A shooting at Loring Towers in downtown Minneapolis resulted in at least two civilian deaths and injuries to four others, including two police officers. The incident began around 4:36 PM on Wednesday, prompting a significant police response. The suspect was also killed at the scene, and investigations are ongoing.
Rory McIlroy has indicated a decreasing interest in participating in PGA Tour events as he progresses in his career. He noted that he feels less enthusiasm for attending certain tournaments and plans to reduce his schedule further. McIlroy also commented on the changes within the PGA Tour, attributing some of them to the influence of the LIV Golf Tour.
The FAA has proposed permanent flight rules around Donald J. Trump International Airport in Palm Beach, Florida, at the request of the U.S. Secret Service for national security. The proposed regulations would establish a Special Flight Rules Area requiring aircraft to obtain clearance and meet security criteria. Experts have raised concerns about the adequacy of these measures in deterring threats.
The FAA has proposed permanent flight rules around Donald J. Trump International Airport in Palm Beach, Florida, to enhance airspace security near Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate. The proposal, initiated by the U.S. Secret Service, includes establishing a Special Flight Rules Area requiring aircraft to meet specific security criteria. Some experts, however, argue that these measures may not be sufficient to prevent threats from unauthorized drones.
Colin Kaepernick criticized Jay-Z for his partnerships with the NFL and Target, suggesting that Jay-Z's comments indicate a 'guilty conscience.' Kaepernick confirmed he will not sell his memoir in Target stores, emphasizing his commitment to his principles. He is partnering with the National Association of Black Bookstores for his book tour.
Tim Curry's cause of death has been confirmed as coronary artery disease, according to documents from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. He passed away at the age of 80 on August 25, with a history of stroke and kidney cancer noted as contributing factors. Curry was a well-known actor, famous for his roles in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" and the miniseries "It."
California lawmakers are working to halt a proposed road into Yosemite National Park, which supporters claim would reduce pollution and improve access. The road is part of a federal land-swap plan involving Kingsbarn Realty Capital, which aims to connect its property to the park's highway network. However, lawmakers and environmental groups are concerned about the implications of the development for public land.
Donald Trump's portrait is featured on a new commemorative $1 coin, the first time a living president has appeared on US currency in a century. The US Mint launched the coin to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, with initial sales leading to it being out of stock shortly after release. While federal law typically prohibits living individuals from appearing on currency, proposed legislation to allow this is currently stalled.
Kemi Badenoch has proposed cuts to welfare to fund an increase in defence spending to 3% of GDP by the end of the decade. This plan comes amid rising international threats and pressure on Labour leaders to commit to military funding. The Conservative leader's proposals include a £10 billion savings package, while Labour's current plans suggest only a slight increase in defence spending.
President Donald Trump has threatened further military action against Iran as the death toll from recent US strikes has reached 18. The conflict has raised oil prices and posed political challenges for Trump's party ahead of the midterm elections, with public disapproval of the war rising. Iranian officials condemned the strikes, particularly an attack on a wedding party, labeling it a war crime.
President Donald Trump criticized Attorney General Ken Paxton's appearance while expressing his support for Paxton's campaign in Texas. Trump announced plans to campaign for Paxton and other Republican candidates in the lead-up to the November elections, emphasizing the importance of their political abilities. Paxton is currently in a tight race against Democratic nominee James Talarico, with polling showing a close contest.
Jalen Hurts acknowledged a shift in his relationship with A.J. Brown following Brown's trade to the New England Patriots. In an interview with GQ, Hurts confirmed the change, while Brown stated that their friendship had naturally drifted apart. Both players expressed mutual respect and love for each other despite the circumstances.
Meta has discontinued its tokenmaxxing incentive program that linked employee performance evaluations to AI tool usage. The company is now focusing on overall employee impact while testing a new AI tool called Hatch. Employees have expressed concerns about privacy and the potential implications of increased productivity on job security.
Nicolas Maduro, the ousted president of Venezuela, is seeking to have drug trafficking charges against him dismissed in a US court, claiming immunity as a head of state. His lawyer argues that the charges violate international law and that Maduro has been falsely accused. The case will test the application of international law in US courts, with a hearing set for November 17.
Justin Tucker worked out with the New York Jets on September 3, 2026, alongside kickers Michael Badgley and Joshua Karty. Tucker, who has faced allegations of sexual misconduct and has not played since the 2024 season due to a suspension, is seeking to return to the NFL after being released by the Baltimore Ravens in May 2025.
The White House plans to spend $250,000 on renovations for its bowling alley situated in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. This facility is located across from the West Wing.
The White House plans to spend $250,000 on renovations for its bowling alley situated in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. This facility is located across from the West Wing.
The US House of Representatives did not advance a proposed constitutional amendment to limit the Supreme Court to nine justices, with a vote of 212 in favor and 206 against. The amendment's failure reflects ongoing debates about the court's size, particularly among Democrats who have suggested expanding it to counter a conservative majority. Historical context includes previous attempts to change the court's composition, with discussions intensifying ahead of the midterm elections.
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