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Just a day after US President Joe Biden called Donald Trump's supporters "garbage," the Republican presidential nominee arrived in a garbage truck wearing the uniform of a garbage picker at his Wisconsin rally on Wednesday (Oct 30).&nbsp;

“How do you like my garbage truck? This truck is in honour of Kamala and Joe Biden," the former president said while addressing his supporters on the road.&nbsp;

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The garbage truck was covered with Trump's campaign logo, flag, and the American flag while Trump was sitting in the front seat of the vehicle.

Wearing the bright safety vest, the Republican presidential nominee started his speech telling his supporters in Wisconsin that they were "the heart and soul of America", and accused his political opponents of calling them "garbage".

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"And I must begin by saying 250 million Americans are not garbage. Without question, my supporters are far higher quality than crooked Joe or lying Kamala," Trump said.&nbsp;

Trump also aimed at the Democratic party, accusing its leaders of labelling his supporters with derogatory terms over the past nine years including "fascist, deplorables, irredeemables and Nazis."

<h2>'I may never wear a blue jacket again'</h2>

Trump hilariously narrated how he decided to wear his garbage uniform for the rally.

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"One of my people came in and said, 'Sir, you know, the word garbage is the hottest thing right now...would you like to drive a garbage truck?' I said 'NO WAY!' But they said, 'If you did, it makes you look thinner.' I said, 'Oh...' and they got me when they said I look thinner," Trump narrated his "actual" reason for wearing the jacket on stage.&nbsp;

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"I may never wear a blue jacket again. I may go in this," he further added.&nbsp;

Former Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy also shared a video on his X account in which he was seen standing at the back of the garbage truck. &nbsp;

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"We're not garbage, we're patriots recycling the American Dream," he wrote on his post.&nbsp;

<h2>Biden's 'disgraceful' remarks&nbsp;</h2>

US President Joe Biden on Tuesday (Oct 29) appeared to describe one or some Trump supporters as "garbage," which has undercut Harris' pitch to work with those who disagree with her and move past the bitter divisions that define US politics.

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Just a day after US President Joe Biden called Donald Trump's supporters "garbage," the Republican presidential nominee arrived in a garbage truck wearing the uniform of a garbage picker at his Wisconsin rally on Wednesday (Oct 30).

Just a day after US President Joe Biden called Donald Trump's supporters "garbage," the Republican presidential nominee arrived in a garbage truck wearing the uniform of a garbage picker at his Wisconsin rally on Wednesday (Oct 30). “How do you like my garbage truck? This truck is in honour of Kamala and Joe Biden," the former president said while addressing his supporters on the road. PRESIDENT TRUMP: "How do you like my garbage truck? This truck is in honor of Kamala and Joe Biden." pic.twitter.com/7UwMZ8syvx — Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) October 30, 2024 × The garbage truck was covered with Trump's campaign logo, flag, and the American flag while Trump was sitting in the front seat of the vehicle. Wearing the bright safety vest, the Republican presidential nominee started his speech telling his supporters in Wisconsin that they were "the heart and soul of America", and accused his political opponents of calling them "garbage". Also read | Biden bites a baby dressed as chicken at his last White House Halloween celebrations "And I must begin by saying 250 million Americans are not garbage. Without question, my supporters are far higher quality than crooked Joe or lying Kamala," Trump said. Trump also aimed at the Democratic party, accusing its leaders of labelling his supporters with derogatory terms over the past nine years including "fascist, deplorables, irredeemables and Nazis." 'I may never wear a blue jacket again' Trump hilariously narrated how he decided to wear his garbage uniform for the rally. Also read | US elections: How a second Trump presidency could reshape abortion access in the US "One of my people came in and said, 'Sir, you know, the word garbage is the hottest thing right now...would you like to drive a garbage truck?' I said 'NO WAY!' But they said, 'If you did, it makes you look thinner.' I said, 'Oh...' and they got me when they said I look thinner," Trump narrated his "actual" reason for wearing the jacket on stage. 🚨 NOW: President Trump just walked out at his rally dressed as a Garbage Man, looking happy as hell 🤣 We don’t deserve this man 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/S6k7dw1Da1 — Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) October 30, 2024 × "I may never wear a blue jacket again. I may go in this," he further added. Former Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy also shared a video on his X account in which he was seen standing at the back of the garbage truck. Spoiler alert: We're not garbage, we're patriots recycling the American Dream. pic.twitter.com/ZKSJk2w77k — Vivek Ramaswamy (@VivekGRamaswamy) October 30, 2024 × "We're not garbage, we're patriots recycling the American Dream," he wrote on his post. Biden's 'disgraceful' remarks US President Joe Biden on Tuesday (Oct 29) appeared to describe one or some Trump supporters as "garbage," which has undercut Harris' pitch to work with those who disagree with her and move past the bitter divisions that define US politics. (with inputs from agencies)

'You are not garbage': Trump rides garbage truck in uniform for supporters at rally in jibe to Biden's remarks

A judge ordered all parties along with Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Thursday (Oct 31) to appear in a court hearing in Philadelphia in a lawsuit against a committee for US elections.&nbsp;

The lawsuit is to stop the committee, controlled by Musk, from awarding $1 million to registered US voters in Pennsylvania before the November 5 election. &nbsp;

The Philadelphia district attorney Larry Krasner, who is a Democrat, filed the case on Monday (Oct 28) calling the action by ṭhe America Pac an "illegal lottery."&nbsp;

The lawsuit argued that the giveaway lures residents of the state to share their personal data.&nbsp;

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"The Philadelphia district attorney is charged with protecting the public from public nuisances and unfair trade practices, including illegal lotteries," Krasner said in a statement.

"The DA is also charged with protecting the public from interference with the integrity of elections," he said.

Democratic President Joe Biden when &nbsp;asked by reporters about Musk's lottery after voting in Delaware said, "Tell him I registered, a million dollars!" Biden joked, before going on to say that he believed Musk's sweepstakes is "totally inappropriate."

Musk, 53, who also owns X, formerly Twitter, has thrown&nbsp;millions of dollars, time and considerable influence into backing Republican presidential candidate Trump since endorsing him in July.

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Musk, the world's richest man, has reportedly donated $118 million to his personal pro-Trump political action committee, an organisation which collects funds for elections.&nbsp;

He has also appeared on stage with Trump at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania and hosted a series of town halls on his own in the battleground state, seen as critical in the November election.

Musk, who previously supported Barack Obama but has become increasingly conservative in recent years, peppers his 202 million followers on X daily with messages championing Trump and denigrating his opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris.

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A judge ordered all parties along with Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Thursday (Oct 31) to appear in a court hearing in Philadelphia in a lawsuit against a committee for US elections.

A judge ordered all parties along with Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Thursday (Oct 31) to appear in a court hearing in Philadelphia in a lawsuit against a committee for US elections. The lawsuit is to stop the committee, controlled by Musk, from awarding $1 million to registered US voters in Pennsylvania before the November 5 election. The Philadelphia district attorney Larry Krasner, who is a Democrat, filed the case on Monday (Oct 28) calling the action by ṭhe America Pac an "illegal lottery." The lawsuit argued that the giveaway lures residents of the state to share their personal data. Also read | 'You are not garbage': Trump rides garbage truck in uniform for supports at rally in jibe to Biden's remarks "The Philadelphia district attorney is charged with protecting the public from public nuisances and unfair trade practices, including illegal lotteries," Krasner said in a statement. "The DA is also charged with protecting the public from interference with the integrity of elections," he said. Democratic President Joe Biden when asked by reporters about Musk's lottery after voting in Delaware said, "Tell him I registered, a million dollars!" Biden joked, before going on to say that he believed Musk's sweepstakes is "totally inappropriate." Musk, 53, who also owns X, formerly Twitter, has thrown millions of dollars, time and considerable influence into backing Republican presidential candidate Trump since endorsing him in July. Also read | Joe Biden bites a baby as Jill dons a panda suit at their last White House Halloween celebrations Musk, the world's richest man, has reportedly donated $118 million to his personal pro-Trump political action committee, an organisation which collects funds for elections. He has also appeared on stage with Trump at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania and hosted a series of town halls on his own in the battleground state, seen as critical in the November election. Musk, who previously supported Barack Obama but has become increasingly conservative in recent years, peppers his 202 million followers on X daily with messages championing Trump and denigrating his opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris. (With inputs from agencies)

Elon Musk to appear in Philadelphia court over lawsuit against his $1 million giveaway to voters

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a stark warning, cautioning that Gaza may face "ethnic cleansing" at the hands of Israel if global intervention does not occur soon.

Meanwhile, Israel has called for UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese’s resignation following her claims of an Israeli "genocidal campaign".

In India, air quality in Delhi has dipped to "very poor" ahead of Diwali, raising concerns that firecracker use could push pollution into the "severe" category.

Finally, with US Election Day drawing closer, Donald Trump, in a pointed response to Joe Biden’s recent "garbage" comment, appeared at a Wisconsin rally riding a garbage truck and donning a garbage worker’s uniform.

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UN Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a stark warning, cautioning that Gaza may face "ethnic cleansing" at the hands of Israel if global intervention does not occur soon.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a stark warning, cautioning that Gaza may face "ethnic cleansing" at the hands of Israel if global intervention does not occur soon. Meanwhile, Israel has called for UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese’s resignation following her claims of an Israeli "genocidal campaign". In India, air quality in Delhi has dipped to "very poor" ahead of Diwali, raising concerns that firecracker use could push pollution into the "severe" category. Finally, with US Election Day drawing closer, Donald Trump, in a pointed response to Joe Biden’s recent "garbage" comment, appeared at a Wisconsin rally riding a garbage truck and donning a garbage worker’s uniform. Click on the headlines for more UN Chief António Guterres warns of potential 'ethnic cleansing' in Gaza, calls for global intervention UN Secretary-General António Guterres has raised grave concerns, warning that without international intervention, Israel could engage in the "ethnic cleansing" of Gaza. Israel demands UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese's resignation over 'genocidal campaign' claims Israel's UN ambassador, Danny Danon, on Wednesday (Oct 30) called for the resignation of UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese, accusing her of promoting anti-Semitic rhetoric and undermining human rights. Delhi’s air quality plunges to ‘very poor’ ahead of Diwali: Will firecrackers push it to ‘severe’ despite ban? Pollution levels in Delhi spiked on Wednesday (October 30), a day before Diwali, bringing air quality back into the “very poor” category, raising concerns of worsening pollution during the festival when firecrackers are burst to celebrate the festival. 'You are not garbage': Trump rides garbage truck in uniform for supports at rally in jibe to Biden's remarks Just a day after US President Joe Biden called Donald Trump's supporters "garbage," the Republican presidential nominee arrived in a garbage truck wearing the uniform of a garbage picker at his Wisconsin rally on Wednesday (Oct 30). Watch | Madhya Pradesh: 7 Elephants Dead in Two Days

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US President Joe Biden bit baby after a White House Halloween event on Wednesday. The infants were all dressed up for the costume party, including one as a chicken, whose thigh Biden pretended to playfully nibble on.

He didn't just stop at one baby but performed the weird chomping act on several of them. Video of the celebration showed the baby dressed as a chicken letting out a giggle as the theme song for “Jaws” starts to play.

Parents carrying the babies went up to Biden one after the other as the president bit one of the baby’s arms and another infant’s foot.&nbsp;

People on social media had some fun reactions to Biden biting the babies. One of them mentioned his German Shepherd who was in the news for biting several of the president's staff members, saying, "Remember when Joe Biden’s dog Major bit people at the White House at least 24 times? Maybe he learned it from his owner."

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This was the last Halloween event for the Bidens at the White House. First Lady Jill Biden was dressed as a giant panda as a “welcoming gesture,” the White House said, in reference to her participation in an event earlier this year announcing the return of the pandas to Washington.

She also added an event called “Hallo-Read” on Wednesday to help encourage reading. Jill Biden read a short story about spooky pumpkins to a group of costumed children gathered on the lawn.

<h2>Bidens'&nbsp;last Halloween at the White House</h2>

Joe Biden gave away sweets to trick-or-treaters on the lawns for the last time.

Biden's term as president comes to an end within the next few days after the Nov 5 elections are held. Vice President Kamala Harris replaced him in the race earlier this year and is facing Republican Donald Trump.

Meanwhile, Trump around the same time sat in a &nbsp;“big, beautiful MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN Garbage Truck". He wore an orange safety vest and rode around on the tarmac of a Wisconsin airport.

He asked reporters, “How do you like my garbage truck?” before adding, “This truck is in honor of Kamala and Joe Biden.”

US President Joe Biden bit baby after a White House Halloween event on Wednesday. The infants were all dressed up for the costume party, including one as a chicken, whose thigh Biden pretended to playfully nibble on.

US President Joe Biden bit baby after a White House Halloween event on Wednesday. The infants were all dressed up for the costume party, including one as a chicken, whose thigh Biden pretended to playfully nibble on. He didn't just stop at one baby but performed the weird chomping act on several of them. Video of the celebration showed the baby dressed as a chicken letting out a giggle as the theme song for “Jaws” starts to play. Parents carrying the babies went up to Biden one after the other as the president bit one of the baby’s arms and another infant’s foot. People on social media had some fun reactions to Biden biting the babies. One of them mentioned his German Shepherd who was in the news for biting several of the president's staff members, saying, "Remember when Joe Biden’s dog Major bit people at the White House at least 24 times? Maybe he learned it from his owner." President Trump is mingling with garbage men at his rally in Wisconsin. Meanwhile, Joe Biden is literally BITING BABIES at the White House Halloween Party. WTF IS THIS TIMELINE? pic.twitter.com/wYIzsDjxDt — Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) October 31, 2024 × This was the last Halloween event for the Bidens at the White House. First Lady Jill Biden was dressed as a giant panda as a “welcoming gesture,” the White House said, in reference to her participation in an event earlier this year announcing the return of the pandas to Washington. She also added an event called “Hallo-Read” on Wednesday to help encourage reading. Jill Biden read a short story about spooky pumpkins to a group of costumed children gathered on the lawn. Bidens' last Halloween at the White House Joe Biden gave away sweets to trick-or-treaters on the lawns for the last time. Biden's term as president comes to an end within the next few days after the Nov 5 elections are held. Vice President Kamala Harris replaced him in the race earlier this year and is facing Republican Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Trump around the same time sat in a “big, beautiful MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN Garbage Truck". He wore an orange safety vest and rode around on the tarmac of a Wisconsin airport. He asked reporters, “How do you like my garbage truck?” before adding, “This truck is in honor of Kamala and Joe Biden.”

Joe Biden bites a baby as Jill dons a panda suit at their last White House Halloween celebrations

A seriously injured gunman was taken into custody after he fired multiple shots from a floor of the Four Seasons Hotel in Midtown Atlanta on Tuesday (Oct 29).&nbsp;

A police officer was also severely injured while taking down the gunman, Atlanta Police said to NBC News.&nbsp;

Police said the suspected shooter fired at least once from the balcony of the 33rd floor of the hotel. He also fired through walls and doors of the 53-storey building but no injuries were reported. At least 15 shots were fired.&nbsp;

The man was carrying three guns, including a handgun and a long gun. The shooting occurred after the man had a dispute with a worker in the building.&nbsp;

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Police reached the spot around 10 in the morning and officers "attempted to get the individual to come to the door to speak" with them but the alleged shooter "refused to do so."

He threw a weapon from his balcony while the cops were telling him to come down. The floor was evacuated immediately and officers breached the floor to take him into custody.

Videos of the incident shared on social media showed officers standing outside the building while the man fired gunshots at them.&nbsp;

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Another footage showed the police carrying the injured man, identified as 70-year-old Jay Stevens Berger, into an ambulance.&nbsp;

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has launched a probe into the matter, and the building has been seized.&nbsp;

The Four Seasons hotel, opened in 1997, occupies 19 stories of the building out of its 53 stories. The hotel occupies 244 rooms, 23 of which are designated suites.&nbsp;

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A seriously injured gunman was taken into custody after he fired multiple shots from a floor of the Four Seasons Hotel in Midtown Atlanta on Tuesday (Oct 29). A police officer was also severely injured while taking down the gunman, Atlanta Police said to NBC News.

A seriously injured gunman was taken into custody after he fired multiple shots from a floor of the Four Seasons Hotel in Midtown Atlanta on Tuesday (Oct 29). A police officer was also severely injured while taking down the gunman, Atlanta Police said to NBC News. Police said the suspected shooter fired at least once from the balcony of the 33rd floor of the hotel. He also fired through walls and doors of the 53-storey building but no injuries were reported. At least 15 shots were fired. The man was carrying three guns, including a handgun and a long gun. The shooting occurred after the man had a dispute with a worker in the building. Also read | Trump calls his New York rally a ‘lovefest’ as he faces backlash for crude and racist remarks Police reached the spot around 10 in the morning and officers "attempted to get the individual to come to the door to speak" with them but the alleged shooter "refused to do so." He threw a weapon from his balcony while the cops were telling him to come down. The floor was evacuated immediately and officers breached the floor to take him into custody. Videos of the incident shared on social media showed officers standing outside the building while the man fired gunshots at them. Also read | American woman dies after hitting running plane propeller while taking photos Another footage showed the police carrying the injured man, identified as 70-year-old Jay Stevens Berger, into an ambulance. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has launched a probe into the matter, and the building has been seized. The Four Seasons hotel, opened in 1997, occupies 19 stories of the building out of its 53 stories. The hotel occupies 244 rooms, 23 of which are designated suites. (With inputs from agencies)

Atlanta man arrested after firing multiple shots from Four Seasons Hotel building

David Depape, the man who attacked Paul Pelosi, the spouse of former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in 2022&nbsp;received a life sentence without the chance of parole on Tuesday (Oct 29). DePape was convicted by a California state court "to a term of life in prison without the possibility of parole following his conviction on aggravated kidnapping and other charges".&nbsp;

He is already serving a 30-year federal sentence for the incident.

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DePape "will now face justice for the violence that he wrought as a result of overheated dangerous and divisive partisan rhetoric spewed online and in person," said San Francisco district attorney Brooke Jenkins in the statement.

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"While some politicians made light of this incident and joked about it to score political points, this was a horrific attack on one of our leaders, a family, and our democracy. We must all do our part to stand for justice and the rule of law," added Jenkins, in an apparent reference to Donald Trump.

Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, has been known to make light of the horrible attack on Pelosi.

In September 2023, speaking at the California Republican Party Fall Convention, Trump said he would "stand up to crazy Nancy Pelosi" if reelected president. He then asked his supporters, "How's her husband doing by the way?" and joked a "wall around her house" didn't do a "good job" of protecting her 82-year-old husband from an intruder.

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On October 28, 2022, David DePape broke into Pelosi's house and bludgeoned Paul. The horrifying attack was captured on the police bodycam.&nbsp;

At the time, Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat, was second in line to the US Presidency and was regularly the target of often outlandish far-right conspiracy theories, one of which was behind DePape's attack.

DePape, as per reports, entered the couple's house with the intent to harm Nancy Pelosi. However, Nancy was not home, and he instead encountered her elderly, 82-year-old husband&nbsp;and engaged in what DePape later characterised as a "pretty amicable" conversation before Paul Pelosi was able to call for help.&nbsp;

Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/man-who-attacked-nancy-pelosis-husband-convicted-again-in-california-court-faces-life-in-prison-734038">Man who attacked Nancy Pelosi’s husband convicted again, faces life in prison</a>

When the police got there, DePape hit the octogenarian with a hammer, causing a skull fracture and knocking him out. Pelosi stayed in the hospital for a week and had to undergo surgery for his injury.&nbsp;

As per the San Francisco Chronicle, moments before his sentencing, the attacker made a rambling, tearful statement about conspiracy theories, including the 9/11 attacks and "evil magic murder rituals."&nbsp;However, he did not apologise to the Pelosi family.

(With inputs from agencies)

David Depape, the man who attacked Paul Pelosi, the spouse of former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in 2022 received a life sentence without the chance of parole on Tuesday (Oct 29).

David Depape, the man who attacked Paul Pelosi, the spouse of former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in 2022 received a life sentence without the chance of parole on Tuesday (Oct 29). DePape was convicted by a California state court "to a term of life in prison without the possibility of parole following his conviction on aggravated kidnapping and other charges". He is already serving a 30-year federal sentence for the incident. San Francisco district attorney slams Trump indirectly DePape "will now face justice for the violence that he wrought as a result of overheated dangerous and divisive partisan rhetoric spewed online and in person," said San Francisco district attorney Brooke Jenkins in the statement. Also read | David DePape, who attacked Nancy Pelosi’s husband, sentenced to 30 years in prison "While some politicians made light of this incident and joked about it to score political points, this was a horrific attack on one of our leaders, a family, and our democracy. We must all do our part to stand for justice and the rule of law," added Jenkins, in an apparent reference to Donald Trump. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, has been known to make light of the horrible attack on Pelosi. In September 2023, speaking at the California Republican Party Fall Convention, Trump said he would "stand up to crazy Nancy Pelosi" if reelected president. He then asked his supporters, "How's her husband doing by the way?" and joked a "wall around her house" didn't do a "good job" of protecting her 82-year-old husband from an intruder. The 2022 assault On October 28, 2022, David DePape broke into Pelosi's house and bludgeoned Paul. The horrifying attack was captured on the police bodycam. At the time, Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat, was second in line to the US Presidency and was regularly the target of often outlandish far-right conspiracy theories, one of which was behind DePape's attack. DePape, as per reports, entered the couple's house with the intent to harm Nancy Pelosi. However, Nancy was not home, and he instead encountered her elderly, 82-year-old husband and engaged in what DePape later characterised as a "pretty amicable" conversation before Paul Pelosi was able to call for help. Also read | Man who attacked Nancy Pelosi’s husband convicted again, faces life in prison When the police got there, DePape hit the octogenarian with a hammer, causing a skull fracture and knocking him out. Pelosi stayed in the hospital for a week and had to undergo surgery for his injury. As per the San Francisco Chronicle, moments before his sentencing, the attacker made a rambling, tearful statement about conspiracy theories, including the 9/11 attacks and "evil magic murder rituals." However, he did not apologise to the Pelosi family. (With inputs from agencies)

David DePape, the man who assaulted Nancy Pelosi' 82-year-old husband receives life sentence

In celebration of Diwali, the holy city of Ayodhya in India will be illuminated with 2.8 million (28 lakh) oil lamps, creating a breathtaking display of lights along the banks of the Sarayu River and throughout the city.

India: Ayodhya To Be Lit Up With 28 Lakh Oil Lamps

During a town hall meeting with Latino voters, Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump stood by debunked claims that immigrants in Ohio were eating pets. Watch this report for more details!

US Election 2024: Trump Attends Latino Event, Stands By False Claims of Immigrants Eating Pets

Climate breakdown has led to more than half of 68,000 heat-related deaths during the blazing European summer of 2022, according to a study.

Researchers from the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) found 38,000 fewer people would have died from heat if humans had not clogged the atmosphere with pollutants that act like a greenhouse and bake the planet.&nbsp;

Notably, the death toll is ten times more than the number of people murdered in Europe that year.&nbsp;

Lead author, Thessa Beck said, "Many see climate change as a future concern. Yet our findings underscore that it is already a pressing issue.”

The scorching heat&nbsp;killed more women than men, more southern Europeans than northern Europeans, and more older people than younger people, according to the study.&nbsp;

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The scientists knew that carbon pollution had made the heatwaves hotter, but they did not know how much it had driven up the death toll.&nbsp;

They further found that 56 per cent of heat-related deaths could have been avoided if the world had not been warmed by burning fossil fuels and the destruction of nature.&nbsp;

Six years ago, this number ranged between 44 per cent to 54 per cent.&nbsp;

Watch |&nbsp;Climate Change Causing Extreme Weather Events In Africa: Experts

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Emily Theokritoff, a researcher at Imperial College London, said that even small increases in temperatures can have devastating impacts on public health.&nbsp;

“This result makes sense – heat-related death increases rapidly as temperatures push past the limits people are acclimatized to," said Theokritoff, who was not involved in the study.&nbsp;

Notably, Europe has been warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet and the doctors have warned that its hospitals are unprepared to deal with it.&nbsp;

Beck noted that the dangers of extreme heat are even greater in Africa, Asia, and South America, but a lack of data has limited studies on how it affects human health.&nbsp;

“A common misconception is that only extreme temperatures pose a serious risk,” she said. “However, our study, along with previous research, shows that even moderate heat can lead to heat-related deaths, particularly among more vulnerable populations.”

(With inputs from agencies)

Climate breakdown has led to more than half of 68,000 heat-related deaths during the blazing European summer of 2022, according to a study. Researchers from the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) found 38,000 fewer people would have died from heat if humans had not clogged the atmosphere with pollutants that act like a greenhouse and bake the planet.

Climate breakdown has led to more than half of 68,000 heat-related deaths during the blazing European summer of 2022, according to a study. Researchers from the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) found 38,000 fewer people would have died from heat if humans had not clogged the atmosphere with pollutants that act like a greenhouse and bake the planet. Notably, the death toll is ten times more than the number of people murdered in Europe that year. Lead author, Thessa Beck said, "Many see climate change as a future concern. Yet our findings underscore that it is already a pressing issue.” The scorching heat killed more women than men, more southern Europeans than northern Europeans, and more older people than younger people, according to the study. Also read: Greenhouse gases hit new record highs in 2023, warns UN report The scientists knew that carbon pollution had made the heatwaves hotter, but they did not know how much it had driven up the death toll. They further found that 56 per cent of heat-related deaths could have been avoided if the world had not been warmed by burning fossil fuels and the destruction of nature. Six years ago, this number ranged between 44 per cent to 54 per cent. Watch | Climate Change Causing Extreme Weather Events In Africa: Experts × Emily Theokritoff, a researcher at Imperial College London, said that even small increases in temperatures can have devastating impacts on public health. “This result makes sense – heat-related death increases rapidly as temperatures push past the limits people are acclimatized to," said Theokritoff, who was not involved in the study. Notably, Europe has been warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet and the doctors have warned that its hospitals are unprepared to deal with it. Beck noted that the dangers of extreme heat are even greater in Africa, Asia, and South America, but a lack of data has limited studies on how it affects human health. “A common misconception is that only extreme temperatures pose a serious risk,” she said. “However, our study, along with previous research, shows that even moderate heat can lead to heat-related deaths, particularly among more vulnerable populations.” (With inputs from agencies)

Climate breakdown led to half of European heat deaths in 2022: Study

In the final stretch before Election Day, ballots have been set on fire and damaged in Oregon and Washington. Investigators are searching for the culprit. Watch this report for more details!

US Election 2024: Ballots Burned in Oregon and Washington

Three Chinese astronauts including the country's only woman spaceflight engineer entered the Tiangong space station on Wednesday (Oct 30) following an early morning launch into orbit.

The Shenzhou-19 mission took off with its trio of space explorers at 4:27 am (2027 GMT Tuesday) from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China, Xinhua and state broadcaster CCTV reported.

Among the crew is Wang Haoze, 34, China's only woman spaceflight engineer, according to the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA). She is the third Chinese woman to take part in a crewed mission.

The crew arrived around 12:51 pm and met with the astronauts from the previous Shenzhou-18 mission, "starting a new round of in-orbit crew handover", state news agency Xinhua said.

The new Tiangong team will carry out experiments with an eye to the space programme's goal of placing astronauts on the Moon by 2030 and eventually constructing a lunar base.

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"Like everyone else, I dream of going to the space station to have a look," Wang told a media gathering Tuesday alongside her fellow crew members, lined up behind podiums and tall panes of glass to seal them off from the public.

"I want to meticulously complete each task and protect our home in space," she said.

"I also want to travel in deep space and wave at the stars."

The space agency deemed the launch a "complete success", Xinhua said, adding that about 10 minutes after taking off, the spaceship separated from the rocket and entered its designated orbit.

Xinhua later said the spaceship had "made a fast, automated rendezvous and docking with the front port of the space station's core module Tianhe at 11:00 am", and that the trio would then enter the module.

<h2>'Honour of my mission'&nbsp;</h2>

Headed by Cai Xuzhe, the team will return to Earth in late April or early May next year, CMSA Deputy Director Lin Xiqiang said at a separate press event ahead of the launch.

Cai, a 48-year-old former Air Force pilot, brings experience from a previous stint aboard Tiangong as part of the Shenzhou-14 mission in 2022.

"Having been selected for the new crew, taking on a new role, facing new tasks and new challenges, I feel the honor of my mission with a great responsibility," said Cai.

The aerospace veteran added that the crew was now "fully prepared mentally, technically, physically and psychologically" for the mission ahead.

Completing the astronaut lineup is 34-year-old Song Lingdong.

The new and old crew will live and work together for about five days to complete planned tasks and handover work, the CMSA said, according to Xinhua.

The Shenzhou-18 crew is scheduled to return to Earth on November 4, it added.

<h2>'Space dream'&nbsp;</h2>

China has ramped up plans to achieve its "space dream" under President Xi Jinping.

Its space programme was the third to put humans in orbit and has also landed robotic rovers on Mars and the Moon.

Crewed by teams of three astronauts that are rotated every six months, the Tiangong space station is the program's crown jewel.

Beijing says it is on track to send a crewed mission to the Moon by 2030, where it intends to construct a base on the lunar surface.

The Shenzhou-19 crew's time aboard Tiangong will see them carry out various experiments, including some involving "bricks" made from components imitating lunar soil, CCTV reported.

These items&nbsp;–&nbsp;to be delivered to Tiangong by the Tianzhou-8 cargo ship in November&nbsp;–&nbsp;will be tested to see how they fare in extreme radiation, gravity, temperature and other conditions.

Due to the high cost of transporting materials into space, Chinese scientists hope to be able to use lunar soil for the construction of the future base, CCTV reported.

The Shenzhou-19 mission is primarily about "accumulating additional experience", Jonathan McDowell, an astronomer at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in the United States, told AFP.

While this particular crew's six-month stint aboard Tiangong may not witness major breakthroughs or feats, it is still "very valuable to do", said McDowell.

China has in recent decades injected billions of dollars into developing an advanced space programme on par with the United States and Europe.

In 2019, China successfully landed its Chang'e-4 probe on the far side of the moon, the first spacecraft ever to do so. In 2021, it landed a small robot on Mars.

Tiangong, whose core module launched in 2021, is planned to be used for about 10 years.

Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION&nbsp;audience.

Three Chinese astronauts including the country's only woman spaceflight engineer entered the Tiangong space station on Wednesday (Oct 30) following an early morning launch into orbit.

Three Chinese astronauts including the country's only woman spaceflight engineer entered the Tiangong space station on Wednesday (Oct 30) following an early morning launch into orbit. The Shenzhou-19 mission took off with its trio of space explorers at 4:27 am (2027 GMT Tuesday) from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China, Xinhua and state broadcaster CCTV reported. Among the crew is Wang Haoze, 34, China's only woman spaceflight engineer, according to the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA). She is the third Chinese woman to take part in a crewed mission. The crew arrived around 12:51 pm and met with the astronauts from the previous Shenzhou-18 mission, "starting a new round of in-orbit crew handover", state news agency Xinhua said. The new Tiangong team will carry out experiments with an eye to the space programme's goal of placing astronauts on the Moon by 2030 and eventually constructing a lunar base. Also read: Watch: Chinese astronauts show off their lavish space at Tiangong space station "Like everyone else, I dream of going to the space station to have a look," Wang told a media gathering Tuesday alongside her fellow crew members, lined up behind podiums and tall panes of glass to seal them off from the public. "I want to meticulously complete each task and protect our home in space," she said. "I also want to travel in deep space and wave at the stars." The space agency deemed the launch a "complete success", Xinhua said, adding that about 10 minutes after taking off, the spaceship separated from the rocket and entered its designated orbit. Xinhua later said the spaceship had "made a fast, automated rendezvous and docking with the front port of the space station's core module Tianhe at 11:00 am", and that the trio would then enter the module. 'Honour of my mission' Headed by Cai Xuzhe, the team will return to Earth in late April or early May next year, CMSA Deputy Director Lin Xiqiang said at a separate press event ahead of the launch. Cai, a 48-year-old former Air Force pilot, brings experience from a previous stint aboard Tiangong as part of the Shenzhou-14 mission in 2022. "Having been selected for the new crew, taking on a new role, facing new tasks and new challenges, I feel the honor of my mission with a great responsibility," said Cai. The aerospace veteran added that the crew was now "fully prepared mentally, technically, physically and psychologically" for the mission ahead. Completing the astronaut lineup is 34-year-old Song Lingdong. The new and old crew will live and work together for about five days to complete planned tasks and handover work, the CMSA said, according to Xinhua. The Shenzhou-18 crew is scheduled to return to Earth on November 4, it added. 'Space dream' China has ramped up plans to achieve its "space dream" under President Xi Jinping. Its space programme was the third to put humans in orbit and has also landed robotic rovers on Mars and the Moon. Crewed by teams of three astronauts that are rotated every six months, the Tiangong space station is the program's crown jewel. Beijing says it is on track to send a crewed mission to the Moon by 2030, where it intends to construct a base on the lunar surface. The Shenzhou-19 crew's time aboard Tiangong will see them carry out various experiments, including some involving "bricks" made from components imitating lunar soil, CCTV reported. These items – to be delivered to Tiangong by the Tianzhou-8 cargo ship in November – will be tested to see how they fare in extreme radiation, gravity, temperature and other conditions. Due to the high cost of transporting materials into space, Chinese scientists hope to be able to use lunar soil for the construction of the future base, CCTV reported. The Shenzhou-19 mission is primarily about "accumulating additional experience", Jonathan McDowell, an astronomer at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in the United States, told AFP. While this particular crew's six-month stint aboard Tiangong may not witness major breakthroughs or feats, it is still "very valuable to do", said McDowell. China has in recent decades injected billions of dollars into developing an advanced space programme on par with the United States and Europe. In 2019, China successfully landed its Chang'e-4 probe on the far side of the moon, the first spacecraft ever to do so. In 2021, it landed a small robot on Mars. Tiangong, whose core module launched in 2021, is planned to be used for about 10 years. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

China sends 3 astronauts to Tiangong space station on Shenzhou-19 mission

For starters, the history of all US presidents to date can be broadly classified into seven categories; starting right from George Washington belonging to the founding era to modern era President Joe Biden. Let’s have a look at the USA’s presidential history, spanning 46 presidents so far.

The timeline starts in 1789, with President George Washington at the helm. The period from 1789 to 1825 is considered the founding era of the United States, which saw presidents like John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and James Monroe. During this period, America opposed European colonialism.

The next era, from 1825 to 1861, was marked by significant expansions and divisions of the country. This era saw presidents like Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk, Millard Fillmore and James Buchanan. It was during this era that the US gained Oregon territory, along with California and New Mexico.

Then came the era of civil war, starting from 1861 to 1877. Abraham Lincoln led the country through the Civil War and also ensured the end of slavery. Lincoln was later assassinated. Other&nbsp;leaders who emerged in this era were Andrew Johnson and Ulysses S. Grant. Grant is known for fighting for the rights of African American migrants.

The era of industrialisation came next, lasting from 1877 to 1921, overseen by two presidents: Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. World War 1 happened during this era, leading to the formation of the League of Nations.

The great depression era slammed the brakes on the USA’s economic advance. President Herbert Hoover’s (1929 - 1933) policies were widely criticised in the US during this time. Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933 - 1945) became the next leader and led the country through World War 2.

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The era of 1945-1981 is hailed as one of civil rights. Six leaders—Harry Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, Richard Nixon, and Jimmy Carter—led the nation in this period. Truman oversaw the nuclear bombing of Japan. Kennedy witnessed the Cuban Missile Crisis and was later assassinated. Nixon is credited for opening ties with China whereas Carter is known for his emphasis on human rights.

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The modern era started with President Ronald Reagan (1981 - 1989) and continues to date, with Joe Biden currently occupying the White House. More leaders to have led the nation in this era are George H. W. Bush (1989 - 1993), Bill Clinton (1993 - 2001), George W. Bush (2001 - 2009), Barack Obama (2009 - 2017) and Donald Trump (2017 - 2021). Bush is known for launching a ‘war on terror’ following the 9/11 attacks. Trump’s emphasis on immigration reform and global peace whereas Biden’s term saw the US prioritising climate change and COVID-19 recovery.

For starters, the history of all US presidents to date can be broadly classified into seven categories; starting right from George Washington belonging to the founding era to modern era President Joe Biden.

For starters, the history of all US presidents to date can be broadly classified into seven categories; starting right from George Washington belonging to the founding era to modern era President Joe Biden. Let’s have a look at the USA’s presidential history, spanning 46 presidents so far. The timeline starts in 1789, with President George Washington at the helm. The period from 1789 to 1825 is considered the founding era of the United States, which saw presidents like John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and James Monroe. During this period, America opposed European colonialism. The next era, from 1825 to 1861, was marked by significant expansions and divisions of the country. This era saw presidents like Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk, Millard Fillmore and James Buchanan. It was during this era that the US gained Oregon territory, along with California and New Mexico. Then came the era of civil war, starting from 1861 to 1877. Abraham Lincoln led the country through the Civil War and also ensured the end of slavery. Lincoln was later assassinated. Other leaders who emerged in this era were Andrew Johnson and Ulysses S. Grant. Grant is known for fighting for the rights of African American migrants. The era of industrialisation came next, lasting from 1877 to 1921, overseen by two presidents: Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. World War 1 happened during this era, leading to the formation of the League of Nations. The great depression era slammed the brakes on the USA’s economic advance. President Herbert Hoover’s (1929 - 1933) policies were widely criticised in the US during this time. Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933 - 1945) became the next leader and led the country through World War 2. Also read: Trump Media closes 8% higher after rollercoaster trading session The era of 1945-1981 is hailed as one of civil rights. Six leaders—Harry Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, Richard Nixon, and Jimmy Carter—led the nation in this period. Truman oversaw the nuclear bombing of Japan. Kennedy witnessed the Cuban Missile Crisis and was later assassinated. Nixon is credited for opening ties with China whereas Carter is known for his emphasis on human rights. Also read: Biden calls Trump supporters 'floating garbage,' faces immediate backlash The modern era started with President Ronald Reagan (1981 - 1989) and continues to date, with Joe Biden currently occupying the White House. More leaders to have led the nation in this era are George H. W. Bush (1989 - 1993), Bill Clinton (1993 - 2001), George W. Bush (2001 - 2009), Barack Obama (2009 - 2017) and Donald Trump (2017 - 2021). Bush is known for launching a ‘war on terror’ following the 9/11 attacks. Trump’s emphasis on immigration reform and global peace whereas Biden’s term saw the US prioritising climate change and COVID-19 recovery.

US presidential elections 2024: From Washington to Biden, brief history of US presidents

Immigration is shaping up to be one of the hottest issues in this US Election. With a record high border crossings at ongoing migrant crisis candidates across the US are promising bold changes to address what they call a broken system as both parties weigh in on border security and immigration reform many voters are left wondering what the future holds... Susan Tehrani reports further on this from New York. Watch in for more details!

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A photographer in the United States died after she backed into an aeroplane propeller while taking pictures. The tragic incident took place at a privately owned airport in Kansas. Reports suggest the victim was an experienced travel photographer named Amanda Gallagher.

According to the Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office, the 37-year-old died around 2.40 pm on Saturday while taking photos at an airfield just outside of Wichita after hitting the plane’s propeller while the aircraft was on the ground. According to authorities, the woman "made contact with a grounded and stationary, but still running plane."

She was immediately rushed to a hospital where she was pronounced dead.

The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board were informed about the incident and are carrying out an investigation.

Air Capital Drop Zone, a Kansas-based skydiving company, said that Gallagher had been booked as an observer to take photos of the skydivers while on one of its flights that afternoon.

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<h2>Wichita woman dies in Kansas airfield</h2>

According to news and FAA reports. Amanda was back at the landing site at Cook Airfield in Derby and the next set of divers started boarding the grounded Cessna 182.

“After the airplane landed, for unknown reasons, as the next group of jumpers were boarding, she moved in front of the wing, a violation of basic safety procedures,” Air Capital Drop Zone said in a statement.

“With her camera up to shoot photos as she did so, she stepped back slightly moving toward and into the spinning propeller.”

Cook Airfield, the privately-owned airport in Kansas where the incident took place, confirmed her death. “I wasn’t there when it happened, so I will not speculate on what could have or should have happened differently,” officials from the airfield wrote.

Gallagher was an experienced photographer who chronicled her own travels and captured pictures of others’ skydiving experiences. She owned her own photography company, AG Photography.&nbsp;

A GoFundMe has been set up to help raise money for Gallagher’s funeral expenses.

A photographer in the United States died after she backed into an aeroplane propeller while taking pictures. The tragic incident took place at a privately owned airport in Kansas.

A photographer in the United States died after she backed into an aeroplane propeller while taking pictures. The tragic incident took place at a privately owned airport in Kansas. Reports suggest the victim was an experienced travel photographer named Amanda Gallagher. According to the Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office, the 37-year-old died around 2.40 pm on Saturday while taking photos at an airfield just outside of Wichita after hitting the plane’s propeller while the aircraft was on the ground. According to authorities, the woman "made contact with a grounded and stationary, but still running plane." She was immediately rushed to a hospital where she was pronounced dead. The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board were informed about the incident and are carrying out an investigation. Air Capital Drop Zone, a Kansas-based skydiving company, said that Gallagher had been booked as an observer to take photos of the skydivers while on one of its flights that afternoon. Also Read: Lost hiker survives month-long ordeal eating mushrooms and berries in US park Wichita woman dies in Kansas airfield According to news and FAA reports. Amanda was back at the landing site at Cook Airfield in Derby and the next set of divers started boarding the grounded Cessna 182. “After the airplane landed, for unknown reasons, as the next group of jumpers were boarding, she moved in front of the wing, a violation of basic safety procedures,” Air Capital Drop Zone said in a statement. “With her camera up to shoot photos as she did so, she stepped back slightly moving toward and into the spinning propeller.” Cook Airfield, the privately-owned airport in Kansas where the incident took place, confirmed her death. “I wasn’t there when it happened, so I will not speculate on what could have or should have happened differently,” officials from the airfield wrote. Gallagher was an experienced photographer who chronicled her own travels and captured pictures of others’ skydiving experiences. She owned her own photography company, AG Photography. A GoFundMe has been set up to help raise money for Gallagher’s funeral expenses.

American woman dies after hitting running plane propeller while taking photos

US President Joe Biden has come under fire for his retaliatory comments to the "floating island of garbage" remark made by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe at a Donald Trump rally in New York City.

During a campaign call, in what can be perceived as disparaging comments towards Trump supporters, Biden responding to the inflammatory remarks by Hinchcliffe said: "The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters."

He also slammed Trump's rhetoric against Latinos, calling it "unconscionable" and "un-American".

Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/puerto-rican-archbishop-demands-personal-apology-from-trump-over-floating-island-of-garbage-rally-remark-771554">Puerto Rican archbishop demands personal apology from Trump over 'floating island of garbage' rally remark</a>

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Seizing on Biden's remarks, Trump at a rally in swing state Pennsylvania labelled the comments "terrible" likening them to Hillary Clinton's infamous "deplorables" comment made during the 2016 election. The Republican said "Garbage, I think, is worse".

Trump's running mate JD Vance also criticised the comment, slamming Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris of "attacking half of the country."

The White House later clarified that the US President was not targeting Trump's supporters but his&nbsp;divisive rhetoric. In a statement, White House spokesperson Andrew Bates emphasised that Biden had referred to "the hateful rhetoric at the Madison Square Garden rally as 'garbage'."

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During his opening set at Madison Square Garden on Sunday (Oct 27), Hinchcliffe made comments that leaned into racial stereotypes, including a jab calling Puerto Rico a "floating island of garbage," sparking widespread backlash.

Leaning into the racist stereotype that Latinos are preoccupied with childbearing and averse to birth control, the comedian said they "love making babies" and do not "pull out".

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"There's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now," Hinchcliffe said, adding, "I think it's called Puerto Rico."

The incident, just over a week before the US presidential election, has also led to criticism from both Republicans and Democrats.&nbsp;

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The Trump campaign swiftly issued a statement disavowing the comedian's comments. &nbsp;

"Look, it was a comedian who made a joke in poor taste," Trump campaign spokesperson Karoline Leavitt told Fox News.

Meanwhile, Trump remarked, "Probably, he shouldn't have been there."&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

US President Joe Biden has come under fire for his retaliatory comments to the "floating island of garbage" remark made by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe at a Donald Trump rally in New York City.

US President Joe Biden has come under fire for his retaliatory comments to the "floating island of garbage" remark made by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe at a Donald Trump rally in New York City. During a campaign call, in what can be perceived as disparaging comments towards Trump supporters, Biden responding to the inflammatory remarks by Hinchcliffe said: "The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters." He also slammed Trump's rhetoric against Latinos, calling it "unconscionable" and "un-American". Also read | Puerto Rican archbishop demands personal apology from Trump over 'floating island of garbage' rally remark Biden under fire for comments Seizing on Biden's remarks, Trump at a rally in swing state Pennsylvania labelled the comments "terrible" likening them to Hillary Clinton's infamous "deplorables" comment made during the 2016 election. The Republican said "Garbage, I think, is worse". Trump's running mate JD Vance also criticised the comment, slamming Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris of "attacking half of the country." The White House later clarified that the US President was not targeting Trump's supporters but his divisive rhetoric. In a statement, White House spokesperson Andrew Bates emphasised that Biden had referred to "the hateful rhetoric at the Madison Square Garden rally as 'garbage'." What did Hinchcliffe say? During his opening set at Madison Square Garden on Sunday (Oct 27), Hinchcliffe made comments that leaned into racial stereotypes, including a jab calling Puerto Rico a "floating island of garbage," sparking widespread backlash. Leaning into the racist stereotype that Latinos are preoccupied with childbearing and averse to birth control, the comedian said they "love making babies" and do not "pull out". Also read | 'And he's talking about illegals': Biden slams Musk over 'illegal worker' claims; Tesla CEO hits back "There's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now," Hinchcliffe said, adding, "I think it's called Puerto Rico." The incident, just over a week before the US presidential election, has also led to criticism from both Republicans and Democrats. Trump distances himself from remarks The Trump campaign swiftly issued a statement disavowing the comedian's comments. "Look, it was a comedian who made a joke in poor taste," Trump campaign spokesperson Karoline Leavitt told Fox News. Meanwhile, Trump remarked, "Probably, he shouldn't have been there." (With inputs from agencies)

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Hezbollah's new chief Naim Qassem&nbsp;delivered his inaugural address on Wednesday (Oct 30), a day after he was appointed as the Lebanon-based group's secretary general.&nbsp;

In his first speech,&nbsp;Qassem said he would accept a ceasefire with Israel under 'conditions' but vowed to continue on the path of Sayyed Hassen Nasrallah, the former Hezbollah chief killed in an Israeli airstrike on September 27.

"My work programme is a continuation of the work programme of our leader, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah," Qassem announced.

The leader said in his address that the "Zionist regime" had committed "39,000 violations" against Lebanon.

He also accused Israel of seeking to build settlements in southern Lebanon.

Qassem claimed that both the US and the EU were partner in 'genocidal' crimes committed by Israel in Gaza and Lebanon.

"Israel plans to occupy Lebanon and build settlements in the Arab country, but Hezbollah stands in the way of the Israeli regime,"&nbsp;Qassem said.

Qassem added that the group was recovering after sustaining "painful" blows over the last months.

The Hezbollah leader warned that&nbsp;the Jewish nation would face severe consequences if its forces didn't withdraw from Lebanese soil urgently.

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"Get out of our land to reduce your losses. If you stay, you will pay more than you have ever paid in your life," Qassem said in a pre-recorded speech, asserting Hezbollah could sustain fighting "for days, weeks and months".

<h2>Israel issues warning to&nbsp;Qassem&nbsp;</h2>

Meanwhile, in an explosive message to Naim Qassem, Israel’s Defence Minister Yoav Gallant Wednesday (Oct 30) warned that his appointment was “temporary” and not “for long.”

Gallant also posted a photo of the new leader, who was appointed on October 29 following the death of Hassan Nasrallah in an Israeli airstrike on September 27.

The Israeli government also suggested that Qassem’s tenure may be brief, saying, “His tenure in this position may be the shortest in the history of this terrorist organisation if he follows in the footsteps of his predecessors.”

(With inputs from agencies)

Hezbollah's new chief Naim Qassem delivered his inaugural address on Wednesday (Oct 30), a day after he was appointed as the Lebanon-based group's secretary general.

Hezbollah's new chief Naim Qassem delivered his inaugural address on Wednesday (Oct 30), a day after he was appointed as the Lebanon-based group's secretary general. In his first speech, Qassem said he would accept a ceasefire with Israel under 'conditions' but vowed to continue on the path of Sayyed Hassen Nasrallah, the former Hezbollah chief killed in an Israeli airstrike on September 27. "My work programme is a continuation of the work programme of our leader, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah," Qassem announced. The leader said in his address that the "Zionist regime" had committed "39,000 violations" against Lebanon. He also accused Israel of seeking to build settlements in southern Lebanon. Qassem claimed that both the US and the EU were partner in 'genocidal' crimes committed by Israel in Gaza and Lebanon. "Israel plans to occupy Lebanon and build settlements in the Arab country, but Hezbollah stands in the way of the Israeli regime," Qassem said. Qassem added that the group was recovering after sustaining "painful" blows over the last months. The Hezbollah leader warned that the Jewish nation would face severe consequences if its forces didn't withdraw from Lebanese soil urgently. Also read: ‘Temporary appointment,’ Israel’s explosive message to Hezbollah’s new chief Qassem "Get out of our land to reduce your losses. If you stay, you will pay more than you have ever paid in your life," Qassem said in a pre-recorded speech, asserting Hezbollah could sustain fighting "for days, weeks and months". Israel issues warning to Qassem Meanwhile, in an explosive message to Naim Qassem, Israel’s Defence Minister Yoav Gallant Wednesday (Oct 30) warned that his appointment was “temporary” and not “for long.” Gallant also posted a photo of the new leader, who was appointed on October 29 following the death of Hassan Nasrallah in an Israeli airstrike on September 27. The Israeli government also suggested that Qassem’s tenure may be brief, saying, “His tenure in this position may be the shortest in the history of this terrorist organisation if he follows in the footsteps of his predecessors.” (With inputs from agencies)

'Will accept truce with Israel under conditions,' Hezbollah's new chief Qassem delivers inaugural address

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Deputy commander of Lebanon-based Hezbollah's elite Radwan Force, Mustafa Ahmad Shahadi, was killed in a recent airstrike, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Wednesday (Oct 30).

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The Indian and Chinese forces on Wednesday (Oct 30) completed the disengagement process at the two friction points along the&nbsp;Line of Actual Control (LAC):&nbsp;Depsang and&nbsp;Demchok.

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In his first speech, Hezbollah's new chief Naim Qassem said he would accept a ceasefire with Israel under 'conditions' but vowed to continue on the path of Sayyed Hassen Nasrallah, the former Hezbollah chief killed in an Israeli airstrike on September 27.

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