Protesters in Portadown, Northern Ireland, blocked an Orange Order march that was allowed by a court for the first time in 28 years. The march was intended to proceed into a Catholic area of the town.
A 14-year-old girl on an e-bike was struck by a driver in Kościerzyna, Poland, during a live news broadcast covering a separate fatal car crash. The reporter, Miłosz Sieliwończyk, witnessed the incident and assisted the injured girl until first responders arrived.
A homicide investigation has been initiated in Lancaster, California, following the discovery of human remains. The remains were found near the location where 61-year-old Ricky Allen Phillips went missing two weeks earlier, but authorities have not confirmed any connection between the two cases.
Emonnie Branch, a Tennessee man, has been charged with the murder of Kentucky State Trooper Hayden Phillips during a traffic stop. Branch, who was on probation and had a criminal record, was denied bond on the murder charge. A candlelight vigil is scheduled to honor Phillips, who was a three-year veteran of the Kentucky State Police.
James Carville criticized staffers who complained about former Alaska Representative Mary Peltola's behavior during her Senate campaign, stating that political campaigns are intense and require resilience. He emphasized that staffers should focus on their work rather than their feelings. Other political strategists acknowledged the challenges of campaign life but noted the seriousness of the allegations against Peltola.
A district judge has ended federal oversight of the Oakland Police Department after 23 years, marking the conclusion of the longest such arrangement in U.S. history. This oversight was initiated following misconduct by a group of officers known as the 'riders' in the early 2000s, which led to numerous civil lawsuits against the department.
Shivarna Mitra, a resident of Pudsey, Leeds, reports extensive damage to her home after her neighbor, Chris Rhodes, allegedly demolished his half of their semi-detached property without proper permissions. The local council confirmed the demolition was unauthorized but stated the structure remains stable. Mitra is currently facing health issues and financial strain due to the damage and ongoing legal disputes.
Caitlin Clark scored 27 points and 15 assists, leading the Indiana Fever to a 99-89 victory over the Las Vegas Aces, evening their playoff series at 1-1. Clark made history by achieving a points-assists double-double in the first half, while the game featured an incident involving A’ja Wilson and a fan. Game 3 will take place on Thursday in Las Vegas.
Noel and Liam Gallagher have filed legal action against former sound engineer Huw Richards over the auction of hundreds of hours of recordings valued at up to £1.6 million. The tapes include soundchecks and conversations from 1994 to 2001, and the Gallaghers claim intellectual property rights over the material. The auction is set for Saturday, with the legal proceedings aimed at halting the sale.
Protests in Morocco have increased in response to the government's deepening ties with Israel, with demonstrators demanding an end to normalization. The protests, organized by the Moroccan Front for Supporting Palestine, reflect a significant public opposition to the government's diplomatic actions, particularly following the announcement of plans to elevate diplomatic missions. While the protests demonstrate organized dissent, their impact on government policy remains uncertain.
Senator Eric Schmitt defended his comments made during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing with former special counsel Jack Smith, asserting he did not make a mistake regarding the location of a basketball game. Schmitt's questioning led to a mix-up between the Atlanta Hawks NBA team and the University of Iowa’s women’s basketball team, which prompted criticism from Senator Amy Klobuchar.
The Supreme Court ruled on September 29, 2026, allowing the Trump administration to resume deporting migrants to third countries while the legality of the policy is reviewed. The decision follows a previous ruling that blocked the policy, which allows deportations to countries not listed in migrants' removal orders. The legal battle began earlier this year, with a final ruling anticipated in the summer of 2027.
A State Department inspector general report indicates that funding cuts to Voice of America during the Trump administration adversely affected U.S. efforts to promote democratic values globally. The findings raise concerns about the impact of these reductions on U.S. foreign policy.
A State Department inspector general's report has concluded that the Trump administration's funding cuts to Voice of America have adversely impacted U.S. efforts to promote democratic values worldwide. The findings raise questions about the alignment of these cuts with U.S. national interests.
Curtis Wilkie Beasley, a 77-year-old man, was executed on September 29, 2026, for the murder of Carolyn Monfort in 1995. He became the 16th person executed in Florida this year after the US Supreme Court declined to intervene in his case.
On September 30, 2026, the U.S. and China revealed tariff cuts affecting $60 billion in goods. The U.S. list includes 77 categories of Chinese imports, while China will reduce tariffs on 1,619 categories of U.S. goods.
Air Force Major Jason Watson has been recommended for a general court-martial after being arrested during protests at the Capitol. The incident occurred earlier this year.
Air Force Major Jason Watson has been recommended for a general court-martial after his arrest during protests at the Capitol earlier this year. This development follows his actions related to demonstrations against former President Donald Trump.
Jeffrey Soros, nephew of George Soros, spoke at a fundraiser about his connection to Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, whom he interviewed for a fellowship that supported El-Sayed's education. The event raised concerns for El-Sayed, who has campaigned against the influence of money in politics. A recent poll shows Rogers leading El-Sayed narrowly.
During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Senator Eric Schmitt accused former special counsel Jack Smith of perjury related to his attendance at a basketball game on February 3, 2024. Smith denied the accusation, clarifying that he attended a different game that day, which was later confirmed by Senator Amy Klobuchar.
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