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Trump Assassination Attempt: How A Bullet Pierced Upper Part Of His Right Ear, Photo Says It All
A photo “captured” by a former White House Press Corps colleague Doug Mills shared by one user on X shows the bullet zooms right above Trump’s shoulder, flying in the air to the right of his head, following an “attempted assassination”
Elon Musk Endorses Trump After Rally Shooting, Says 'Head Of US Secret Service Should Resign'
Eyewitnesses have reported that the shooting during Trump’s campaign rally may have originated from a one-story building with a white roof
On Camera: The Moment Donald Trump Was Shot At During Campaign Rally In Pennsylvania
Trump clearly grimaced and clutched a hand to his right ear, on which blood could later be seen
EXCLUSIVE | Mahmood Habibi, US Citizen With Suspected Links To The Killing Of Al-Qaeda's Ayman al-Zawahiri, In Taliban Captivity
News18 Exclusive: Last year, Afghanistan’s acting president Amrullah Saleh had told News18 that Mahmood Habibi may have given US details on Zawahiri’s location.
Obama, Pelosi Spoke Privately About How Hard It Has Become For Biden To Defeat Trump: Report
Neither Barack Obama nor Nancy Pelosi are sure about what they should do next as Biden faces a mutiny from within the Democrats.
US: Indian National Drowns While Vacationing At Montana's Glacier National Park
Indian national Siddhant Vitthal Patil, 26, drowned at Glacier National Park's Avalanche Lake Trail while on vacation in Montana. His body remains missing
Biden Campaign Blasts Trump As A 'Lap Dog For A Dictator' In New Ad
The advertisement released to coincide with the last day of this week’s high-profile NATO summit in Washington
66 Chinese Aircraft Surround Taiwan in Biggest Sortie of Year
Fifty-six of the Chinese aircraft crossed the sensitive median line bisecting the Taiwan Strait.
'Hope The Issue Will Be Resolved Soon': After Modi's Push, Russia's Big Hint On Indian Recruits Fighting In Ukraine
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said the issue of Indian nationals serving with the Russian Army remains a matter of "utmost concern" and demanded action from Moscow over it
'This Is Not The Time For War': In Vienna Talks, PM Modi, Austrian Chancellor Discuss Ukraine War
Modi strengthens India-Austria ties during his visit to Vienna, meeting Chancellor Karl Nehammer and discussing bilateral cooperation
‘Enough Tourism’: Armed With Water Guns, Barcelona Residents Ask Tourists To ‘Get Out’
Thousands of Barcelona residents protested against mass tourism and said that excess tourism has made the Catalan city unlivable.
Iran's Presidential Election Was 'Not Free or Fair', Says US
The US State Department said it would continue to use diplomacy with Tehran “when it advances American interests”
Masoud Pezeshkian: Heart Surgeon Who Rose to Power in Parliament Is Now Iran's President-elect
Masoud Pezeshkian has aligned himself with other moderate and reformist figures during his campaign to replace his late predecessor Ebrahim Raisi, a hardline protégé of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei killed in a helicopter crash in May
David Lammy, UK Lawmaker Who Descended From Slaves And Friend Of Barack Obama, Appointed Foreign Minister
Lammy has been the shadow foreign minister and was the Labour Party’s international affairs spokesman for over two years.
New UK PM Starmer Promises To ‘Rebuild Britain’ Brick-By-Brick
Starmer, flanked by UK First Lady Victoria Starmer, said the ‘work of change’ shall begin ‘immediately’.
‘I Take Responsibility’: Rishi Sunak Retains His Seat, But His Tory Party Faces Massive Defeat In UK Polls
The country’s first British Indian-origin prime minister comfortably held on to his own Richmond and Northallerton seat in northern England with 23,059 votes but failed to turn things around for his party at a national level after 14 years in government.