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Bankman-Fried Appeals Fraud Conviction, Challenges Judge's Rulings
Canadian Liberals Face Crucial Test in Montreal By-Election
Armed Assailants Kill Two Police Officers in Northeastern Benin
U.S. Warns Israel Over Killing of American Citizen in West Bank
Mexico's Judicial Overhaul: A Controversial Step Towards 'True Democracy'?
Lukashenko Pardons 37 Political Prisoners in Belarus Ahead of 2025 Election
Belarusian President Lukashenko pardoned 37 political prisoners, marking the fourth such action since July. Over 1,300 remain incarcerated as the authoritarian leader potentially seeks to soften his image before the 2025 election.
USPS Chief Pledges Timely Ballot Delivery for 2024 Election
U. S. Postmaster General commits to efficient handling of 2024 election ballots amid concerns from election officials. USPS plans to implement measures to ensure timely ballot delivery.
Hamas Leader Praises Houthi Missile Strike on Israel, Vows Continued Resistance
Hamas chief Yehya Sinwar commends Houthi missile attack on Israel, emphasizing Hamas' readiness for prolonged conflict. Houthis claim successful launch of new hypersonic missile, while Israel reports interception with minimal damage.
Fuel Tanker Explosion in Haiti Claims 26 Lives, Injures Dozens
A gasoline tanker truck explosion in southern Haiti has resulted in 26 fatalities and at least 40 injuries. The incident occurred in Miragoane, with severely injured victims being transferred to Port-au-Prince for treatment.
Sao Paulo Mayoral Debate Turns Violent: Candidate Hospitalized After Chair Attack
A televised mayoral debate in Sao Paulo ended in violence when one candidate attacked another with a chair. The incident has drawn attention to the competitive race in Brazil's largest city.
Sen. Vance's Controversial Claims About Haitian Immigrants Spark Debate
Senator JD Vance defends spreading unverified stories about Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, admitting to "creating stories" for media attention. His actions lead to community unrest and event cancellations.
French NGO Advisor's Trial in Moscow Postponed Amid Espionage Allegations
Laurent Vinatier, a French citizen, faces trial in Moscow for allegedly gathering sensitive military information. The case, highlighting tensions between Russia and the West, has been adjourned until mid-October.
São Paulo Mayoral Debate Turns Violent as Candidate Attacks Rival with Chair
A televised debate for São Paulo's mayoral race descended into chaos when a news anchor candidate physically assaulted his opponent. The incident has shocked Brazil and disrupted the campaign for the Western Hemisphere's largest city.
French EU Commissioner Resigns, Criticizing von der Leyen's Leadership
Thierry Breton, French EU Commissioner, resigns over leadership concerns. The move impacts the formation of the new European Commission team, highlighting political tensions within the EU's executive branch.
Canadian Consumers Face Ongoing Financial Stress Despite Rate Cuts
Despite interest rate reductions, Canadian consumers experience more financial pressure than their US counterparts due to unique mortgage structures, rising rents, and high household debt levels.
Baltimore's $11 Billion Opioid Lawsuit Heads to Trial
Baltimore's $11 billion lawsuit against drug distributors McKesson and Cencora is set for trial. The city, opting out of national settlements, seeks higher compensation for the opioid crisis impact.
Kremlin Links Trump Assassination Attempt to U.S. Ukraine Support
Kremlin spokesman comments on alleged assassination attempt on Donald Trump, citing suspect's Ukrainian connections. Incident highlights tensions in U.S. politics and ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Ex-BBC Star Huw Edwards Sentenced for Child Image Offenses
Former BBC presenter Huw Edwards received a suspended sentence for indecent images of children. The case marks a dramatic fall from grace for the once-prominent news anchor who announced Queen Elizabeth's death in 2022.
Child Rescued After 9-Hour Ordeal Between Boulders in New Hampshire
In Windsor, NH, a child was freed after being trapped between boulders for over 9 hours. Firefighters used ropes and lubricant in the challenging rescue near a residential treatment center.
Tropical Storm Threatens Southeast U.S. with Heavy Rain and Flooding
A tropical storm system approaches the Carolinas, bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall. Forecasters warn of potential flooding and rough surf along the Southeast coast.
Irish Teacher Arrested Again for Violating Court Order, Not for Views
Enoch Burke, an Irish teacher, was arrested for the third time for breaching a court injunction, not for his stance on transgender issues as claimed on social media. Official sources clarified the reason for his arrest.
Gaza Achieves 90% Polio Vaccination Coverage Amid Conflict
UNRWA reports successful first round of polio vaccinations in Gaza, reaching 90% of children despite ongoing conflict. Second dose planned for end of September faces challenges.
Navigating Election Talk: How Parents Discuss Politics with Young Children
As the 2024 U. S. presidential election approaches, parents grapple with explaining complex political issues to their children. Balancing age-appropriate information and critical thinking skills becomes crucial.
Tito Jackson, Jackson 5 Guitarist and Michael's Brother, Dies at 70
Tito Jackson, founding member of the Jackson 5 and brother to Michael and Janet, has passed away at 70. His family announced his death, celebrating his musical legacy and impact on pop culture.
Portugal Battles Multiple Wildfires, Seeks EU Assistance
Portugal grapples with at least 15 wildfires in central and northern regions, deploying over 800 firefighters. The government has requested additional EU support as high temperatures persist.
Deadly Floods in Nigeria's Borno State Spark Health Crisis
Severe flooding in northeastern Nigeria has claimed over 30 lives and affected a million people. Aid agencies warn of waterborne disease outbreaks as medical care becomes scarce in overwhelmed camps.
Germany Tightens Borders: New Controls Spark EU Movement Debate
Germany implements temporary border checks with western and northern neighbors to address irregular migration and crime. The move, affecting five countries, raises concerns about free movement within the EU.
76th Emmys: FX Dominates Amidst Controversy and Lackluster Ceremony
The 76th Emmy Awards saw FX's "Shogun" and "The Bear" dominate, while facing category controversies. The ceremony, hosted by Eugene and Dan Levy, was criticized for its underwhelming production.
Danish Minister's Comments on Messaging Apps Spark Controversy
Danish Justice Minister's remarks on banning messaging platforms misinterpreted online. Clarification issued, emphasizing legal impossibility of such action. Recent social media restrictions in Denmark highlighted.
Turkish Drone Strike Hits PKK Meeting in Northern Iraq, Killing One
A Turkish drone attack on a PKK gathering in northern Iraq resulted in one fatality and two injuries. The incident highlights Turkey's ongoing military operations against Kurdish militants across the border.
TikTok's Legal Battle: Free Speech vs. National Security in US Courts
TikTok faces a potential ban in the US, citing national security concerns. The case, pitting free speech against security issues, could impact millions of users and a $24 billion economy.
Navigating Political Discussions with Young Children in Election Season
As the 2024 U. S. presidential election approaches, parents grapple with explaining complex political issues to their children. Balancing age-appropriate information and critical thinking skills becomes crucial.
Ukraine Seeks UN and ICRC Aid in Kursk Amid Cross-Border Operation
Ukraine has requested UN and ICRC assistance in Russia's Kursk region following a month-long cross-border operation. The move aims to ensure humanitarian aid and adherence to international law.
Hawaii Man's Ukraine Stint Precedes Alleged Trump Assassination Attempt
Ryan Routh, suspected in a plot against Donald Trump, spent time in Kyiv encouraging fighters for Ukraine. His 2022 activities resurface amidst current allegations, sparking investigations.
Former BBC Star Faces Sentencing for Child Image Offenses
Ex-BBC presenter Huw Edwards awaits sentencing for indecent child image charges. The 63-year-old faces potential prison time, with prosecutors considering a suspended sentence as an option.