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Aid campaign launched for Turkish sisters injured in Tennessee crash
Sisters Nesrin Adar and Neslihan Adar are receiving hospital treatment after being injured in a serious traffic accident in Tennessee. An appeal has been launched to help cover the treatment and rehabilitation costs of the sisters, who have lived in the United States for approximately 20 years.
Former CIA Director Petraeus says Ukraine is 'essentially fighting for NATO'
Former CIA Director David Petraeus said in an interview published on September 16, 2026, that Ukraine is engaged in armed conflict with Russia on behalf of NATO. Petraeus called on Western countries to support Kyiv by every possible means.
Washington Post says Trump administration is preparing $2.8 billion arms sale to Israel
The Washington Post reported that the Trump administration is preparing to sell bombs and warheads worth approximately $2.8 billion to Israel. An informal notification has been sent to Congress, while the formal notification is expected shortly.
U.S. Congressional Budget Office puts cost of Iran operations at $38 billion
The U.S. Congressional Budget Office said Pentagon operations against Iran had cost approximately $38 billion by August 1. It projected that additional monthly costs could range from $2 billion to $3 billion if the conflict continues.
Israeli army detains Palestinian journalist with U.S. citizenship in West Bank
The Israeli army detained Nake Hamed, a Palestinian journalist with U.S. citizenship, at a temporary checkpoint near Bethlehem. Hamed, who works for Iran’s state broadcaster Press TV, was accused of collaborating with a hostile organization and faced suspicion of espionage; the accusations are not based on a final court ruling.
Anthropic calls for slower AI development as US-China rivalry opens new front
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for slowing the pace of artificial intelligence development and establishing common safety rules. US President Donald Trump argued that this approach would risk the technological advantage over China, while Beijing described the proposal as an attempt by the United States to preserve its superiority.
New York Mayor Mamdani has awaited federal security clearance for 8.5 months
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani said the federal security clearance process remained incomplete after eight and a half months in office. Mamdani said the delay had limited his access to classified information on terrorism and other threats to New York.
Helicopter crash in Los Angeles kills three and sends one to hospital
Three people died and one was hospitalized after a helicopter crashed and caught fire Tuesday evening in Los Angeles' Chatsworth neighborhood. The National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration will investigate the crash.
Coons and Katz will face off in Delaware’s U.S. Senate race
The candidates for the U.S. Senate, House of Representatives and state attorney general races were determined in Delaware’s final state primary before the U.S. midterm elections. Incumbent Senator Chris Coons won the Democratic nomination with 78 percent of the vote, while Mike Katz became the Republican nominee.
US launched nearly 70 Patriots during Iran’s attack in Jordan
US forces used 60 to 70 Patriot and more than 12 THAAD interceptors to counter Iran’s attack in Jordan, which involved about 20 ballistic missiles. Several aircraft and other air vehicles at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base were hit, but no US personnel were killed in the attack.
U.S. ambassador Michel Issa visits southern Lebanon for first time since 2006
U.S. Ambassador to Lebanon Michel Issa visited the Zawtar al-Gharbiyya and Kakaiyat al-Jisr areas in the country’s south, marking the first visit by a U.S. representative since the 2006 war. Issa also inspected the temporary crossing built over the Litani River to replace a bridge destroyed by Israeli attacks in March.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Syria’s Asaad al-Shaibani discuss regional security
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani discussed regional security and ways to strengthen cooperation between the two countries on Tuesday. Rubio emphasized the importance of integrating Syria’s minority groups into society and praised progress in the country’s relations with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
U.S. imposes visa restrictions on some foreigners in South Africa
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced Tuesday a new visa restriction policy targeting foreigners in South Africa who implement or support certain policies. Rubio said the policy covers people linked to race-based discrimination, incitement to violence and the confiscation of land without compensation.
US and Germany sign agreement to align defense procurement
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius discussed NATO 3.0, Europe’s defense spending and defense industrial infrastructure in Washington on Tuesday. The two ministers signed an agreement aimed at aligning the US Department of Defense’s procurement transformation strategy with Germany’s Procurement Acceleration Act.
U.S. household income hit a record as the official poverty rate fell to 10.2%
The U.S. Census Bureau announced that real median household income rose to $87,460 in 2025. During the same period, the official poverty rate fell to 10.2% and child poverty dropped to 13.4%, while 26.7 million people lacked health insurance coverage.
HBO announces three cast members for season two of Harry Potter
HBO announced that Rafe Spall, Molly Hewitt-Richards and Jasper Ambrose will appear in the second season of the Harry Potter series. The actors will portray Arthur Weasley, Moaning Myrtle and Colin Creevey.
The US House passes a bill to halt attacks on Iran by a 220-204 vote
The US House of Representatives passed by a vote of 220-204 a bill aimed at ending attacks on Iran and withdrawing military forces from the region. Seven of the 220 members who supported the bill were Republicans, while Democratic Representative Gregory Meeks said the tensions had continued for nearly 200 days and that the Trump administration had failed to achieve its goals.
U.S. Air Force personnel faced 1,200 red alerts during Iran attacks
General Kenneth Wilsbach said U.S. Air Force personnel faced 1,200 red alerts during Iran’s missile and drone attacks. Wilsbach said a fleet of about 500 aircraft flew 10,000 sorties and struck more than 13,000 military targets during combat missions.
Anthropic co-founder Clark calls for an emergency shutdown button for AI
Anthropic co-founder Clark said in a BBC interview that methods for disabling AI systems if they become extremely dangerous could be regulated. Clark said the sector’s unchecked progress was a bad idea and that its course needed to change.
NBC News Helicopter Crashes in Los Angeles While Covering Fatal Bus Accident, Killing 3
A news helicopter used by NBC4 Los Angeles and Telemundo 52 crashed in the Chatsworth area while covering a deadly traffic accident involving a Metro bus. Three people were killed — two aboard the helicopter and one person on the ground. Federal authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the crash.

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