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Chinese state-linked hackers reportedly intercepted calls and text messages involving prominent US political figures, including a Trump campaign adviser, reported by The Washington Post on Sunday.&nbsp;

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This espionage operation, allegedly led by a hacker group known as Salt Typhoon, has targeted campaign staff from both the Republican and Democratic parties.&nbsp;

According to the Post report, the security breach reportedly targeted phones linked to former President Donald Trump and his running mate JD Vance.

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Previously, news agency Reuters on Friday reported that Chinese hackers targeted people affiliated with the campaign of Democratic Party candidate Vice President Kamala Harris.&nbsp;

This significant breach in US telecommunications security so close to the 2024 US elections has raised concerns about information integrity.

On Friday, the FBI and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) said they were actively investigating, with preliminary findings pointing to unauthorised access to at least 10 major US carriers including Verizon AT&amp;T, Lumen and potentially others.

The hackers reportedly accessed unencrypted communications, including audio calls, text messages, and phone logs. &nbsp;

While both campaigns were informed last week of the intrusion, the FBI has not confirmed whether the hackers accessed specific call content.&nbsp;

As per the report citing two people familiar with the matter, the number of victims identified to date stands at fewer than 100. However, more names may yet emerge as the investigation continues. The relatively low number of victim count, as per the report citing a former senior US cyber operations official, may be because hackers saw the victims and the access they have, as "exquisite" and highly valuable.

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The Trump campaign has sought to blame the White House and Harris's team for allowing a foreign adversary to infiltrate US companies to target the campaign.

US authorities have convened a "unified coordination group" and a public-private Cyber Safety Review Board to conduct a thorough investigation.&nbsp;

The Chinese Embassy in Washington denied knowledge of the hacking operations, reiterating China's stance against cyber intrusions.

On Friday, the FBI in a joint release with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency publicly confirmed the breach for the first time and said: "The US government is investigating the unauthorised access to commercial telecommunications infrastructure by actors affiliated with the People’s Republic of China".

(With inputs from agencies)

Chinese state-linked hackers reportedly intercepted calls and text messages involving prominent US political figures, including a Trump campaign adviser, reported by The Washington Post on Sunday.

Chinese state-linked hackers reportedly intercepted calls and text messages involving prominent US political figures, including a Trump campaign adviser, reported by The Washington Post on Sunday. Salt Typhoon This espionage operation, allegedly led by a hacker group known as Salt Typhoon, has targeted campaign staff from both the Republican and Democratic parties. According to the Post report, the security breach reportedly targeted phones linked to former President Donald Trump and his running mate JD Vance. Also read | US elections 2024: Is proxy voting allowed? All you need to know Previously, news agency Reuters on Friday reported that Chinese hackers targeted people affiliated with the campaign of Democratic Party candidate Vice President Kamala Harris. This significant breach in US telecommunications security so close to the 2024 US elections has raised concerns about information integrity. On Friday, the FBI and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) said they were actively investigating, with preliminary findings pointing to unauthorised access to at least 10 major US carriers including Verizon AT&T, Lumen and potentially others. The hackers reportedly accessed unencrypted communications, including audio calls, text messages, and phone logs. While both campaigns were informed last week of the intrusion, the FBI has not confirmed whether the hackers accessed specific call content. As per the report citing two people familiar with the matter, the number of victims identified to date stands at fewer than 100. However, more names may yet emerge as the investigation continues. The relatively low number of victim count, as per the report citing a former senior US cyber operations official, may be because hackers saw the victims and the access they have, as "exquisite" and highly valuable. Also read | US Election: Harris pledges to 'prosecute' Trump 'in 10 days' as Michelle Obama voices 'genuine fear' Trump campaign blames Harris The Trump campaign has sought to blame the White House and Harris's team for allowing a foreign adversary to infiltrate US companies to target the campaign. US authorities have convened a "unified coordination group" and a public-private Cyber Safety Review Board to conduct a thorough investigation. The Chinese Embassy in Washington denied knowledge of the hacking operations, reiterating China's stance against cyber intrusions. On Friday, the FBI in a joint release with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency publicly confirmed the breach for the first time and said: "The US government is investigating the unauthorised access to commercial telecommunications infrastructure by actors affiliated with the People’s Republic of China". (With inputs from agencies)

Chinese hackers allegedly intercept calls, texts of Trump, Harris campaigns ahead of 2024 US election

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Indian and Chinese armies have till now finished 80-90 per cent disengagement at Demchok and Depsang in Eastern Ladakh, as reported by ANI. In other news,&nbsp;Iraq said on Monday (Oct 28) that it had filed a complaint with the United Nations (UN) over the Israeli military using its airspace to attack Iran during the weekend.&nbsp;The complaint was sent to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the UN Security Council.

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Indian and Chinese armies have till now finished 80-90 per cent disengagement at Demchok and Depsang in&nbsp;Eastern Ladakh, as reported by ANI.&nbsp;

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Iraq said on Monday (Oct 28) that it had filed a complaint with the United Nations (UN) over the Israeli military using its airspace to attack Iran during the weekend.&nbsp;The complaint was sent to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the UN Security Council.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday (Oct 28) inaugurated the TATA Aircraft Complex that will manufacture the C-295 military aircraft in Vadodara city of Gujarat. The facility was inaugurated by PM Modi along with Spain's&nbsp;President Pedro Sanchez.

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North Korea has accused South Korea of flying drones over its territory for propaganda purposes. Pyongyang&nbsp;labelled this as a&nbsp;violation of its sovereignty, reported the country's state media outlet KCNA on Monday (Oct 28).&nbsp;

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A self-confessed smuggler narrated how he made more than 1,000 Vietnamese people enter the United Kingdom illegally and called this business "lucrative", while speaking to BBC.

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One terrorist was killed on Monday as special forces were mobilised to neutralise a group of recently infiltrated ultras who attacked an army convoy in a village in the Akhnoor sector of Jammu and Kashmir, officials said. "The body of one terrorist along with a weapon has been recovered. Operation&nbsp;under progress," the Army's Jammu-based White knight Corps said in an update on the ongoing operation.

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BJP leader&nbsp;Mithun Chakraborty on Sunday (Oct 28) gave an incendiary speech amid the tense political atmosphere in the Indian state of West Bengal as he shared the stage with Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

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The Hyderabad Police on Monday (October 28) announced prohibitory orders barring all processions, dharnas, and public gatherings in the city until 28 November.

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India prime minister Narendra Modi echoed the Real Madrid vs Barcelona El Clasico La Liga game craze in the country on Sunday (Oct 27) during an event in state of Gujarat. PM Modi made the comments during a roadshow in the city of Vadodara with Spanish President&nbsp;Pedro Sanchez.

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Diljit Dosanjh took over Delhi in&nbsp;the weekend, and despite traffic snarls around the concert venue, no one was complaining. Diljit kick-started the India leg of his Dil-Luminati Tour at Delhi's Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium on Saturday and followed it up with another show on Sunday.&nbsp;

Indian and Chinese armies have till now finished 80-90 per cent disengagement at Demchok and Depsang in Eastern Ladakh, as reported by ANI. In other news, Iraq said on Monday (Oct 28) that it had filed a complaint with the United Nations (UN) over the Israeli military using its airspace to attack Iran during the weekend.

Indian and Chinese armies have till now finished 80-90 per cent disengagement at Demchok and Depsang in Eastern Ladakh, as reported by ANI. In other news, Iraq said on Monday (Oct 28) that it had filed a complaint with the United Nations (UN) over the Israeli military using its airspace to attack Iran during the weekend. The complaint was sent to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the UN Security Council. Click on the headlines to read more Indian, Chinese armies complete 80 to 90 per cent disengagement in Ladakh Indian and Chinese armies have till now finished 80-90 per cent disengagement at Demchok and Depsang in Eastern Ladakh, as reported by ANI. Iraq files UN complaint over Israeli troops using its airspace to attack Iran Iraq said on Monday (Oct 28) that it had filed a complaint with the United Nations (UN) over the Israeli military using its airspace to attack Iran during the weekend. The complaint was sent to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the UN Security Council. PM Modi inaugurates India's first C-295 aircraft manufacturing facility Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday (Oct 28) inaugurated the TATA Aircraft Complex that will manufacture the C-295 military aircraft in Vadodara city of Gujarat. The facility was inaugurated by PM Modi along with Spain's President Pedro Sanchez. North Korea accuses South Korea of drone incursions North Korea has accused South Korea of flying drones over its territory for propaganda purposes. Pyongyang labelled this as a violation of its sovereignty, reported the country's state media outlet KCNA on Monday (Oct 28). Smuggler confesses transporting 1,000 Vietnamese illegally into UK, forging visas A self-confessed smuggler narrated how he made more than 1,000 Vietnamese people enter the United Kingdom illegally and called this business "lucrative", while speaking to BBC. Terrorist killed after attack on army convoy in Akhnoor sector of Jammu and Kashmir One terrorist was killed on Monday as special forces were mobilised to neutralise a group of recently infiltrated ultras who attacked an army convoy in a village in the Akhnoor sector of Jammu and Kashmir, officials said. "The body of one terrorist along with a weapon has been recovered. Operation under progress," the Army's Jammu-based White knight Corps said in an update on the ongoing operation. ‘Will chop them up...,’ warns Mithun Chakraborty at Bengal rally in presence of Amit Shah BJP leader Mithun Chakraborty on Sunday (Oct 28) gave an incendiary speech amid the tense political atmosphere in the Indian state of West Bengal as he shared the stage with Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Police ban gatherings and protests in India's Hyderabad until November 28, BJP reacts The Hyderabad Police on Monday (October 28) announced prohibitory orders barring all processions, dharnas, and public gatherings in the city until 28 November. PM Modi acclaims El Clasico craze in India during roadshow with Spain's Prez India prime minister Narendra Modi echoed the Real Madrid vs Barcelona El Clasico La Liga game craze in the country on Sunday (Oct 27) during an event in state of Gujarat. PM Modi made the comments during a roadshow in the city of Vadodara with Spanish President Pedro Sanchez. Diljit Dosanjh takes over Delhi with music and charm, ask fans to 'dream big' Diljit Dosanjh took over Delhi in the weekend, and despite traffic snarls around the concert venue, no one was complaining. Diljit kick-started the India leg of his Dil-Luminati Tour at Delhi's Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium on Saturday and followed it up with another show on Sunday.

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President Joe Biden would celebrate Diwali at the White House Monday evening along with a large number of Indian Americans from across the country. "Continuing a tradition from previous years, the President will light a Diya lamp in the Blue Room before his remarks," the White House said.

President Joe Biden would celebrate Diwali at the White House Monday evening along with a large number of Indian Americans from across the country. "Continuing a tradition from previous years, the President will light a Diya lamp in the Blue Room before his remarks," the White House said. After this he would deliver remarks before a gathering of Indian Americans, for whom he is hosting a reception. This would be President Biden's last Diwali reception at the White House as he is not running for the presidential election. "Among the President's introductions will be a video message from Sunita "Suni" Williams, a decorated NASA astronaut and retired Navy Captain. She recorded a video greeting from the International Space Station, where she took over as Commander in September," the White House said. Also read: PM Modi inaugurates ₹4,800 crore in projects, says 'world is now listening to India' "Suni is a practising Hindu and has previously sent Diwali greetings from the ISS to people across the globe. She has also brought multiple Indian/Hindu cultural items-including samosas and copies of Upanishads and Bhagavad Gita-with her to space in celebration of her heritage," it said. "Nootana, a classical South Asian dance and music ensemble based in Washington, DC, will provide musical entertainment for guests, in addition to the Marine Corps Band," said the White House. 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.

President Biden set to celebrate Diwali with Indian Americans at White House event

Pakistan has sought an additional loan of 10 billion yuan (approximately USD 1.4 billion) from China, following the depletion of its existing trade facility of 30 billion yuan (around USD 4.3 billion), according to a report on Sunday.

Pakistan Seeks An Additional $1.4 Billion Loan From China As Its Financial Crisis Deepens

Bolivia's former leader Evo Morales said on Sunday his vehicle was hit by gunfire captured in a video, reflecting how political tensions between him and the Andean nation's current president Luis Arce have turned violent.

Arce in comments on social media called for an "immediate and thorough investigation" of the incident and condemned any use of violence in politics.

Morales posted a video on Facebook taken on Sunday morning from inside a moving car, showing him sitting in the front passenger seat and at least two bullet holes in the windshield.&nbsp;

A statement from a Morales-aligned bloc of the socialist MAS political party, itself split&nbsp;in&nbsp;half with loyalties divided between Morales and Arce,&nbsp;said that his convoy was ambushed near a military barracks by two vehicles with heavily armed men dressed in black.

Video shared with Reuters showed a frantic chase, during which Morales switched cars and his driver was injured.

Reuters could not independently verify the contents of the video or the claims made by Morales and his allies.&nbsp;

The incident occurred at a time when&nbsp;Bolivia&nbsp;already has been gripped by tensions. Morales supporters have blocked key highways for two weeks, impeding delivery of food and fuel around the country, and clashed with security forces trying to clear the obstacles.&nbsp;Arce's government on Saturday accused Morales of "destabilizing" the country and trying to "interrupt democratic order."

In a radio interview after the incident, Morales said two vehicles intercepted him on the road and fired upon his car, saying a bullet passed "centimeters" from his head. The MAS statement said that a bullet hit the arm of the second vehicle's driver and another grazed his head.

"I don't know if they were soldiers or police," Morales said on the radio.

Bolivia's Deputy Security Minister Roberto Rios told journalists that police had not carried out any operation against Morales.

"As authorities in charge of state security, we are obliged to investigate any report, whether it is true or false," Rios said.

Morales, who served three terms as president, resigned in 2019 after a disputed election plunged the country into turmoil. Arce, his former economy minister, was elected the following year.

Arce is expected to run for reelection in the 2025&nbsp;Bolivian election. Morales also has said he wants to be a candidate in next year.

The statement from the Morales-aligned MAS faction accused Arce and two government ministers of orchestrating the attack.

"This is not an isolated incident. It is clear evidence that we are facing a fascist government that does not hesitate to attack the life of former President Evo Morales," the statement said, claiming also that the assailants were seen entering the military barracks and subsequently boarding a helicopter waiting on the airstrip.

The country is also grappling with dwindling natural gas production, drained foreign currency reserves and rising inflation, which is increasing pressure on the ruling party and leading to increasingly messy political infighting.

Morales is also facing allegations that he had relationships with minors. He was formally summoned by regional prosecutors to testify in the case but did not appear, and now faces an arrest warrant. Morales has denied the&nbsp;accusations.

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Bolivia's former leader Evo Morales said on Sunday his vehicle was hit by gunfire captured in a video, reflecting how political tensions between him and the Andean nation's current president Luis Arce have turned violent.

Bolivia's former leader Evo Morales said on Sunday his vehicle was hit by gunfire captured in a video, reflecting how political tensions between him and the Andean nation's current president Luis Arce have turned violent. Arce in comments on social media called for an "immediate and thorough investigation" of the incident and condemned any use of violence in politics. Morales posted a video on Facebook taken on Sunday morning from inside a moving car, showing him sitting in the front passenger seat and at least two bullet holes in the windshield. A statement from a Morales-aligned bloc of the socialist MAS political party, itself split in half with loyalties divided between Morales and Arce, said that his convoy was ambushed near a military barracks by two vehicles with heavily armed men dressed in black. Video shared with Reuters showed a frantic chase, during which Morales switched cars and his driver was injured. Reuters could not independently verify the contents of the video or the claims made by Morales and his allies. The incident occurred at a time when Bolivia already has been gripped by tensions. Morales supporters have blocked key highways for two weeks, impeding delivery of food and fuel around the country, and clashed with security forces trying to clear the obstacles. Arce's government on Saturday accused Morales of "destabilizing" the country and trying to "interrupt democratic order." In a radio interview after the incident, Morales said two vehicles intercepted him on the road and fired upon his car, saying a bullet passed "centimeters" from his head. The MAS statement said that a bullet hit the arm of the second vehicle's driver and another grazed his head. "I don't know if they were soldiers or police," Morales said on the radio. Bolivia's Deputy Security Minister Roberto Rios told journalists that police had not carried out any operation against Morales. "As authorities in charge of state security, we are obliged to investigate any report, whether it is true or false," Rios said. Morales, who served three terms as president, resigned in 2019 after a disputed election plunged the country into turmoil. Arce, his former economy minister, was elected the following year. Arce is expected to run for reelection in the 2025 Bolivian election. Morales also has said he wants to be a candidate in next year. The statement from the Morales-aligned MAS faction accused Arce and two government ministers of orchestrating the attack. "This is not an isolated incident. It is clear evidence that we are facing a fascist government that does not hesitate to attack the life of former President Evo Morales," the statement said, claiming also that the assailants were seen entering the military barracks and subsequently boarding a helicopter waiting on the airstrip. The country is also grappling with dwindling natural gas production, drained foreign currency reserves and rising inflation, which is increasing pressure on the ruling party and leading to increasingly messy political infighting. Morales is also facing allegations that he had relationships with minors. He was formally summoned by regional prosecutors to testify in the case but did not appear, and now faces an arrest warrant. Morales has denied the accusations. 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.

Bolivia former president Morales says his vehicle was hit by gunfire

A self-confessed smuggler narrated how he made more than 1,000 Vietnamese people enter the United Kingdom illegally and called this business "lucrative", while speaking to BBC.

The smuggler, who called himself Thanh, spoke about the ways in which criminal enterprises took advantage of migrants who wanted to cross the channel.

He said that Vietnamese travel a lot for work and because of lax EU work visa regulations, they now have a clear route to bring people to the UK from the Asian country.

In his interview with the BBC, Thanh said that he had appealed for asylum in Britain after he entered the country by crossing the channel on a small boat and paying double the amount which is paid by other migrants.

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He said that he informed the UK authorities that he had been trafficked to increase the chances of asylum.

"That's the way it's done. [People lie] in order to continue the asylum process safely," he added.

<h2>Here's how smuggler made people enter UK illegally&nbsp;</h2>

Thanh said that when he was camping in a forest near Dunkirk, he first started to help people-smuggling gangs in exchange for £250 (approx. $324) for every successful trip.&nbsp;

He became famous among the gang of smugglers but he was caught and put behind bars in Europe.

After he was released, Thanh travelled to the UK and made efforts to leave behind the smuggling of people.

However, he said his reputation has forced him to make a living by forging documents for the new arrivals in the United Kingdom.

"People in Europe contacted me asking for help.&nbsp;I'd already helped about 1,000 people to get to the UK successfully, so I was well known for that success," Thanh said.

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"I had a lot of clients. Depending on which embassy it was, we would provide forged bank statements or other documents. First, we would submit these online. If certain embassies needed to check with banks, then we'd put real cash into a bank account. We had arrangements with staff at certain banks," he added.&nbsp;

"The clients couldn't access the money themselves, but the bank staff would show the [falsified] details to embassy staff. We worked with lots of different types of Vietnamese banks," stated the smuggler.

Thanh said that he has now decided to speak about his criminal activities to make Vietnamese people understand that the journey to Europe is not worth it.

"I just want people in Vietnam to understand that it’s not worth borrowing lots of money to travel here. It’s not so easy for illegal arrivals to find work or make money. And when they do make money it’s less than in the past," he said.&nbsp;

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A self-confessed smuggler narrated how he made more than 1,000 Vietnamese people enter the United Kingdom illegally and called this business "lucrative", while speaking to BBC.

A self-confessed smuggler narrated how he made more than 1,000 Vietnamese people enter the United Kingdom illegally and called this business "lucrative", while speaking to BBC. The smuggler, who called himself Thanh, spoke about the ways in which criminal enterprises took advantage of migrants who wanted to cross the channel. He said that Vietnamese travel a lot for work and because of lax EU work visa regulations, they now have a clear route to bring people to the UK from the Asian country. In his interview with the BBC, Thanh said that he had appealed for asylum in Britain after he entered the country by crossing the channel on a small boat and paying double the amount which is paid by other migrants. Also Read: 10 Indians arrested every hour for trying to enter US illegally in last one year, reveals data He said that he informed the UK authorities that he had been trafficked to increase the chances of asylum. "That's the way it's done. [People lie] in order to continue the asylum process safely," he added. Here's how smuggler made people enter UK illegally Thanh said that when he was camping in a forest near Dunkirk, he first started to help people-smuggling gangs in exchange for £250 (approx. $324) for every successful trip. He became famous among the gang of smugglers but he was caught and put behind bars in Europe. After he was released, Thanh travelled to the UK and made efforts to leave behind the smuggling of people. However, he said his reputation has forced him to make a living by forging documents for the new arrivals in the United Kingdom. "People in Europe contacted me asking for help. I'd already helped about 1,000 people to get to the UK successfully, so I was well known for that success," Thanh said. Watch: Migrants Held In Reception Centres In Albania Brought To Italy "I had a lot of clients. Depending on which embassy it was, we would provide forged bank statements or other documents. First, we would submit these online. If certain embassies needed to check with banks, then we'd put real cash into a bank account. We had arrangements with staff at certain banks," he added. "The clients couldn't access the money themselves, but the bank staff would show the [falsified] details to embassy staff. We worked with lots of different types of Vietnamese banks," stated the smuggler. Thanh said that he has now decided to speak about his criminal activities to make Vietnamese people understand that the journey to Europe is not worth it. "I just want people in Vietnam to understand that it’s not worth borrowing lots of money to travel here. It’s not so easy for illegal arrivals to find work or make money. And when they do make money it’s less than in the past," he said. (With inputs from agencies)

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Billionaire Elon Musk attended Donald Trump’s important rally in Manhattan with his 4-year-old son, who wore a custom red hat with the slogan “Make Voting Great Again,” a play on Trump’s well-known phrase "Make America Great Again".

The Tesla CEO arrived at Madison Square Garden in New York on Sunday (Oct 27), accompanied by his mother, Maye Musk, and his son, X Æ A-Xii, who was seen holding a Trump Vance sign featuring his father’s name.

At the event were several notable figures, including Trump’s running mate JD Vance, Trump’s wife Melania, his sons Donald Jr. and Eric, wrestler Hulk Hogan, and TV personality Dr. Phil. Also present were members of Trump’s presidential transition team, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard, alongside Musk.

X Æ A-Xii, born on 4 May 2020, is Musk’s son with singer Grimes. Musk, wearing his own black MAGA hat, held his son before taking to the stage, standing next to former First Lady Melania Trump.

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Musk has increasingly become one of Trump’s prominent supporters, contributing $75 million to a pro-Trump super PAC and speaking at several rallies in support of the Republican candidate.

A photo of Melania Trump with Musk’s young son gained attention on social media after the event, with many users reacting warmly.

"Such a sweet photo! I can tell you love kids Melania! You have a mother’s smile and a gentle touch. Precious," one user wrote.

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"Beautiful picture of our beautiful First Lady Melania Trump, Little X and Elon Musk," another fan commented. "Make Melania First Lady Again," someone else added.

“Little X loves the crowd cheering,” another user said.

“What a wonderful moment for Maye too. She has to be so proud of her son,” said another.

Others commented, “Little, little X is adorable! #MAGA,” and “Adorable. The positive vibes towards his Daddy have Lil X dancing with joy.”

One person added, "little X is a celebrity So adorbs."

On 27 October, Trump spoke to the crowd in Manhattan, outlining what he envisions for a potential second term. New York, however, is reportedly expected to lean towards Democratic opponent Kamala Harris in the upcoming election.

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Billionaire Elon Musk attended Donald Trump’s important rally in Manhattan with his 4-year-old son, who wore a custom red hat with the slogan “Make Voting Great Again,” a play on Trump’s well-known phrase "Make America Great Again".

Billionaire Elon Musk attended Donald Trump’s important rally in Manhattan with his 4-year-old son, who wore a custom red hat with the slogan “Make Voting Great Again,” a play on Trump’s well-known phrase "Make America Great Again". The Tesla CEO arrived at Madison Square Garden in New York on Sunday (Oct 27), accompanied by his mother, Maye Musk, and his son, X Æ A-Xii, who was seen holding a Trump Vance sign featuring his father’s name. At the event were several notable figures, including Trump’s running mate JD Vance, Trump’s wife Melania, his sons Donald Jr. and Eric, wrestler Hulk Hogan, and TV personality Dr. Phil. Also present were members of Trump’s presidential transition team, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard, alongside Musk. X Æ A-Xii, born on 4 May 2020, is Musk’s son with singer Grimes. Musk, wearing his own black MAGA hat, held his son before taking to the stage, standing next to former First Lady Melania Trump. Elon Musk with his son named X Æ A-Xii, or X, and Melania Trump at a Trump rally pic.twitter.com/hpVK41YYGW — S p r i n t e r (@SprinterFamily) October 28, 2024 × Musk has increasingly become one of Trump’s prominent supporters, contributing $75 million to a pro-Trump super PAC and speaking at several rallies in support of the Republican candidate. A photo of Melania Trump with Musk’s young son gained attention on social media after the event, with many users reacting warmly. "Such a sweet photo! I can tell you love kids Melania! You have a mother’s smile and a gentle touch. Precious," one user wrote. Also read: Donald Trump comes under fire after comedian at his rally calls Puerto Rico 'island of garbage' "Beautiful picture of our beautiful First Lady Melania Trump, Little X and Elon Musk," another fan commented. "Make Melania First Lady Again," someone else added. “Little X loves the crowd cheering,” another user said. “What a wonderful moment for Maye too. She has to be so proud of her son,” said another. Others commented, “Little, little X is adorable! #MAGA,” and “Adorable. The positive vibes towards his Daddy have Lil X dancing with joy.” One person added, "little X is a celebrity So adorbs." On 27 October, Trump spoke to the crowd in Manhattan, outlining what he envisions for a potential second term. New York, however, is reportedly expected to lean towards Democratic opponent Kamala Harris in the upcoming election. (With inputs from agencies)

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The makeup of Japan's future government was in flux after the ruling coalition fell short of a majority mark. After losing his majority in the Parliamentary election, Japanese prime minister Shigeru Ishiba has vowed to reform his liberal Democratic party. He blamed poor handling of political fund Scandal for people's distrust and anger. Watch to know more.

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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba was on thin ice on Monday after his ruling coalition was projected to have lost its parliamentary majority in disastrous snap elections.

Ishiba, 67, called Sunday's vote days after taking office on October 1, but voters angry at a slush fund scandal punished his Liberal Democratic Party (LDP).

"We are receiving severe judgement," Ishiba, who the LDP chose as leader last month precisely because he was seen as popular among voters, told national broadcaster NHK after polls closed on Sunday.

The Japanese people "expressed their strong desire for the LDP to do some reflection and become a party that will act in line with the people's will," he said.

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National broadcaster NHK and other media outlets reported that the LDP -- which has governed almost non-stop since 1955 -- had fallen short of an absolute majority on its own for the first time since 2009.

Even worse, the projections suggest that the previous coalition of the LDP and the smaller Komeito party had missed Ishiba's election goal of winning 233 seats in the 456-member lower house.

The LDP won 191 seats and Komeito 24, according to NHK tallies as of Monday morning.&nbsp;

Ahead of the election, local media had speculated that if this happened, Ishiba could potentially quit to take responsibility, becoming Japan's shortest-serving prime minister in the post-war period.

If he stays, the outcome means Ishiba will have to head a minority government or seek new coalition partners.

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Footage from the LDP headquarters showed gloomy faces as projections based on exit polls indicated Ishiba's justice and agriculture ministers were likely to lose their seats.

"If we are unable to obtain a majority as a result of severe public judgement, we will ask as many people as possible to cooperate with us," the LDP's election chief Shinjiro Koizumi told reporters.

- Worst in 15 years - 
In Japan's last general election in 2021, the LDP won a majority in its own right, with 259 seats in parliament's powerful lower house. Komeito had 32.

If confirmed by official results, the LDP losing its majority will be the worst result since it lost power 15 years ago before being brought back in a 2012 landslide by late former premier Shinzo Abe.

Opinion polls before the election had suggested that in many districts LDP candidates were neck-and-neck with those from the Constitutional Democratic Party (CDP), the second-biggest in parliament, led by popular former prime minister Yoshihiko Noda.

The CDP appeared to have made considerable gains, with NHK indicating it had won 148 seats as of early Monday -- up from 96.

Ishiba had promised to not actively support LDP politicians caught up in the funding scandal that saw party members pocket money from fund-raising events and helped sink his predecessor Fumio Kishida.

But the opposition jumped on media reports that the party has provided 20 million yen ($132,000) each to district offices headed by these figures, who were still standing in the election.

"Voters chose which party would be the best fit to push for political reforms," Noda said late Sunday, adding that the "LDP-Komeito administration cannot continue".

The number of women lawmakers meanwhile reached a record high at 73, according to NHK.

Ishiba has pledged to revitalise depressed rural regions and to address the "quiet emergency" of Japan's declining population through family-friendly measures such as flexible working hours.

But he rowed back his position on issues including allowing married couples to take separate surnames. He also named only two women as ministers in his cabinet.

He has backed the creation of a regional military alliance along the lines of NATO to counter China, although he has cautioned it would "not happen overnight".

Masato Kamikubo, a political scientist at Ritsumeikan University, told AFP before the election that Noda's stance "is sort of similar to the LDP's".

"He is basically a conservative. The CDP or Noda can be an alternative to the LDP. Many voters think so," he said.

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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba was on thin ice on Monday after his ruling coalition was projected to have lost its parliamentary majority in disastrous snap elections.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba was on thin ice on Monday after his ruling coalition was projected to have lost its parliamentary majority in disastrous snap elections. Ishiba, 67, called Sunday's vote days after taking office on October 1, but voters angry at a slush fund scandal punished his Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). "We are receiving severe judgement," Ishiba, who the LDP chose as leader last month precisely because he was seen as popular among voters, told national broadcaster NHK after polls closed on Sunday. The Japanese people "expressed their strong desire for the LDP to do some reflection and become a party that will act in line with the people's will," he said. Also read | Japan’s ruling party projected to lose majority for first time since 2009, dealing a setback to PM Ishiba National broadcaster NHK and other media outlets reported that the LDP -- which has governed almost non-stop since 1955 -- had fallen short of an absolute majority on its own for the first time since 2009. Even worse, the projections suggest that the previous coalition of the LDP and the smaller Komeito party had missed Ishiba's election goal of winning 233 seats in the 456-member lower house. The LDP won 191 seats and Komeito 24, according to NHK tallies as of Monday morning. Ahead of the election, local media had speculated that if this happened, Ishiba could potentially quit to take responsibility, becoming Japan's shortest-serving prime minister in the post-war period. If he stays, the outcome means Ishiba will have to head a minority government or seek new coalition partners. Also read | Parliamentary election in Japan underway, voters to decide fate of Ishiba's govt Footage from the LDP headquarters showed gloomy faces as projections based on exit polls indicated Ishiba's justice and agriculture ministers were likely to lose their seats. "If we are unable to obtain a majority as a result of severe public judgement, we will ask as many people as possible to cooperate with us," the LDP's election chief Shinjiro Koizumi told reporters. - Worst in 15 years - In Japan's last general election in 2021, the LDP won a majority in its own right, with 259 seats in parliament's powerful lower house. Komeito had 32. If confirmed by official results, the LDP losing its majority will be the worst result since it lost power 15 years ago before being brought back in a 2012 landslide by late former premier Shinzo Abe. Opinion polls before the election had suggested that in many districts LDP candidates were neck-and-neck with those from the Constitutional Democratic Party (CDP), the second-biggest in parliament, led by popular former prime minister Yoshihiko Noda. The CDP appeared to have made considerable gains, with NHK indicating it had won 148 seats as of early Monday -- up from 96. Ishiba had promised to not actively support LDP politicians caught up in the funding scandal that saw party members pocket money from fund-raising events and helped sink his predecessor Fumio Kishida. But the opposition jumped on media reports that the party has provided 20 million yen ($132,000) each to district offices headed by these figures, who were still standing in the election. "Voters chose which party would be the best fit to push for political reforms," Noda said late Sunday, adding that the "LDP-Komeito administration cannot continue". The number of women lawmakers meanwhile reached a record high at 73, according to NHK. Ishiba has pledged to revitalise depressed rural regions and to address the "quiet emergency" of Japan's declining population through family-friendly measures such as flexible working hours. But he rowed back his position on issues including allowing married couples to take separate surnames. He also named only two women as ministers in his cabinet. He has backed the creation of a regional military alliance along the lines of NATO to counter China, although he has cautioned it would "not happen overnight". Masato Kamikubo, a political scientist at Ritsumeikan University, told AFP before the election that Noda's stance "is sort of similar to the LDP's". "He is basically a conservative. The CDP or Noda can be an alternative to the LDP. Many voters think so," he said. 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.

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