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Trump says he'll send troops to Portland, Oregon, as he expands military deployments in US cities.
DUBAI (Reuters) -Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said the reimposition of global sanctions over Iran's nuclear programme is "not like the sky...
Petro, who has a history of speaking off the cuff in meandering, ideologically charged speeches, wrote on social media that “I don't care” about the punishment.
U.S. President Donald Trump said Saturday he will send troops to Portland, Ore., "authorizing Full Force, if necessary" to handle "domestic terrorists" as he expands his controversial deployments to more American cities.
MILAN (AP) — Chartreuse accessories popped against Maximilian Davis' latest Ferragamo collection, previewed on Saturday during Milan Fashion Week in the same courtyard of the brand’s Portrait Hotel where he made his debut as creative director three years ago. The co-ed collection inspired by the 1920s featured slinky, seductive and sheer womenswear, complemented by men’s [...]
As Avery White recounts in her testimony on VegOut, fashion has made us stop worrying about what people think of our outfit choices, and instead, it has made us the ones who scrutinize ourselves the most, reaching a point where we feel ashamed of being able or unable to afford the products and brands that [...]The post Confirmed—these fashion items—from Pandora to Macy’s short-sleeved blouses—are silent status symbols that can close doors without you even knowing it appeared first on La Grada US.
MONTREAL (Reuters) -Russia failed to win enough support on Saturday to get elected to the United Nations aviation agency's governing council, in...
At least 51 people have been killed by Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip since dawn, 27 of them in Gaza City, the Palestinian news agency WAFA reported on...
Gavin Lux hit two doubles and scored the go-ahead run as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 3-1, overtaking the New York Mets for the third National League wild-card spot. Cincinnati’s win and New York’s 6-2 loss to Miami...
Federal regulators have detected possible radioactive contamination in a second food product sent to the U.S. from Indonesia, even as recalls of potentially tainted shrimp continue to grow. The discovery adds to questions about the source of the unusual problem.U.S. Food and Drug Administration officials last week blocked import of all spices from PT Natural Java Spice of Indonesia after federal inspectors detected cesium 137 in a shipment of cloves sent to California.That follows the import alert imposed in August on the company PT Bahari Makmuri Sejati, or BMS foods, which sends millions of pounds of shrimp to the U.S. each year.Recalls13 hours agoListeria fears lead to nationwide recall of some pre-made Walmart mealsRecallsSep 23Frozen shrimp sold at Kroger, other retailers, recalled for potential health risksHere’s what you need to know about potential cesium 137 contamination:What is cesium 137?Cesium 137 is a radioactive isotope created as a byproduct of nuclear reactions, including nuclear bombs, testing, reactor operations and accidents. It’s widespread around the world, with trace amounts found in the environment, including soil, food and air.What have U.S. officials found?U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials detected cesium 137 in shipping containers of shrimp sent by PT Bahari Makmur Sejati to several U.S. ports. CBP officials flagged the potential contamination to the FDA, which tested samples of the shrimp and detected cesium 137 in one sample of breaded shrimp.The company has sent about 84 million pounds (38 million kilograms) of shrimp to U.S. ports this year, according to data from Import Genius, a trade data analysis company. It supplies about 6% of foreign shrimp imported in the U.S.This month, FDA officials detected cesium 137 in one sample of cloves exported by PT Natural Java Spice, which sends spices to the U.S. and other countries. Records show the company sent about 440,000 pounds ( 200,000 kilograms) of cloves to the U.S. this year.What are the health risks?No food that triggered alerts or tested positive has been released for sale in the U.S., FDA officials emphasized.But hundreds of thousands of packages of imported frozen shrimp sold at Kroger and other grocery stores across the U.S. have been recalled because they may have been manufactured under conditions that allowed them to be contaminated, the agency said.Although the risk appears to be small, the foods could pose a “potential health concern” for people exposed to low levels of cesium 137 over time.The levels of contamination detected are far below the level that could trigger the need for health protections, but long-term exposure could raise the risk of certain cancers.Where did the contamination come from?It’s not clear whether there’s a common source of contamination for the shrimp and the spices. FDA and CBP officials said their investigations are continuing. The two processing facilities appear to be about 500 miles (800 kilometers) apart in Indonesia.Contaminated scrap metal or melted metal at an industrial site near the shrimp processing plant in Indonesia may be the source of the radioactive material, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency. Nuclear regulators in Indonesia said they detected the radioactive isotope at the site outside Jakarta.It’s possible that that type of contamination could come from recycling old medical equipment that contained cesium 137, according to Steve Biegalski, a nuclear medicine expert at the Georgia Institute of Technology.Contaminated transport containers or shipping methods, such as trucks, boats or shared materials could also be a source, he said.What should consumers do?For now, consumers should avoid eating or serving shrimp recalled for possible cesium 137 contamination, the FDA said.
“Indonesian Gymnastics has lost one of the nation’s finest."
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — South Korea’s president has asked President Donald Trump to become “a peacemaker” and use his leadership to get North Korea to talks to reduce military tensions on the Korean Pen...
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — South Korea’s president has asked President Donald Trump to become “a peacemaker” and use his leadership to get North Korea to talks to reduce military tensions on the Korean Peninsula, the South’s top diplomat said Friday.
The former head of Mexico’s immigration agency has apologized to victims and families affected by a fire at a Ciudad Juarez detention center that killed 40 migrants
Surrounded by critics and protesters at the United Nations, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told fellow world leaders that Israel “must finish the job” against Hamas in Gaza. He gave a defiant speech despite growing international isolation over his refusal...
Aaron Nola has shown he might still be valuable for the Phillies in the postseason. On Friday night, he pitched a near-perfect game against the Twins, leading to a 3-1 victory. Nola took a perfect game into the sixth inning...
Jackie Young scored 25 points in her home state and NaLyssa Smith added 16 points, leading the Las Vegas Aces to an 84-72 victory over the short-handed Indiana Fever in Game 3 of a best-of-five WNBA semifinal series. The Aces...
Sandy Alcantara gave up two runs in seven-plus innings, Connor Norby homered and the Miami Marlins rallied to beat the New York Mets 6-2. The Mets began Friday one game ahead of Cincinnati for the third NL wild card. Xavier...
Ceddanne Rafaela tripled off the center field wall to drive in the winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning, and the Red Sox beat Detroit 4-3 to clinch their first postseason berth since 2021. Boston rallied from a...
Colson Montgomery hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the ninth inning, Lenyn Sosa was 3 for 3 with a homer and three RBIs, and the Chicago White Sox beat the Washington Nationals 10-9 to snap a five-game losing streak. Luis...
Giancarlo Stanton hit a pair of two-run homers on a five-RBI night, Aaron Judge had a go-ahead, two-run drive with his 52nd long ball of the season and the New York Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles 8-4 to remain tied...
At UN, amid jeers and cheers, Netanyahu says Israel 'must finish the job' against Hamas in Gaza
President Donald Trump has dispatched a fleet of American warships into the waters off Venezuela, bragged about fatal strikes on alleged drug boats and claimed Venezuela will pay an “incalculable” price if it won't accept more people deported from the U.S.
Meta announced Friday that Facebook and Instagram users in the UK will be able to buy ad-free subscriptions, extending a model already in place in Europe, to comply with regulation.
A man has been arrested on a murder charge after a British woman who moved to the U.S. in the hope of becoming an attorney was found dead inside her apartment, police said Thursday
Former UK prime minister Tony Blair could take a leading role in a transitional authority for Gaza under US-led peace plans, various British media reported on Friday. It follows Blair’s involvement in discussions with the administration of US President Donald Trump and others over the post-war transitional body for the Palestinian territory. The plan could [...]The post Former UK PM Blair could lead transitional authority in Gaza: reports appeared first on Digital Journal.
Benjamin Netanyahu struck a defiant tone in his speech to the United Nations General Assembly, vowing to continue Israel’s war in Gaza until Hamas is destroyed and slamming Western countries that recognized Palestinian statehood in recent days.
Most U.S. stocks are ticking higher and trimming their losses for the week. The S&P 500 added 0.2% Friday and was on track for its first gain in four days. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 206 points, and the...
(CNN) — President Donald Trump told reporters he expects other political opponents to be prosecuted after the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey.
Hezbollah supporters have gathered in Beirut to project images of their former leaders on Raouche rock
James Comey has been charged with making a false statement to Congress and obstruction of a criminal proceeding. The charges come in a criminal case filed days after President Donald Trump appeared to urge his attorney general to prosecute the...
Francisco Lindor homered to reach the 30-30 milestone for the second time, Brett Baty went deep and the New York Mets beat the Chicago Cubs 8-5 to remain in position for the final National League wild card. The Mets built...
Germany's waters alone are home to roughly 1.6 million tons of discarded weapons, mostly from the two world wars in the 20th century.
The federal Bureau of Prisons said Thursday it is canceling a collective bargaining agreement with its workers and stripping them of union rights, the latest move by the Trump administration to gut la...
Mexican billionaire Fernando Chico Pardo says his $2.3 billion investment in Banamex shows confidence in Mexico’s government and economic potential
South Korea’s military says it fired warning shots to drive away a North Korean merchant ship that briefly crossed their disputed western sea boundary. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff says the ship crossed the Northern Limit Line near the...
Giancarlo Stanton grounded a go-ahead, three-run double and the New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 5-3 to remain tied with Toronto atop the AL East going into the final three games of the regular season. Carlos Rodón pitched...
What to KnowTrump is signing a deal today to facilitate the sale of China-based TikTok to a group of U.S. investors.The White House is raising the stakes of a potential government shutdown by drafting a request for federal agencies to prepare “reduction in force” plans in the event that Congress doesn’t pass a spending bill before Oct. 1.Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has summoned as many as hundreds of senior military officers to Washington next week for an extremely rare meeting whose purpose has yet to be disclosed. Trump met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan this morning. The leaders were expected to discuss lifting the U.S. hold on the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey as well as the purchase of other fighter and Boeing aircraft.Follow along for live updates.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said he was ready to work with U.S. President Donald Trump, Saudi Arabia, France and the United Nations to implement a Gaza peace plan adopted at a September 22 conference, which he said could pave the way for a just peace and broader regional cooperation. Abbas made the remarks in a [...]The post Palestinian President Abbas Affirms Readiness to Work With Trump and Others to Implement Gaza Peace Plan appeared first on GV Wire.
Rep. Ryan Mackenzie, R-Pa., is floating the idea of imprisoning "radical left" flag burners
The Palestinian president is speaking over video to world leaders after the United States revoked his visa. He says his people reject the 2023 Hamas attack on Israel and pledged that the militant group would have no role in governing...
Dramatic video shows nearly 25 suspects robbing a California jewelry store in a $1 million heist.
The motive of a shooter who authorities say opened fire on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement location in Dallas is unclear. Police reported that the man used a rifle to kill one detainee and wound two others in a van...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The United States on Thursday sanctioned a network of arms dealers and financial supporters for their role in generating...
Abortion funding across the U.S. has been under siege, particularly Planned Parenthood affiliates.
Two Tu-95s, strategic bombers carrying cruise missiles, and two Su-35s, fighter jets with multi-role weapons considered Russia’s best fighter jet, were tracked in the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone on Wednesday. The Alaskan ADIZ starts where the U.S. and Canada's "airspace ends and is a defined stretch of international airspace that requires the ready identification of all aircraft in the interest of national security," NORAD says.
Spencer Horwitz hit an run-scoring double in the 11th inning and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat Cincinnati 4-3 on Wednesday night, preventing the Reds from gaining ground in the race for an NL wild card. The Pirates took the lead in...
'I'm concerned about the people,' says Premier Danielle Smith, on not allowing insurers to hike yearly premiums on good drivers beyond 7.5 per cent
Ecuador's top court on Wednesday authorized the holding of a referendum sought by President Daniel Noboa on constitutional reforms to boost his fight against drug trafficking and organized crime.
IMPD is asking the public for help searching for woman who was reported missing Wednesday.
Judge scolds Justice Department over public statements in UnitedHealthcare CEO murder case
A man was rushed to the hospital after he was stabbed multiple times overnight in Brockton, Massachusetts.The Brockton Police Department says it responded around 2:19 a.m. Thursday to several 911 calls reporting a disturbance in the area of Somerset Place and Main Street, and officers arrived on scene to find a 35-year-old man with injuries.Emergency care was provided to the victim, and he was taken to a local hospital where he’s listed in stable condition, police added.No arrests were immediately announced, and it’s unclear what led up to this stabbing. Anyone with information is urged to contact Brockton police at 508-941-0200. An investigation is active and ongoing.
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — The iconic, brightly painted coastal sheds in and around Melbourne, Australia, are a quirky real estate mix: absolute beachfront views, but lacking basic features including a bedroom, bathroom, running water and even power.
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — The iconic, brightly painted coastal sheds in and around Melbourne, Australia, are a quirky real estate mix: absolute beachfront views, but lacking basic features including...
‘The pushback from the president’s comments about the 51st state, the tariffs, have really left a bad taste in Canadians’ mouths,’ Lt.-Gov. Nungesser said during a trip to Canada
The stay should not be taken as an indication that the country’s highest court will grant the appeal or decide in the farmer’s favour if it does
BANGKOK (AP) — A part of a road in Bangkok collapsed Wednesday, leaving a large sinkhole that disrupted traffic, damaged infrastructure and prompted evacuations in the surrounding area.
Indonesia and Canada agreed to a deal to lower trade barriers and ease investment procedures, part of efforts by both nations to expand global economic ties in the ...
SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese promoted his government's world-first teen social media ban at an event in New York,...
The Hadfield engine, named after Chris Hadfield, will take Nordspace's Taiga rocket to the edge of space in its first flight
'She’s suing for the lack of action taken by the authorities,' says the young woman's lawyer
This week’s Ryder Cup is an example of sports as an international score-settler. Could a group of pro golfers give Americans a break from the nonstop news cycles that makes their country feel fraught and fragile? Could it help bring...
By Nolan D. McCaskillWASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. Representative Seth Moulton, a Democrat who has sometimes bucked his party's leadership, said he is...
The findings of a new scientific study show that pollution in the air may be harming youngsters' eyesight.
Deep isolation has yet to set in, but Israel’s leadership appears to be bracing for the long haul.
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — A small aircraft has crashed in Brazil, killing four people including the distinguished Chinese architect and urbanist Yu Kongjian, Brazil’s vice president said on Wednesday.
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — The crash of a small plane in southwestern Brazil killed four people including Chinese landscape architect and urban planner Yu Kongjian, Brazilian authorities said Wednesday.
The director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says three people have been shot at a Dallas ICE facility and the shooter is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons confirmed the shooting during an interview...
By Tom Balmforth and Michelle NicholsUNITED NATIONS (Reuters) -Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy urged world powers to help stop Russia's war...
NEW YORK (AP) — Jimmy Kimmel offered no apologies in his return to late-night television and, in an emotional monologue where he appeared close to tears, said he was not trying to joke about the killi...
Typhoon Ragasa, the strongest storm of the year, has hit parts of the Western Pacific and southern China. It left at least 27 dead in Taiwan and the Philippines. The typhoon moved west across China after hitting Hailing Island in...
A senior U.S. Justice Department official has sent a letter to a lawyer for relatives of victims killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, asking pointed questions about a retired FBI agent’s involvement in a defamation lawsuit against conspiracy...
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — A jury began its deliberations Wednesday in the trial of a man accused of murdering five people in Wellington, New Zealand, by deliberately setting fire to a boarding ho...
China's emissions-cutting pledge is poised to take center stage at a United Nations climate meeting Wednesday, after US President Donald Trump unleashed a blistering -- if predictable -- broadside against the science surrounding planet-warming fossil fuels.
Iowa State starting point guard Tamin Lipsey will miss four to six weeks after injuring his knee at practice. Lipsey sprained the medial collateral ligament in his right knee. He could be back for the Cyclones' opener against Fairleigh Dickinson...
Two former Philippine government engineers have told a televised inquiry that most flood control projects, road and other infrastructures they helped oversee in recent years in a province near the capital were substandard or overpriced to compensate fo...
A man was shot in Boston’s Beacon Hill neighborhood, and we’re getting word that three people were transported from the scene.Boston police said officers were involved in a shooting at 97 Mt. Vernon St. around 6:05 a.m. It wasn’t immediately clear who police shot, or why.A large police presence is still at the scene, and the area is blocked off to traffic.Boston EMS confirms they responded to the reported shooting and transported three people to area hospitals. Boston police are investigating.
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — President Donald Trump broke from his prepared remarks at the United Nations on Tuesday to bemoan an inoperable escalator and a defective teleprompter, using the incidents to portray the global body as dysfunctional.
Given the timing, location and potential for significant disruption to New York telecommunications posed by these devices, the U.S. Secret Service took down the network quickly. A global meeting of the United Nations General Assembly is underway in New York City.
President Trump returned to the United Nations to deliver a speech on his second-term foreign policy achievements. World leaders are closely watching his remarks Tuesday at the U.N. General Assembly. Trump has already reduced U.S. support for the U.N. since...
LONDON (Reuters) -The British government on Tuesday lost its attempt to overturn a temporary block on the removal of an asylum seeker under...
On major issues facing the country, voters are giving Carney poor marks.
Narda has strengthened into a hurricane in the Pacific Ocean off the west coast of Mexico, forecasters say.
This year’s UBCM convention is striking for the level of anxiety over homelessness, street disorder, persistent offenders, drug addiction and mental-health problems.
There is no scientific evidence showing that pregnant women taking the painkiller paracetamol causes autism in their children, medical experts and drug regulators have emphasised after Donald Trump claimed the two were linked.
Court documents say Jeremy Hinson had blood splattered on his forehead, eyelid, arms, hands and all the way down to his ankles.
Three judges block Colin Campbell’s attempt to overturn his murder convictions at the supreme courtA nurse convicted of murdering four patients and trying to kill a fifth will not be allowed to appeal to the supreme court, judges have ruled.Colin Campbell, 49, was jailed for life in 2008 for killing Doris Ludlam, Bridget Bourke, Irene Crookes and Ethel Hall on orthopaedic wards in hospitals in Leeds. Continue reading...
(CNN) — Backlash has been swift and forceful as other parts of the world woke up to US President Donald Trump’s comments blaming – without solid evidence – acetaminophen and certain vaccines for autism in children.
A Haitian government-deployed “Kamikaze” drone is being blamed for the deaths of at least eight children and at least three adults in a Port-au-Prince neighborhood where a gang leader was reportedly celebrating his birthday at the time of the deadly...
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — A jury in New Zealand on Tuesday found a woman guilty of murdering her two children and leaving their bodies in suitcases for years before they were discovered.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — A jury in New Zealand on Tuesday found a woman guilty of murdering her two children and leaving their bodies in suitcases for years before they were discovered. The verd...
Defenseman Alex Pietrangelo has not ruled out playing again for the Golden Knights this season. He hopes to avoid surgery while rehabbing his injured hip. Vegas placed him on long-term injured reserve earlier this year, allowing the Golden Knights to...
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — After gorging all summer on sockeye salmon, the portliest brown bears on the Alaska Peninsula will battle it out to see who will be named the fattest of them all in the wildly popular online voting...
NEW YORK CITY and NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kahn Swick & Foti, LLC (“KSF”) and KSF partner, former Attorney General of Louisiana, Charles C. Foti, Jr., remind investors that they have until October 10, 2025 to...
A New Zealand woman is convicted of murdering her 2 children and leaving them in suitcases before fleeing to South Korea.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Tech giant Oracle will receive a copy of TikTok’s algorithm to operate for U.S. users, according to a senior official in President Donald Trump’s administration on Monday...
Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night talk show, which Disney suspended following the host’s comments about the Charlie Kirk assassination, will return to ABC on Tuesday, the company announced.Disney released the following statement: “Last Wednesday, we made the decision to suspend production on the show to avoid further inflaming a tense situation at an emotional moment for our country. It is a decision we made because we felt some of the comments were ill-timed and thus insensitive. We have spent the last days having thoughtful conversations with Jimmy, and after those conversations, we reached the decision to return the show on Tuesday.”This is a developing story
Hamas has reportedly sent a letter written directly to President Donald Trump asking him to guarantee a 60-day ceasefire, and in return, will release half of the hostages being held inside Gaza. The letter is expected to be delivered to the White Housethis week
U.S. rivers are running hot. A new analysis of nearly 1,500 river locations over more than 40 years found that the frequency, intensity and duration of heat waves is increasing in streams across the country, posing a threat to many species that are adapted to cooler temperatures.“The trend of river heat waves is actually increasing faster than the air heat waves. So, that’s one thing that is very surprising,” said Li Li, a professor of environmental engineering at Penn State University and an author of the study. The new analysis, which was published in the peer-reviewed journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is the first in-depth study of riverine heat waves, which are defined as five straight days of high temperatures in comparison to seasonal averages. The authors found that human-caused climate change is the primary driver of the trend, as snowpack dwindles and streams flow more slowly. Other human factors also affect the trend. Dams slow the flow of water downstream. Buildings and pavement absorb heat that warms the air and then the water.Scientists expect that species that rely on cold water, including salmon and trout, will increasingly struggle as streams heat up. Li said it will be important to document fish kills to see if and what trends are emerging. Heat decreases the amount of dissolved oxygen in water. Meanwhile, cold-water species often see their metabolism rise in warmer waters, meaning there’s less oxygen available.The findings could inform how to manage watersheds and whether changes to irrigation or dam releases could help species hang on during hot weather. “The way that we use water, the way we manage those resources can have an impact on heat waves,” said Jonathan Walter, a research scientist at UC Davis’ Center for Watershed Sciences, who was not involved in this research. “Assuming adequate amounts of water in a reservoir, we might be able to release water in such a way that downstream temperatures would be somewhat cooled and prevent these hot and stressful temperatures.” climate changeSep 8Americans are consuming more sugar as the world gets hotter, study findsExtreme WeatherJul 9U.S. faces more frequent extreme weather, but attitudes and actions aren't matchingEnvironmentMay 24As oceans warm, clownfish shrink their bodies to survive heat wavesHeat waves have been studied extensively in oceans and lakes, but until now researchers only had limited information on how higher temperatures were affecting streams. Satellite data drives research of heat in oceans and lakes. Studying river temperatures is more difficult because it’s reliant on stream-gauge sensors that are often in and out of service, leaving data gaps that can be hard to parse. For the new study, the researchers collected data from 1,471 United States Geological Survey stream monitoring sites from 1980 to 2022. Thedataallowed the researchers to assess changes in streams nationwide. They found that riverine heat waves in 2022 were happening more often than in 1980 — with an average of 1.8 additional heat wave events taking place per year. The heat waves were also more intense, with temperatures during heat events about .8 degrees Fahrenheit higher, on average, in 2022 in comparison to 1980. Heat wave events lasted more than three days longer than in the past. Li said the additional heat is causing about 12 more days of heat stress, on average, for species that need cold water. The study’s authors used 59 degrees F as its threshold for heat stress because some species, like bull trout, struggle to survive at about that marker.“When we think about water, there’s a lot more attention about what quantity, because we can see it,” Li said. “We’re hoping this kind of study will increase the public awareness of the water quality issue related to climate change.”
The START agreement limiting active nuclear missiles and bombers expires in February and Putin’s decision to extend it will likely be viewed favorably by Trump.