Walz says he ‘misspoke’ after unearthed newspaper reports undercut claim he was in Hong Kong during Tiananmen Square protests
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said on Tuesday he “misspoke” when he previously said he’d visited Hong Kong in the spring of 1989 during protests in China’s Tiananmen Square but insisted he “was in Hong Kong and China” during the pro-democracy protests.
The USA TODAY Fact Check Team analyzed where both Tim Walz and JD Vance misled or lacked context in their only debate.
Harris visited Seattle in early June, when she was still campaigning on the Biden-Harris ticket. She delivered two speeches ...
The high-stakes, 90-minute debate is being held in New York City. In the first and only vice-presidential debate of the 2024 ...
The Minnesota governor said he "misspoke" on the longstanding claim during the vice presidential debate Tuesday.
The VP debate Tuesday between JD Vance and Tim Walz was likely the last face-off between candidates before the 2024 election.
Walz has repeatedly claimed he was in China for the protests during his year-long stint as a high school teacher.
The warning from the U.S. State Department in June 1989 was stark. It told Americans to stay away from China, citing an ...
The storm is almost certain to come up at the debate — and how Walz and Vance respond could have outsized importance, writes Adam Aton. Normally, the vice presidential debates are sandwiched between ...
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