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After three-and-a-half years of record breaking illegal immigration over the southern border, yet another migrant caravan is heading towards the U.S. With just 15 days left until the presidential elections, the large group of asylum seekers are taking a shot to see if they can get into the country ahead of a potentially major shift in border policies. It is just the latest example of the widespread influence that the 2024 American elections will have on the world.

Four people including a child were killed and 24 others were wounded in an Israeli strike near Beirut's biggest public hospital last night, according to the Lebanese health ministry. Israel's bombardment of Lebanon has displaced more than 1.2million people multiple times, according to the country's authorities. The IDF says its aim is to drive Hezbollah terrorists from the border region so tens of thousands of Israelis can return to homes they were forced to flee over the past year due to cross-border fire. On Monday, a fresh round of strikes near the Rafik Hariri University Hospital killed three adults and a child.

Monday's deadline to register in Pennsylvania prompted urgent appeals from within families to provide paperwork to be able to cast a ballot in the November elections. One Pennsylvania voter showed DailyMail.com the plea from her daughter to check on her registration in the final hours. Another mom took her kid out of school to register him for the first time. The state is a tossup and could decide the winner of the November elections.

Donald Trump floated a new theory about President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris' intentional use of FEMA money for illegal immigrants.  The ex-president surveyed damage by Hurricane Helene damage in Asheville, North Carolina, on Monday. During remarks to press, he slammed the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) or doing a poor job dealing with the fallout from the storm. 

Donald Trump floated a shocking new theory about President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris' intentional use of FEMA money for illegal immigrants.

Jill Biden stumbled a bit when asked if she and President Joe Biden were ready to move on from the White House, conceding it will be 'tough.' Ultimately, she said, the president made the 'right call' when he decided to exit the 2024 presidential race.   'I have had such a great four years. Joe and I -- I mean, really, it has been the honor of our lives. It will be tough to maybe step away from it. We're starting a new chapter of our lives, a new journey,' she told ABC's Good Morning America, pausing a bit at the question in her interview that aired on Monday.

An influx of some 11,000 migrants to this American heartland has angered some locals, who say the newcomers are overwhelming school, hospitals, and other social services. 'The native born are now a minority in the local school system,' Barrie McClain, a retired teacher, told The Mail.

Video captured from within the kitchen of a McDonald's in Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania on Sunday showed how excited Trump supporters were to see the ex-president serving their food. One man, (left) apparently accompanied by his wife, told Trump, 'you are the type of person we want to be the president', after thanking him for 'everything you're doing.' His passenger added: 'Thank you for taking the bullet for us.' Another customer, (right) who claimed to be originally from Brazil, shouted with enthusiasm when she pulled up to the window, before telling the GOP candidate: 'Mr President, please don't let the United States become Brazil!' Trump vowed that 'we're going to make it better than ever.' The restaurant itself was closed to the public for Trump's visit and it is understood that the drive-thru customers were supporters pre-selected by the ex-president's camp.

New polling shows Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump with a key demographic more than Hillary Clinton or Joe Biden in prior elections.

The documents, purportedly issued by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and leaked on the Telegram messaging app last week, describe US interpretations of Israeli Air Force and Navy planning based on satellite imagery from October 15-16. 'Israel Defence Forces (IDF) continued key munitions preparations and covert UAV activity on 16 October almost certainly for a strike on Iran,' the documents read, warning the attack could occur without warning at a scale that could not be 'definitively predicted'. Fears that Israel could resort to using nuclear weapons appear unfounded, the report said, stating that although Israel had 'likely dispersed' its Jericho II nuclear-capable ballistic missiles, the move is 'almost certainly defensive and we have not observed indications that Israel intends to use a nuclear weapon'. Still, Tehran is fearful that a conventional strike could cripple its own nuclear facilities, with Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei declaring this morning his nation had informed the UN's nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, about threats to nuclear sites.

New polling shows Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump with a key demographic that Trump has said he has 'an issue' with. Harris leads Trump by more than Joe Biden was in January with this group and more than Biden did in 2020 or Hillary Clinton in 2016.

The United States government is investigating the leak of a pair of highly classified documents describing Israel's preparations for a retaliatory strike on Iran. Israel has been planning a response after Iran launched almost 200 ballistic missiles on October 1, its second direct attack in six months. The unprecedented wave of missiles came in retaliation to the deaths of Hamas and Hezbollah leaders. A pair of purportedly 'top secret' documents state the IDF has been moving missiles and organising training exercises for aircraft, including air to air combat and search and rescue operations. House Speaker Mike Johnson confirmed an investigation is underway, saying the leak was very concerning.

Trump said he 'aced' cognitive tests and said all four top candidates should take them. He spoke at at town hall in Lancaster hours after working the fryer at a McDonald's in suburban Philadelphia.

Despite her 'Brat' attitude and Gen Z appeal Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris turns 60 today. The vice president who has attempted to sell herself to younger voters this election is actually older than some may think. Scoring points with younger audiences after taking the Democratic mantle from President Joe Biden earlier this summer Harris and her team immediately leaned into Charlie XCX's new album 'Brat' and the viral Gen Z attention it was getting.

Former President Donald Trump said Saturday he had spoken with Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israeli prime minister is not listening to President Joe Biden . Trump made the comments in front of a partisan rally crowd during a passage where he promised to restore the nation to a position of international influence and respect. His words come at a time when Netanyahu stands at a crossroads: Launch fire and fury on Iran and its allies or use the recent killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar to declare victory and deescalate.

NICK CANDY: He's been the subject of two assassination attempts, yet Donald Trump will forever be in the scopes of a liberal elite - on both sides of the Atlantic - who find it incomprehensible that he could win the US presidency again. So blinded by their loathing for him, they cannot see that the West is at the foothills of World War Three - and Trump is the only man who can avert disaster. For, make no mistake, President Joe Biden is leaving the White House with the world in a far more dangerous state than Trump did in 2021. Trump's presidency was the first for decades in which the US avoided being sucked into foreign wars. During his watch, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates became only the third and fourth Arab countries to recognise Israel, mediated by White House adviser Jared Kushner and the Trump team.

Karim Khan's (left) decision to seek an arrest warrant against Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu was the first time an ICC prosecutor had targeted a leader of a close Western ally, outraging President Joe Biden. He acted amid claims by the Guardian that Israeli spies from Mossad have been running a secret 'war' against the court for nine years. The newspaper claimed Mossad intercepted emails, attachments and text messages from Mr Khan and other officials in his office. An Israeli military spokesman denied the allegation.

The British chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has been accused of misconduct amid harassment claims involving a female colleague, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. Karim Khan KC, a barrister tasked with bringing war criminals to justice, triggered outrage in May after requesting arrest warrants for Israel 's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and defence minister Yoav Gallant for alleged crimes against humanity in Gaza. The shock move was condemned as 'outrageous' by President Joe Biden and 'deeply unhelpful' by then Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Our investigation can reveal that in the fortnight before his bombshell announcement, Mr Khan, 54, faced internal scrutiny at the International Criminal Court (ICC), in the Hague, Netherlands .

The community in Inyo County, California says it has been torn apart by an influx of liberals during the pandemic that have dramatically altered its electoral demographics heading into the election.

Sir Keir Starmer (left), after joining US, French and German leaders on Friday, said the killing of Yahya Sinwar (right) offered an 'opportunity' to step up ceasefire talks that have so far failed to produce a breakthrough. Speaking at a press conference after discussions as part of the so-called 'Quad' of nations, Sir Keir said the 'answer is diplomacy' in resolving the long-running war in Gaza and violence in the wider region. The planned trip to Berlin came after Israel announced on Thursday that its military had killed Hamas leader Mr Sinwar, presenting his death as a turning point in the country's campaign against the group. Sir Keir said: 'No one should mourn the death of Hamas leader Sinwar.

The IDF spokesman was clear when we met in Tel Aviv almost two weeks ago. 'Yahya Sinwar is a dead man walking,' Lieutenant Colonel (Reserve) Peter Lerner told me. There was no anger in his voice, just certainty. It was the one-year anniversary of the October 7 atrocities, which Sinwar planned, oversaw and, by all accounts, revelled in. Lerner did add that Israel would consider negotiating with him for the release of the hostages if he left Gaza for Egypt. But it couldn't, he added, guarantee how long Sinwar's safety would last. The answer, it turns out, was ten days. On Thursday evening, Israel confirmed that it had killed him.

The so-called 'Quad' meeting of the four leaders this afternoon is expected to discuss the war in Ukraine and the bloody conflict in the Middle East. The Prime Minister was greeted by Chancellor Olaf Scholz as he arrived ahead of the discussions. The planned trip to the German capital comes after Israel announced on Thursday its military had killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, presenting his death as a turning point in the country's campaign against the group.

Retired Senior Chief Petty Officer Rob O'Neill said Israel's strategy of targeting leaders of the terrorist group Hamas like Yahya Sinwar was the right one.

The Prime Minister condemned the mastermind of the October 7 attacks and said his thoughts were with the families of the victims of the incursion. Tel Aviv said Mr Sinwar was killed on Wednesday in Gaza , with Israeli leaders presenting his death as a turning point in the country's campaign against Hamas. Sir Keir will today travel to Berlin to discuss the Middle East with the rest of the 'quad' - US president Joe Biden and French and German leaders Emmanuel Macron and Olaf Scholz.