Jalen Brunson spoke at Knicks Media Day about his recovery from offseason wrist surgery. He played through the injury during the playoffs and is now fully cleared for training camp. Brunson discussed the challenges he faced and the importance of patience during his recovery.
The State Department is considering granting access to federal passport records to state and local officials for verifying voters' citizenship status ahead of the midterm elections. This initiative aims to ensure that registered voters are U.S. citizens while protecting personal data. The Justice Department disclosed this plan in a recent court filing, with a notice expected to be published in the Federal Register soon.
The State Department is considering granting access to federal passport records for state and local officials to verify voters' citizenship status ahead of the midterm elections. The initiative aims to ensure that registered voters are U.S. citizens while protecting personal data and deterring fraud. A notice regarding this plan may be published in the Federal Register as early as October 22.
A US ban on imports from Canada, including alcohol and dairy, has taken effect amid ongoing trade tensions. The ban follows Canada's recent tariffs on US goods, with both countries imposing retaliatory measures. Experts suggest the impact on Canada's economy will be modest, although concerns remain about the future of trade relations.
A US ban on Canadian imports, including alcohol and dairy, has taken effect amid an ongoing trade dispute. The ban affects nearly C$1 billion worth of Canadian liquor exports and follows Canada's imposition of tariffs on US goods. Trade relations between the two countries remain uncertain as both sides have enacted retaliatory tariffs.
Jonathan McKinsey, a 40-year-old executive at The New York Times, was fatally shot in a California parking lot, allegedly by his elderly in-laws, Shouyong Zhang and Shili Chen, both 77. The couple has been arrested on multiple charges, including first-degree murder, and are scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday.
The United States has imposed a ban on certain dairy and liquor imports from Canada. Experts note that this ban affects only a minor portion of Canada's total exports.
A Massachusetts judge will hear arguments regarding Lindsay Clancy's double jeopardy motion while an investigation into a holdout juror in her mistrial may be delayed. Clancy's defense attorney has called for an inquiry into the juror, who was the only one supporting a guilty verdict, but the motion has been adjourned due to objections from the juror's counsel. Legal experts express skepticism about the likelihood of a retrial.
Argentina's President Javier Milei has threatened legal action against the UK if it does not halt oil exploration in the Falkland Islands within two weeks. The Sea Lion oilfield project, a joint venture between Israeli and British companies, is at the center of the dispute, with Milei alleging illegal exploitation of resources. The situation escalates tensions over the sovereignty of the islands, which have been a point of contention since the 1982 conflict.
The New York Yankees are making critical decisions regarding their outfield lineup for the upcoming wild-card series, particularly concerning Spencer Jones, Aaron Judge, and Trent Grisham. Jones has demonstrated strong performance against left-handed pitchers, while Grisham's return from injury adds complexity to the lineup decisions. Manager Aaron Boone will weigh the potential of Jones against the experience of Grisham as they finalize their roster.
On September 26, Benita Karo rescued an unconscious surfer after a large wave knocked him into rocks in Oceanside, California. Karo held the surfer's head above water until help arrived, sustaining injuries herself during the rescue. This incident coincided with Hurricane Polo approaching Baja California, bringing concerns of severe weather.
USC football coach Lincoln Riley addressed the criticism following a 41-27 loss to Oregon, where linebacker Desman Stephens II was ejected for a hit. Riley expressed confidence in his team's ability to improve and emphasized the importance of focusing on performance despite external noise. He acknowledged the need for better results and highlighted the team's depth as they prepare for their next game against Washington.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced the mobilization of Pentagon resources to protect the 2026 midterm elections from foreign interference. In a memo, he emphasized the importance of safeguarding the integrity of democratic processes and directed the Defense Intelligence Enterprise and U.S. Cyber Command to address potential threats.
Sabrina Ionescu scored 13 points in a playoff game, contributing to the Liberty's 16-point victory. Coach Chris DeMarco expressed confidence in Ionescu's abilities despite her struggles this season, citing her importance to the team's success and acknowledging the challenges she has faced due to injuries.
The Massapequa Chiefs defeated the Garden City Trojans 21-14, ending Garden City's 68-game winning streak. The game featured a decisive touchdown catch by Massapequa's Dylan Milio in the final moments. This matchup marked the first meeting between the two teams, made possible by a recent rule change.
President Trump denied an Axios report suggesting he would offer sanctions relief and unfreeze Iranian funds for the country's nuclear program. He made the denial on Truth Social, stating the report is untrue.
During a televised debate on September 28, 2026, Rep. Mike Lawler and Democratic challenger Cait Conley discussed key issues such as affordability, housing, and foreign policy. The debate was moderated by News 12's Tara Rosenblum and included questions from the audience.
A recent ad featuring President Trump aired during NFL and college football games, funded by taxpayer dollars, raising concerns about its appropriateness ahead of the midterm elections. Critics argue that the ads violate democratic norms and lack a connection to official government business, while the White House defends them as public service announcements.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has denied clemency for Christa Pike, who is scheduled for execution on September 30. Pike, convicted of murdering Colleen Slemmer at age 18, would be the first woman executed in Tennessee in over 200 years. Her attorneys have filed a petition with the US Supreme Court for a last-minute reprieve, citing concerns about her mental health and childhood trauma.
Kentucky State Trooper Hayden Phillips was killed during a traffic stop on Interstate 65 in Warren County. A manhunt led to the capture of suspect Emonnie Branch, who faces murder charges. Phillips is survived by his wife and three children, and state officials have pledged to seek justice for him.
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