In an effort to take steps to end the Israel-Hamas war, President Trump, along with leaders from Qatar, Egypt and Turkey, signed the “Trump Declaration for Enduring Peace and Prosperity” in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, on Oct. 13.
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A tragic earthquake struck the Philippines at nightfall on Sept. 30, forcing countless people to pick up what they had left and search for hope.
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Terror erupted in Dallas, Texas on Sept. 24 after a sniper shot at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office, causing the death of one person and injuries to two others according to NBC News.
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The United States government shut down at midnight on Oct. 1 after Congress faced a deadlock regarding the 2026 budget, according to CNN Politics. Many worry that the shutdown could lead to significant problems as all non-essential operations come to a halt and some federal workers face blocked salaries.
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After almost half a century of unique flavors and fights for social causes, co-founder Jerry Greenfield has made the tough decision to leave the famous ice cream company, Ben & Jerry’s.
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A new gene therapy developed by the University College London Huntington’s Disease Center has shown miraculous success in reducing the fatal genetic disorder’s progression by 75%, according to the BBC.
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The Federal Trade Commission and several other states are suing Ticketmaster and its parent company, Live Nation Entertainment, for permitting and coordinating with scalpers, forcing consumers to pay significantly higher prices for tickets and events, CBS reports.
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In a recent decision, the United States Supreme Court has ruled in favor of allowing immigration services in Los Angeles to consider race, along with language, occupation and location as justification for targeting certain individuals, according to The Guardian. With a 6-3 decision, the conservative majority of the Supreme Court voted in solidarity to give Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents more autonomy in whom they decide to pull aside and question, a striking blow to lower courts, which barred ICE agents from targeting individuals without “reasonable suspicion,” BBC reports.
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Russian Drones were shot down by Polish and NATO forces on Wednesday, Sept. 10, according to the BBC News. This occurred early in the morning and was quickly addressed by nearby allied countries, sending their own defenses to Poland.
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An Israeli bomb attack on the Middle Eastern country of Qatar, directed at Hamas political leaders, has led to the deployment of Qatari security forces to search through the rubble.
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President Donald Trump concluded his second state visit to the United Kingdom on Sept. 18 after three days of meetings and lavish ceremonies. According to The Independent, although some see economic and political potential in Trump’s visit, many found the visit to be overly lavish and extravagant.
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Yellowstone National Park has temporarily shut down its trail after a 29-year-old hiker suffered serious injuries from a bear attack. A solo hiker was walking by Turbid Lake on Tuesday, Sept. 16, when he had a “surprise encounter” with what the park officials think was a defensive grizzly, according to the New York Post. The hiker initially thought that it was a black bear, but judging by its stature and behavioral description, it was likely a grizzly bear.
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Disney plans to be reinstating “Jimmy Kimmel Live” back on ABC’s broadcast network beginning on Tuesday, the company said in a statement. According to CNBC, the decision has come nearly a week after Kimmel’s show was suspended indefinitely.
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ABC has suspended Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show, “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” indefinitely after the host made comments about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France has recently been facing widespread public criticism in his country. The controversy escalated significantly when Macron selected a new prime minister on Sept. 9, according to The Economist.
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