PHOTO COLLECTION: Election 2024 Tim Walz

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  • Melania Trump Resurfaces To Defend Her Nude Pics, And Stephen Colbert Is Totally Baffled

    The former first lady, who hasn't been seen much on the campaign trail, defended her "celebration of the human form."

  • Trump asked New Yorkers ‘what have you got to lose’ by voting for him. The answers came thick and fast

    ‘With crime at record levels, with terrorists and criminals pouring in, and with inflation eating your hearts out, vote for Donald Trump,’ Republican nominee pleads

  • ‘New era’ of war beginning, Israel says, as more Hezbollah devices explode across Lebanon

    Israel said a “new era” of war was beginning Wednesday, tacitly acknowledging its role in shock twin attacks targeting Hezbollah that have pushed the Middle East back to the brink of wider conflict.

  • What Does Malaysia’s Anwar Ibrahim Stand for?

    The Prime Minister talks with TIME about his balancing act at home and abroad and the lessons he says he learned from his past imprisonment.

  • King departs for four-day state visit to China, his first since ascending throne

    KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 19 — His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia departed for a four-day state visit to China this m...

  • Can Kamala Harris beat Donald Trump? Latest poll updates

    Here’s what the latest polls say about the 2024 presidential election, from The Independent’s data correspondent

  • Data Scientist Predicts Kamala Harris Will Win By a "Landslide" in November

    A data scientist who correctly predicted elections in 2020 and 2021 is back to throw his analytical hat in the ring — and he's betting that Kamala Harris is going to win big. As Fortune reports, Northwestern University's Thomas Miller shocked pundits and pollsters when

  • Saudi crown prince says no Israel ties without Palestinian state

    Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler said Wednesday that the kingdom will not establish ties with Israel until a Palestinian state has been created, in a blow to US efforts to seal a normalisation deal."The kingdom will not cease its tireless efforts to establish an independent Palestinian state with east Jerusalem as its capital, and we affirm that the kingdom will not establish diplomatic relations with Israel without one," he added.

  • Israeli Air Force Launches Strikes on Hezbollah in Southern Lebanon

    The Israeli Air Force (IAF) said it targeted military buildings belonging to Hezbollah in the Jibbain area of southern Lebanon on Wednesday, September 18.The IAF said it targeted several buildings in southern Lebanon’s Al Jibin region using fighter jets, after one of its divisions identified several Hezbollah fighters operating in these buildings.According to the IAF, warplanes also struck a launcher and other military structures belonging to Hezbollah in Merhavim, Halta, Kfar Kila, Al Adisa and Shema, in southern Lebanon.Between 4:39 pm and 4:44 pm, sirens were activated in Israel’s Upper Galilee area, close to the Israel-Lebanon border, after “about 20 launches” were detected nearby, the air force said.The IAF said it intercepted some of them, while a missile landed in the Tel-Hai area, causing no injuries.Footage released by the IAF shows strikes on multiple buildings in the Al Jibin area. Credit: Israeli Air Force via Storyful

  • Hillary Clinton says Melania Trump was like a ‘little kid’ in awkward meeting last year

    Clinton said she spotted Melania alone, ‘waiting at the edge of the circle,’ as the entourage of former first ladies arrived at Rosalynn Carter’s memorial service

  • Putin ally warns West of nuclear war over Ukraine

    MOSCOW (Reuters) -A close ally of President Vladimir Putin warned Western governments on Thursday that a nuclear war would ensue if they gave the green light for Ukraine to use long-range Western weapons to strike targets deep inside Russia. Vyacheslav Volodin, speaker of the lower house of parliament and a member of Putin's Security Council, was responding to a vote in the European Parliament urging EU countries to give such approval to Kyiv. "What the European Parliament is calling for leads to a world war using nuclear weapons," Volodin wrote on Telegram.

  • Battle for Pokrovsk: Why is Russia so focused on the eastern Ukrainian town?

    Kyiv's surprise incursion into Kursk hasn’t changed Russia’s plans and strategic priorities. Moscow is still primarily focused on capturing Pokrovsk and advancing in eastern Ukraine.

  • China pushes back on US probe of uranium exports

    The Chinese government on Wednesday pushed back on a U.S. probe of whether China is helping its neighbor Russia dodge a U.S. ban on Russian uranium imports saying Beijing has always opposed "illegal unilateral sanctions". Reuters reported exclusively on Tuesday that the U.S. Department of Energy and other relevant agencies are closely tracking the imports from China to "ensure the proper implementation" of the ban on Russian enriched uranium that President Joe Biden signed in May. The U.S. is concerned that China is importing and using Russia's uranium in its own power plants, and then exporting domestically produced uranium to the United States – effectively undermining the U.S. ban that is intended to deprive Moscow of revenue for its invasion of in Ukraine.

  • Melania Trump says she stands ‘proudly behind my nude modeling work’

    Former first lady Melania Trump posted a new video on social media Wednesday defending her previous nude modeling work as she promoted her new book.

  • Hong Kong democracy tycoon's son warns time running out

    US lawmakers on Wednesday vowed to keep up pressure to free Hong Kong pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai, whose son warned that time was running out.Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Ben Cardin, calling Lai a symbol of the "vibrant, free community" that Hong Kong once was, vowed to keep a spotlight to free Lai as well as less prominent people detained under a harsh new security law in Hong Kong.

  • Fed cuts interest rates by half point for first time in years. Here’s what that means for you

    The major move signals end to inflation fight while shoring up job market for ‘soft landing’ as borrowing to get cheaper

  • US soldiers stationed on Alaskan island armed with rocket launchers after Russian activity detected

    Russia began largest joint naval and air drills since Cold War last week

  • Hungary refuses to pay fines for breaking EU asylum rules. Brussels is taking the money anyway.

    The European Union on Wednesday began the process of clawing back hundreds of millions of euros in funds meant to go Hungary after its ant-migrant government refused to pay a huge fine for breaking the bloc’s asylum rules. In June, the EU’s top court ordered Hungary to pay 200 million euros ($223 million) for persistently depriving migrants of their right to apply for asylum. The European Court of Justice described Hungary’s actions as “an unprecedented and extremely serious infringement of EU law.”

  • China the top challenge in US history: senior diplomat

    China presents the top challenge to the United States in all of its history, surpassing the Cold War, a top US official said Wednesday, as he urged Europe to get tougher on Beijing."Frankly, the Cold War pales in comparison to the multifaceted challenges that China presents," he said.

  • Trump claims audience ‘went crazy’ for him at his debate with Harris – but there was no audience

    The former president often claims his crowd sizes are huge – even wildly asserting he drew in a bigger crowd than Martin Luther King Jr during the March on Washington – but this time, he appeared to go even further by claiming there was one at all