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Quick summary: The FIFA World Rankings 2026 have just received their first official update since the World Cup final — Spain has reclaimed the No. 1 spot after winning a second World Cup title, while Argentina drops to No. 2 despite reaching the final. This update was released on July 20, and the next official … Read more - Asian Games 2026: Official Dates, Schedule, LA28 Qualifiers, Star Athletes & How to Watch
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US News Today
- Despite the court order, the White House blocked CNN from boarding Air Force One for the president's Sept. 26 trip to Tennessee.
- People on Hawaii’s Big Island are preparing for another potentially life-threatening and catastrophic storm.
- The White House said the president would utilize ‘all possible tools’ to cut wasteful and harmful government spending.
- The 24-year-old man targeted girls who had mental issues or were previously sexually abused, authorities said.
- There were protests and other proceedings as Chinese leader Xi Jinping made his second state visit in a decade to Washington.
- About 140,000 children remain to be found, according to the border czar, and the administration will keep searching through the end of Trump’s term.
- The West African country recently discovered a region rich in critical minerals needed for clean energy and technology.
- The two sides had already extended their trade truce and advanced AI talks before the leaders met, while a broader economic deal remained under negotiation.
- More than two decades ago, two Chinese military officers laid out the concept of “unrestricted warfare”—using economic pressure, cyberattacks, narcotics, information, and other non-military tools against a stronger adversary. Michael Lucci, founder and CEO of State Armor, says many of those tactics are now playing out inside the United States. NTD’s Steve Lance sat down […]
- Forecasters and officials told residents to prepare for flooding and power outages as the storm approached.
China News Today
- There were protests and other proceedings as Chinese leader Xi Jinping made his second state visit in a decade to Washington.
- The two sides had already extended their trade truce and advanced AI talks before the leaders met, while a broader economic deal remained under negotiation.
- At the Washington summit, the U.S. president warned the Chinese leader over Beijing's support for Iran while securing progress on trade and agricultural deals.
- Beijing published its version of the private White House exchange, while the Trump administration has not publicly detailed the president’s response on Taiwan.
- During Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s visit to the United States, the U.S. Navy War College publishes “Toppling Trees, Flourishing Forest: Why the PLA Navy Advances Despite Corruption-Related Removals,” the first lecture of its National Security Lecture Series on the morning of Sept. 25. The lecture assesses China’s military trajectory through measurable outputs and operational behavior […]
- Americans 'cannot forget the millions who have suffered under the CCP or those who continue to live under its repression,' said Sen. James Lankford.
- A renewed wave of tax investigations into past transactions is raising concerns among Chinese business owners facing mounting financial pressure.
- Washington and Tokyo's reaffirmed alliance commitments directly address the strategic challenges posed by Beijing, according to analysts.
- Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli remain under military custody as authorities tightly control information and press officers to support their expulsions.
- The index ranks Germany third and the United States fourth globally, while finding Europe remains more exposed than in 2013 despite years of de-risking.
World News Today
- As of Sept. 21, the company had received two reports of incidents and no reports of injury in Canada.
- Diesel cost an average of $2.86 a litre in capital cities on Sept. 23, up 18.9 cents from the week prior, ACCC data showed—and it's expected to worsen.
- BC Conservative interim leader Lorne Doerkson says the province’s sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) program has to be removed from B.C. public schools due to it becoming a source of conflict in the province. SOGI guidelines and curriculum resources were introduced into B.C. schools starting in 2016 with the stated aim of teaching about […]
- BC NDP Leader David Eby says that if re-elected, his government will put a new tax on condos left vacant or unsold for a year or more, in a bid to create more housing. Meanwhile, NDP candidate Niki Sharma, who is B.C. attorney general and was MLA for Vancouver-Hastings before the snap election was called, […]
- Manitoba’s first cases of bird flu this year have all occurred in September, with a federal agency detecting six cases and declaring primary control zones for the affected areas. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) said that it detected a case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) on Sept. 10 in the Rural Municipality of De […]
- The Alberta government will suspend the provincial fuel tax starting Oct. 1, citing high energy prices linked to global conflicts. The government announced Sept. 22 that the move will cut 13 cents per litre from gasoline and diesel prices at the pumps. The pause will last until the end of the year to help ease […]
- The West African country recently discovered a region rich in critical minerals needed for clean energy and technology.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced the proposal two days after Trump confirmed that the United States and Iran had held talks.
- Members of Parliament are split on whether—and how—artificial intelligence should be used by lawmakers following a report that said the technology is being used to write a significant amount of what MPs say in the House of Commons. The Economist reported this week that as much as 20 percent of what was said on the […]
- At the Washington summit, the U.S. president warned the Chinese leader over Beijing's support for Iran while securing progress on trade and agricultural deals.
Perspectives
- The beauty of Savannah today takes the form of a kind of romance; it is not only the pretty trees, stately buildings, and town planning.
- Commentary Why would President Donald Trump meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping just weeks before the midterms? I’ve heard that question over and over the past few days, from viewers, from friends, and even from members of Congress. The media has its answer ready, of course. It’s a distraction, they say. A photo op. A […]
- Commentary It’s all over the news that the yield curve is steepening at a rapid rate. Ten-year bonds are higher than they have been since 2007, while 30-year mortgage rates just surpassed 7 percent. One implication is obvious: it costs more to borrow. Housing just became less affordable for borrowers while cash buyers experience a […]
- Commentary Winnipeg in the summer of 1919 was a scene of tragic anarchy. On May 15, labour activists declared a General Strike and took over the city, bringing it to a standstill. Workers had genuine grievances, but the strike leaders got carried away. In a nutshell, they were inspired by the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, […]
- If we live in a world where people are no longer expected to own even a screwdriver, how prepared are we to build the future?
- America is too large and diverse to be a simply unified community. And that has very important implications for the nature of our common good.
- Commentary A recent headline from a well-respected news outlet caught my attention: “Could socialism make America happy again?” Surely, the article must be satirical, I thought. Who in their right mind would believe that the most oppressive form of government, responsible for hundreds of millions of deaths, horrific living conditions, and the elimination of personal […]
- The college wage premium remains substantial, but has declined sharply since 2022. Generative AI may be part of the explanation, but it is not the whole story.
- Commentary Schools are ending gifted and talented programs. They will no longer separate kids by ability. Why? To address “inequity.” “This is so misguided,” says education researcher Michael Petrilli in my new video. “These equity people say, ‘Oh, we’re against gifted education.’ At the same time, they’re upset that universities aren’t very diverse. Guess what? […]
- Chinese companies are set to deploy military robotics against the United States and its allies, and to outcompete U.S. robotics technology in cost and scale.