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- Toast Remarks by H.E. Xi Jinping President of the People’s Republic of China At the State Dinner Hosted by T.H. Donald J. Trump President of the United States of America_Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the United States of America中华人民共和国驻美利坚合众国大使馆Sep 25
- At Trump meeting, Xi Jinping lays out terms to avoid US-China military conflicttheguardian.comSep 25
- Iran's president says it is up to US to choose if it wants to end Iran warReutersSep 24
- African leaders press United Nations for permanent seats on Security CouncilPBSSep 24
- Costa Rica minister fired for unapproved meeting with Trump in USAl JazeeraSep 24
- Foreign ministers of the Americas to discuss Nicaragua in meeting called by the U.S.NPRSep 24
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From places in United States
Boston announces free 'Ride & Chill' biking day at Franklin Park
Mayor Michelle Wu's administration announced Ride & Chill, a free family biking event with rides of varying lengths and a festival at the Shattuck picnic area in Franklin Park, set for October 11, 2026.
Detroit Fire Battalion Chief Placed on Leave After Alleged Road Rage in Livonia
A Detroit Fire Department battalion chief was placed on unpaid leave following an alleged road rage incident in Livonia. The victim stated the encounter involved physical altercations near Plymouth Rd. and Levan Rd. Court records show charges of assault and battery have been filed against the chief.
Detroit Lions Players Surprise Savage Elementary with Reading Event
Detroit Lions players visited Savage Elementary in Belleville, Mich., for a surprise reading event aimed at boosting literacy. Cornerback Keith Abney II led the visit, which included reading the book Rock Paper Scissors to students. Teachers and students found the experience memorable and encouraging for reading skills.
Rodman for Kids Brings 1,300 Students to See "Wicked" in Boston
Around 1,300 students from areas ranging from Lawrence down to New Bedford saw "Wicked" in Boston thanks to Rodman for Kids. The group enjoyed the Broadway show at the Citizens Opera House. This program is described as unlocking new interests and showing that everyone is welcome at the theater.
Arizona Officials Sue Kratom Drink Maker Over Health Risks
State officials in Arizona are raising concerns about kratom due to potential opioid-like effects. The state sued Botanic Tonics over a popular drink, claiming hidden health risks. Experts note increased addiction cases and recommend consulting a doctor before using new substances.
TFD Reports Increase in Swift-Water Rescues This Monsoon
The Tucson Fire Department reported a significant rise in swift-water rescue calls during monsoon season. Chief Antonio Canizales noted that the total of 43 calls since June 15 compares to only eight calls during the same period last summer. He advised residents to avoid running water and barricades near washes.
Tucson Fire Department Responds to Four Water Rescues on South Wilmot Road
The Tucson Fire Department handled four swift water rescues over a couple of hours on South Wilmot Road Tuesday afternoon. Crews were dispatched to multiple stranded cars in standing water, and all drivers walked away without injuries. The department advised drivers to turn around, don't drown.
Cincinnati City Council to Vote on New Parking Lot Security Rules
The Cincinnati City Council is scheduled to vote on an ordinance mandating security measures at paid parking lots and garages. The proposed rules would require adequate lighting and either cameras or staff presence. This follows data showing a significant number of guns stolen from vehicles in these locations.
Man Accused in Deadly Sacramento Trampoline Park Shooting Appears in Court
A 36-year-old man accused of killing a mother and injuring another woman appeared before a judge. The charges stem from a shooting at the Urban Air trampoline park off Arden Way in Sacramento’s Arden Arcade area. Samantha Cromwell died at the scene.
Colorado Springs Police Seek Help Finding Missing 10-Year-Old Boy
The Colorado Springs Police Department is asking the public to help locate a missing 10-year-old boy named Dezmond Nichols. He was last seen near the 00 block of Scott Street around 5:15 p.m. on Tuesday. Anyone with information can call CSPD at 719-444-7000.
Colorado Springs Philharmonic Begins 100th Season with New Initiatives
The Colorado Springs Philharmonic started its 100th season last weekend. The organization is focusing on future plans, including introducing composer-in-residence Eunike Tanzil and planning a world premiere of her work in mid-April, 2027. Educational efforts are also expanding through the Center for Future Audiences.
Saltwater dam overflow raises water management concerns in Corpus Christi
Overflow at the LaBonte Park saltwater barrier dam has raised questions regarding Corpus Christi's water management. A petitioner questioned city officials about their concern for the water supply. Corpus Christi Water explained that maintenance and lower-than-projected demand contributed to the overflow.
Local Skilled Trades Teacher Wins $100,000 Prize for School
Mario Lizarraga, an automotive collision teacher at the Regional Occupational Center, won the 2026 Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Grand Prize. The $100,000 award will see 70% go to his school program and 30% to him. Students and faculty gathered Tuesday morning to celebrate the win.
Bakersfield High Boys Win Water Polo Doubleheader
The Bakersfield High boys water polo team defeated Bakersfield Christian with an 18-4 victory on Tuesday night. The Drillers showed crisp passing and teamwork, with Eric Nahama scoring seven goals and Everett Hess having five.
Free Institute for Public Health program helps kids get active, earn a bike
Children in San Antonio are participating in a free eight-week program learning about nutrition and exercise. The Earn-a-Bike program serves ages 7 to 12 across multiple locations. Participants learn about topics like mental health and air quality while earning the chance to build their own bicycle.
West Side Homeowner Repairs After Storm Damage Amid Rain Threat
A San Antonio homeowner on the West Side is still repairing damage from a powerful thunderstorm that left her neighborhood looking like "a war zone." With more rain in the forecast, she remains concerned about unfinished repairs and potential flooding risks. The storm caused over $16,000 in damage to her home.
New Berlin Common Council Holds Special Session on Petitions to Remove Mayor
The New Berlin Common Council held a closed session regarding petitions to remove Mayor Ament. Residents waited for answers after the meeting, which discussed removal petitions stemming from the Milwaukee Rescue Mission development. The council adjourned without public discussion.
Milwaukee Brewers Prepare to Host NLDS After Franchise-Best Season
The Milwaukee Brewers are set to host the National League Division Series at American Family Field on Saturday following a regular season with 103 wins. Players noted that the bye week offers time for recovery, but they remain focused through daily practice and scrimmaging.
Senators Split Over Ohio Gas Tax Holiday in Committee Before Vote
A temporary halt on the state tax for gas and diesel will be voted on in an unexpected session. Backers argue it offers immediate relief to drivers, while some Democrats questioned if the benefit outweighs the cost to the state.
Hawks forward Lu Dort discusses joining the team
Lu Dort spoke with the AJC regarding his move to the Atlanta Hawks and his plans for making an impact with the team.
Padres' Playoff Run Boosts Downtown San Diego Business Momentum
Downtown San Diego business owners report that the Padres' playoff run is increasing foot traffic and helping prepare for slower fall and winter seasons. Owners feel the excitement provides a financial cushion heading into quieter months.
Protesters Push Drexel for Funding to Keep Natural History Museum Open
Protesters gathered during a reception at the National Constitution Center, pushing Drexel University to accept funding from the William Penn Foundation. The museum at the Academy of Natural Sciences closed Sunday, but activists are continuing their efforts. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and Mayor Cherelle Parker have backed preserving the academy.
Eagles Help Olney High School Players Learn CPR, AED Skills
The Philadelphia Eagles and American Heart Association teamed up to teach Olney High School football players about responding to a cardiac emergency. Students learned hands-only CPR and how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED). The visit also included a $10,000 donation from the organization.
Sunshine Returns to Philadelphia Region with Late Summer Warmup
The Philadelphia region can expect another good afternoon for outdoor activities without needing an umbrella. Temperatures are forecast to climb, reaching the upper 80s around Philadelphia on Friday. Saturday looks better than Sunday for weekend outdoor plans due to cooler and drier conditions.
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