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FROM THE MORNING CALL
Posted on 09/22/2025

South American theft ring members draw prison for burglaries in multiple counties, including Montgomery, Berks and Chester ...

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/22/2025

Zhang Zhan sentenced to four years for second time on charge often used by China to target government critics
The UN, human rights groups and media freedom watchdogs have condemned reports that , a Chinese citizen journalist, was sentenced to jail for the second time last week.
Zhang, 42, is thought to have stood trial in Shanghai on Friday on a charge of “picking quarrels and provoking trouble”, a charge often used in China to target critics of the government. Western diplomats were reportedly turned away from observing the trial.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/22/2025

Outdoor brand says the Rising Dragon promotional event was out of line with its values after public criticism
The outdoor brand Arc’teryx has issued an apology after a promotional fireworks display in the Tibetan plateau led to an outcry over potential environmental damage.
The promotional Rising Dragon high-altitude show involved long stretches of choreographed pyrotechnics and coloured smoke along snow-topped Himalayan ridgelines in the Tibetan region of Shigatse. The Canadian company, part-owned by China’s Anta Group, had partnered with a Chinese artist, Cai Guo-Qiang, who oversaw similar shows for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

FROM BING
Posted on 09/22/2025

New York-style Chinese American restaurant Genghis Cohen, a Los Angeles icon, is set to reopen for dine-in service soon in a new temporary home. The restaurant closed its original Fairfax location on ...

FROM NDTV 24X7 ON MSN
Posted on 09/22/2025

The proposal moves TikTok's US operations into a new joint venture based in the United States, a senior White House official told reporters, adding that the entity would involve a 'majority-American ...

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/22/2025

Two-year-old boy dies and homes buried as remnants of Tropical Storm Mario bring downpours and thunder
Flash flooding and landslides led to the in California in the US last week, after heavy rainfall followed on the heels of Tropical Storm Mario further south. The storm skirted the Pacific coast of Mexico with minimal disruption, eventually dissipating to the west of Baja California on Tuesday, but the remnants went on to cause havoc on Thursday. Residual moist air from the tropical storm was drawn north-east towards California, bringing heavy downpours and thunder to central and southern counties.
The heaviest rainfall was in the mountains of Riverside and San Bernardino counties, where up to 68mm (2.67in) fell in a few hours. Further north, Death Valley – famously one of the driest places on Earth – received 15mm of rain, triple the average rainfall for September and a full quarter of the yearly average.

FROM BING
Posted on 09/22/2025

The TikTok deal is being hailed as a win for national security. But experts fear it could trade one threat of surveillance for another.

FROM BBC NEWS
Posted on 09/22/2025

Officials are investigating the firm after the display drew backlash for its potential environmental impact.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/21/2025

US president tells Fox News ‘a man named Lachlan is involved … that’s a very unusual name, Lachlan Murdoch’
Rupert Murdoch and his son Lachlan Murdoch will probably be involved in the effort to buy in the US, Donald Trump said in an interview on Sunday.
The president was asked about the status of the sale of the app during an interview with Peter Doocy on The Sunday Briefing on Fox News. Trump administration officials have signaled that a deal for the Chinese-owned social media platform was imminent, though there has been about the status of the agreement.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/21/2025

The brutality and repression there highlight the failings of a dysfunctional world order. Unless we do better, this is the future
The children were sleeping when . A military warplane dropped two 500lb (230kg) bombs on their boarding school, witnesses said. Imagine, if you can, the carnage and the horror. . Others suffered life-changing injuries. The ruling regime claims to be fighting terrorists. Yet more often than not, it is defenceless, blameless civilians who are killed, maimed and displaced. No, this isn’t Gaza. It isn’t Ukraine. It’s Myanmar, where appalling atrocities, including crimes against humanity, often go unreported and unpunished. That doesn’t render them any less heinous or less deserving of universal condemnation.
Myanmar, formerly British-run colonial Burma, where civil war has raged since an army coup overthrew the elected government in 2021, is a microcosm of today’s fractured world. National leaders gathering face numerous daunting problems: among them, the authoritarian assault on democracy; record levels of conflict; pervasive flouting of human rights; impunity in the committing of genocide and war crimes; humanitarian emergencies ; rising poverty; and environmentally damaging exploitation of less-developed countries’ natural resources.
Simon Tisdall is a Guardian foreign affairs commentator

FROM NEW YORK TIMES
Posted on 09/21/2025

The tactics President Trump has embraced place the United States in awkward company as freedom of expression is declining in dozens of countries.

FROM NEW YORK TIMES
Posted on 09/21/2025

The overthrow of Nepal’s government is the latest in a series of uprisings among India’s neighbors, creating a political churn that complicates its ties.

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