diana meant he would finally be accepted by British society. But even as he plotted his way into the Royal Family, the Egyptian tycoon was abusing and raping girls as young as 15.
Benjamin Netanyahu blamed claims he rejected a US-led push for ceasefire with Hezbollah on ‘misreporting’, as officials say his denial of the truce had ‘shattered’ relations with Washington.
The Israeli military publishes evidence of Hezbollah weapons hidden in Lebanese homes, as 1600 strikes by the IDF kill nearly 500 people in the deadliest day of conflict since the 2006 war
At 3.30pm on Tuesday, thousands of Hezbollah members were carrying out mundane chores when their pagers started ringing, simultaneously, across the country. Seconds later they exploded.
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris clashed over immigration, abortion and Ukraine but both rivals were sharp and engaged throughout; Harris’ campaign chair calls for second debate.
Four male hostages executed by Hamas desperately tried to protect the female captives, fighting off the militants who had come to kill them in the last minutes of their lives.
Kamala Harris has vowed to protect the promise of America: ‘freedom, opportunity, compassion’ and urged supporters to ‘fight for this country we love’.
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