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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi visits Beirut to support Lebanon amidst tensions after Hezbollah leader's assassination.

Billionaire tech mogul to join Republican presidential nominee on ‘historic’ return to Pennsylvania town where he was shot in the ear this summer

The Pennsylvania woman widowed by the July assassination attempt on Trump's life will return to the site where her husband died to attend an upcoming Trump rally.

Israel’s assassination of longtime Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, its elimination of most of the group's top commanders and the destruction of its communications system – spectacularly illustrated by exploding pagers and walkie-talkies – has crippled the Shiite group, leaving it with little choice but to return to the guerrilla tactics…

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This Saturday, former President Donald Trump will return to Butler Farm Show grounds in Butler, Pennsylvania, the same location where a gunman attempted to assassinate him earlier this year.

When the Israel Defense Forces assassinated Hezbollah’s leader, Hassan Nasrallah, in an underground bunker in Beirut on September 27, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu defiantly claimed reponsibility for the killing. “Nasrallah was not a terrorist,” he boasted. “He was the terrorist.”

Federal prosecutors request indefinite delay in Ryan Routh's trial due to extensive evidence in the second assassination attempt on former President Trump.

Hezbollah leader Nasrallah agreed to a 21-day ceasefire proposed by US and French leaders, but was assassinated before it could be finalized.

When Iran fired more than 180 ballistic missiles at Israel this week in retaliation for the Israeli assassinations of the Hamas and Hezbollah leaders, some were surprised by Tehran’s forceful response.

Trump’s eldest son tried to blame the media for the recent assassination attempts