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Thirty-four of the 100 total Senate seats are being contested in November, the result of a staggered election system.

US penalties come as Israeli government considers military response against Iran amid risk of spiralling escalation.

The US vice presidential candidate and senator brushed aside scrutiny of Trump's record of election denialism.

Polls show the former president lags behind his rival among female voters, as the November presidential election nears.

The strike is costing Boeing $1bn a month, making it critical for the firm to end the work stoppage.

Israel is weighing up its response to Iran's ballistic missile attacks.

MSF says 'no body allowed to get in or out' in Jabalia as Israeli strikes across enclave kill dozens of Palestinians.

Ukrainian president is on a European tour as he rallies support for his 'victory plan' to end Russia's war.

Israeli forces are attacking UN peacekeeper troops in southern Lebanon.

There is no evidence that Iran was behind the two assassination attempts against the former president.

Presidents' meeting comes before expected signing of strategic partnership agreement by the two countries.

Democrats issue their first ad slamming Green Party candidate, even as she polls at about 1 percent.

Wall Street Journal survey suggests Trump and Harris neck-to-neck in six key swing states before the November 5 vote.

Some Tesla investors and experts said they were hoping for more concrete details on how the company plans to transform.

European Leagues and FIFPRO to lodge antitrust complaint against FIFA as reports suggest players face risk of burnouts.

Hezbollah's member of parliament discusses Israel's ongoing aggression in Lebanon and the group's significant setbacks.

After Hurricane Helene, US state is dealing with the storm's aftermath and fighting disinformation about its response.

North Korea says flights are an 'irresponsible and dangerous provocation' as Seoul denies sending drones.

The international community considers Israel's attack on UNIFIL's headquarters a violation of international law.

Israeli air strikes in the heart of Lebanon's capital killed at least 22 people and wounded 117 others.

Critics question US vice president's meetings with handpicked community members without change in Middle East policy.

We explore the impact of Israel's genocide in Gaza the past year and the world's response to the ongoing massacre.

Authorities dismiss rumours of ill health as 'pure fantasy', set up 'monitoring cells' to track online debate.

Mehdi Hasan goes head-to-head with Adolfo Franco to debate the implications of a potential second Trump presidency.

The attack on UNIFIL's headquarters in Naqoura comes a day after two Indonesian peacekeepers were injured.

Al Jazeera's Ali Hashem reports from the scene of one of the Israeli attacks in central Beirut.

There was a time US presidents condemned and tried to reign in Israeli terror.

England go one up in three-Test series after humbling defeat for Pakistan as records tumbled in Multan.

Inquiry accused Israeli forces of killing and torturing medical personnel and restricting patients from leaving enclave.

Al Jazeera journalists who've reported from devastating scenes in the war on Gaza explain what it's been like.

A donations scandal and controversial decision to deny a payment to pensioners overshadow Starmer's new administration.

As Israel wages war on Lebanon, it is deploying some of the same devastating tactics that it used to destroy Gaza.

The 2024 Nobel Peace Prize has been given to Japanese anti-nuclear weapons group Nihon Hidankyo.

As Israel's war on Gaza enters a second year, weekly vigils at St George's Cathedral in Cape Town call for peace.

Movement awarded for 'demonstrating through witness testimony that nuclear weapons must never be used again'.

Critics have said the prime minister's surge in support following the assault on Lebanon may be short-lived.

Israeli forces have killed at least 22 people in air attacks on central Beirut.

Scammers are increasingly using deepfake tech to fraud people. Experts say awareness is key to prevent online scam.

Top US diplomat says Beijing has 'injured people' and 'harmed vessels' of rival nations in the disputed waters.

Workers reportedly arrested in Zhengzhou for equivalent of breach of trust.

The attack is the latest in Balochistan province, and security concerns are growing before a key international summit.

The award-winning freelance journalist was known for her reporting on life in Russian-occupied Ukraine.

New Zealand Defence Minister Judith Collins says sinking of HMNZS Manawanui has nothing to do with captain's gender.

As the war enters its 959th day, these are the main developments.

Former president slams Donald Trump as Democrats push to shore up support for Kamala Harris ahead of November vote.

Tata, who passed away on Wednesday, was known for his humility and his expansive vision.

Jacob Beacher vandalised property at the Center for Islamic Life at Rutgers University during Eid al-Fitr holiday.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr raises concerns over disputed waterway at key regional summit.

Majed al-Zeer says the US claim that he is a Hamas representative in Europe is an attempt to discourage his activism.

Jakarta is proposing 200 percent tariffs on Chinese goods, citing the United States' policies as an inspiration.