Walz and Vance clash over Trump record in debate
The vice presidential debate opened with attacks on Donald Trump by Tim Walz and JD Vance as each framed the other's running mate. Walz faulted Trump's foreign policy while Vance praised his stability, with both aiming to connect with Midwest voters in battleground states.
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Fifth Congressional District
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University of Michigan
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Joly condemns Iran strikes amid Middle East turmoil
Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly condemned Iran’s missile attacks on Israel and urged an end to escalation. She urged Canadians in Lebanon to depart as Israel expanded a limited ground operation against Hezbollah targets. She expressed hope for a diplomatic path to peace and noted ongoing evacuation efforts from Beirut as commercial flights remain limited.
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Canada
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MPs in Three Countries Push for Palestine Statehood
Canadian NDP MP Heather McPherson and colleagues in Canada Australia and New Zealand push for formal recognition of a State of Palestine. They aim to build cross party support and coordinate statements, with Ireland joining in May, as Gaza war dominates policy and energizes voters.
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Australia
New Zealand
NDP
Heather McPherson
Palestine
Phil Twyford
Israel
Gaza
Ireland
Norway
Spain
Canberra
Wellington
Maria Vamvakinou
Canada
Progressive Alliance
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