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More than 100 arrested during protests against Netanyahu's UN visit in New York

Protests against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the United Nations General Assembly in New York resulted in over 100 arrests. Demonstrators demanded accountability for Israel's actions in Gaza and an end to U.S. military support. The protests included a sit-in organized by Jewish Voice for Peace and the NYC Democratic Socialists of America, with various speakers criticizing Netanyahu's presence and calling for changes in U.S. policy.

Fox News — Latest

Pittsburgh doctor killed in home invasion; wife critically injured

Dr. Idris Evans, a 46-year-old pediatric doctor in Pittsburgh, was stabbed to death in a home invasion early Thursday, while his wife was critically injured. Police have arrested 32-year-old Elijah Hemingway as the suspect, and the investigation is ongoing regarding the motive and any prior relationship between the suspect and the victims.

New York Times — US

Trump and Xi Exchange Gifts Before State Dinner

President Trump gave a bald eagle statue to President Xi Jinping of China in a gift exchange prior to a state dinner at the White House. The event took place on September 25, 2026.

New York Post

Utah prosecutors withdraw death penalty in retrial after DNA evidence excludes defendant

Utah prosecutors have decided not to pursue the death penalty against Douglas Stewart Carter, who was convicted in 1985 for the murder of Eva Olesen, after new DNA evidence excluded him as a match. The state Supreme Court previously ordered a retrial due to misconduct, and Carter maintains his innocence. Concerns about his potential release have been raised by Olesen's family, while Carter's defense claims that his confession was coerced and that evidence pointing to other suspects was suppressed.

New York Post

Adonai Mitchell's Injury Status Uncertain Ahead of Jets Game

Adonai Mitchell, the No. 2 wide receiver for the New York Jets, was limited in practice due to a finger injury, leaving his status for the upcoming game against the Detroit Lions uncertain. The Jets are also missing rookie wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. due to a high ankle sprain. Other players not practicing include Kene Nwangwu, Mason Taylor, Minkah Fitzpatrick, and Kiko Mauigoa.

New York Post

Investigation Reveals Price Discrepancies at 7-Eleven Stores in Los Angeles County

An investigation has found that 7-Eleven stores in Los Angeles County have frequently charged customers more than the advertised prices, with a 37% failure rate in price-accuracy inspections from 2023 to 2025. Some stores reported overcharge rates as high as 67%. The issue is part of a broader trend, as convenience stores were identified as the worst-performing retail category in a 2024 report on price accuracy.

Al Jazeera English

Trump Hosts State Dinner for Xi Jinping Amid Ongoing US-China Dialogue

President Donald Trump hosted a state dinner for Chinese leader Xi Jinping, marking their second meeting in 2026. The dinner focused on fostering dialogue between the US and China despite ongoing differences, with discussions covering topics such as trade and artificial intelligence. Notable guests included prominent tech executives.

New York Post

Attorney for Nolan Wells' Friends Denies Deletion of Messages from Cell Phone

Attorneys for friends of Nolan Wells deny involvement in the deletion of messages from his cell phone, which were found missing after his disappearance. Forensic examiner Andrew Garrett stated that messages were deleted but could not determine who was responsible. The friends' attorney emphasized they had no access to the phone and criticized calls for transparency from Wells' family attorney, Ben Crump.

New York Times — Politics

Justice Jackson Critiques Supreme Court's Use of Emergency Docket

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticized the Supreme Court's practice of using its emergency docket to intervene in cases prior to lower court decisions. She raised concerns about the implications of this practice for the judicial process during a speech at the Library of Congress.