President Trump emphasized violent crime as a central theme in his midterm campaign rally held in North Carolina. He drew attention to the historical GOP ad from 1988 that criticized Democratic nominee Michael S. Dukakis.
A federal judge has warned Attorney General Todd Blanche about potential contempt charges if he does not comply with a court order regarding the release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein by September 24. The order arises from a lawsuit filed by attorney Katie Phang, who is seeking additional documents under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Judge Emmet Sullivan emphasized the public's right to access the information and rejected the Justice Department's claims regarding the impracticality of releasing certain documents.
The NCAA's FBS Oversight Committee confirmed that officials did not follow proper replay protocols during the Michigan vs. Western Michigan game on September 2, 2026. If the protocols had been followed, Michigan would have lost the game. However, the committee stated it lacks the authority to overturn the result, allowing Michigan to keep its victory.
President Trump indicated that the military operation in Iran is nearing its end while threatening new tariffs on Europe if Canada joins the EU. His comments followed the House of Representatives' approval of a war powers resolution aimed at limiting his military actions without congressional approval. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen also proposed Canada as an associate member of the EU, a suggestion met with skepticism from EU diplomats.
Rep. Mike Rogers has claimed he did not agree to a televised debate with Abdul El-Sayed, who spoke next to an empty podium after Rogers announced his absence. Rogers reiterated his stance in an interview, citing concerns about the debate format.
Krista Perez, a Democrat candidate for the Washington state House, was arrested for DUI on August 11, 2026, after her vehicle struck a parked car. Police video footage shows her admitting to drinking wine and declining sobriety tests. She is charged with DUI and a refusal enhancement for not providing a usable breath sample.
Krista Perez, a Democrat candidate for the Washington state House, was arrested for DUI after her vehicle hit a parked car, causing damage to multiple vehicles. Body camera footage shows her admitting to drinking wine, declining sobriety tests, and expressing distress in the patrol car. Despite the arrest, state law allows individuals with DUI charges to serve in the legislature.
Paramount is considering leaving California due to antitrust litigation against its $111 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. Mayor Karen Bass is working to retain entertainment jobs in Hollywood, emphasizing the importance of the industry to Los Angeles' economy. Reports suggest that while Paramount nearly decided to leave, it has returned to negotiations, and the immediate threat of departure may be on hold.
President Donald Trump criticized the Federal Reserve for raising interest rates but defended Chairman Kevin Warsh, whom he appointed. The Fed's monetary policy committee voted unanimously to increase rates by 0.25 percentage points to a range of 3.75% to 4%. Warsh stated that the decision aims to address elevated inflation and support a return to the committee's 2% goal.
President Trump endorsed Senate candidate Michael Whatley during a campaign rally in Gastonia, North Carolina, on September 17, 2026. He highlighted the significance of the state in past elections and the Republican Party's goal to retain control in the upcoming Senate race.
Macklemore has announced a $1 million donation to Palestinian aid organizations after being removed from Ed Sheeran's tour due to his pro-Palestine stance. The decision has sparked a public response from Robert Kraft, who confirmed he opposed Macklemore's participation and indicated plans to match Sheeran's donation for humanitarian relief.
Blake Snell left his game against the Cincinnati Reds on September 16, 2026, due to a tight left groin, raising concerns about the Dodgers' starting rotation. Tyler Glasnow did not travel with the team to Cincinnati, while Yamamoto and Skubal continue to perform well. The Dodgers face uncertainty in their playoff rotation, with potential reliance on inexperienced pitchers as they approach the postseason.
Donald Trump held a rally in North Carolina on September 16, 2026, to support Republican Senate nominee Michael Whatley. He urged voters to act as if he were on the ballot and emphasized the importance of the upcoming elections.
Atlanta Falcons coach Kevin Stefanski discussed the team's quarterback situation before their upcoming game against the Carolina Panthers. Cooper Rush, who played in the season opener, is recovering from a back issue, while Tua Tagovailoa is day-to-day with an oblique injury. Michael Penix Jr. is expected to take on the starting role later in the season.
During a rally in Charlotte, President Donald Trump criticized former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper for his crime record and policies, particularly regarding the early release of inmates due to a COVID-19 settlement. Trump endorsed Republican candidate Michael Whatley, contrasting his approach to crime with Cooper's, while also addressing Cooper's handling of Hurricane Helene.
US President Donald Trump criticized the EU's plans to make Canada its first associate member, labeling the idea as 'laughable' and a 'hostile act.' He threatened to impose sanctions on the EU if he perceives the move as hostile, amid ongoing tensions between the US and Canada over trade issues.
A 13-year-old boy, Dominick Cebula, was attacked by a rabid beaver while swimming in Cunningham Falls State Park, Maryland, on July 26. The incident led to the closure of the park and was part of a series of three rabid beaver attacks in the area. Dominick was airlifted to Johns Hopkins Hospital for treatment and is currently recovering after surgery.
Neuroscientists in the US have developed mice with functioning human cells in their brains to study psychiatric and neurodevelopmental diseases. The research, led by Professor Sergiu Pașca at Stanford University, aims to enhance understanding of brain disorders that lack effective treatments. The genetically engineered mice are not capable of human-like thought and are developed under strict ethical guidelines.
Jemima Goldsmith has released photos from her wedding to Cameron O'Reilly, which took place on September 12. Goldsmith's sons walked her down the aisle, and the couple had been engaged since May after a year-long relationship. Goldsmith continues to campaign for the release of her ex-husband, Imran Khan, who is imprisoned in Pakistan.
President Trump commented on his relationship with Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh, indicating he has encouraged Warsh to make independent decisions regarding interest rates. Trump noted that he does not expect Warsh to follow his directives.
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