A man injured during a rally involving Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, in 2024 has died two years after the incident. The event also left three bystanders injured.
Costa Rican President Laura Fernandez has fired Foreign Minister Manuel Tovar for attending a security summit with US President Donald Trump without notifying her. The government stated this omission hindered Fernandez's participation and harmed national interests. Indiana Trejos has been named acting foreign minister.
Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder were detained by police during a protest against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in New York City on September 24, 2026. The protest was organized by Jewish Voice for Peace as Netanyahu was set to address the United Nations General Assembly.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at the United Nations General Assembly on September 24, 2026, prompting a walkout by several diplomats. He criticized those who left during his speech and faced protests outside the UN headquarters.
A new map by cybersecurity researcher Joshua Michael indicates that Flock Security operates over 300,000 surveillance devices across the U.S., significantly more than the company's reported 120,000 cameras. The findings were presented during a Senate hearing and have raised concerns about the extent of Flock's surveillance network and its transparency regarding data security.
Flock Security's surveillance camera network is under scrutiny following the release of a map by cybersecurity researcher Joshua Michael, which indicates over 300,000 surveillance devices across the U.S. The map, based on Flock's own data, highlights concerns about transparency and data security related to the company's practices. Flock has faced criticism from various organizations, including the ACLU, regarding its business practices and claims of data breaches.
Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos, will reportedly be moved to a halfway home in August 2027 after serving time in a minimum security prison. In 2022, she was sentenced to over 11 years for defrauding investors and was ordered to pay restitution.
NASA's X-59 is an experimental aircraft designed to minimize sonic booms, continuing the legacy of the agency's X-plane program. The aircraft incorporates parts from various planes and is currently being tested to assess public perception of its sonic boom. Experts discuss the ongoing relevance of crewed aircraft in the face of advancing drone technology, emphasizing the importance of human pilots in aerospace testing and development.
An informal survey in New York City revealed varying attitudes among residents regarding asking friends to repay small debts. While some are comfortable requesting amounts as low as $5, others prefer not to ask for anything under $20. Cultural differences and the use of technology, such as payment apps, also influence these interactions.
President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met at the White House on September 24, 2026, discussing key issues including trade, technology, Taiwan, and Iran. The leaders agreed to extend a trade truce and initiated the U.S.-China AI Dialogue, while expressing a mutual interest in maintaining stability in their relations.
Aurora James, the designer of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's 'Tax the Rich' dress, is being sued by The Gathery Inc. for over $1 million in unpaid bills related to a charity gala she organized. The lawsuit claims that James and her nonprofit, the Fifteen Percent Pledge, failed to fulfill their financial obligations despite initial payments. This situation has raised questions about the credibility of her advocacy for economic justice.
Experts Nicholas Burns and Samm Sacks discussed the implications of President Xi Jinping's visit to Washington and the dynamics of U.S.-China relations. They highlighted the importance of addressing the competitive nature of the relationship rather than relying on ceremonial gestures and expressed concerns about the U.S. approach to Taiwan and artificial intelligence discussions. Both emphasized the need for a strong U.S. stance in negotiations with China.
The Trump administration is airing a new advertisement on Fox News that has drawn criticism from Democrats for potentially violating the Hatch Act, which prohibits the use of taxpayer funds for political purposes. The White House defends the ad as a public service announcement, while critics argue it is politically motivated. The ad features Trump discussing communism and includes various patriotic themes.
The Senate voted 49 to 50 against a resolution intended to limit President Trump's war powers regarding Iran, despite gaining support from four Republican senators. The resolution aimed to direct the president to withdraw U.S. forces from hostilities against Iran unless authorized by Congress. This vote is seen as a significant moment ahead of the midterm elections, with ongoing concerns about rising gas and diesel prices.
The Senate voted 49-50 against a resolution intended to limit President Trump's war powers regarding Iran, with most Republicans and Democratic Senator John Fetterman opposing it. The resolution, which had previously passed in the House, is largely symbolic but reflects growing frustration over the ongoing conflict and its impact on midterm elections.
Alan Eisenman, an early investor in Theranos, has criticized Elizabeth Holmes' planned move from prison to a halfway house, expressing his discontent over her release. Holmes, who was convicted of fraud, owes Eisenman and his wife a significant amount in restitution, which they have yet to receive.
The price of diesel fuel has surged above $6 per gallon, impacting businesses and raising costs across the economy. This increase has led to calls for action from President Trump, including a proposed diesel export ban. Experts warn that while such a ban may provide temporary relief, it could ultimately lead to higher prices due to global market dynamics.
Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour discussed the growing scrutiny and calls for regulation of prediction markets in an interview. He emphasized the differences between prediction markets and gambling, the company's commitment to preventing underage access, and the importance of self-regulation. Mansour also addressed concerns about the reliability of prediction markets compared to polling and denied allegations of wash trading on the platform.
The U.S. Justice Department has criticized the European Commission's fine against X, owned by Elon Musk, labeling it as regulatory overreach. This statement reflects the U.S. government's stance on the matter.
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