CityNews Halifax
Very minimal impacts expected in Nova Scotia from Hurricane Ernesto
Hurricane Ernesto to have minimal impact on Nova Scotia weather next week. Outer bands of showers expected on Monday, with wave heights peaking at 2-4 meters. Tropical feel with temperatures in the mid- to high-twenties. Eastern Newfoundland to see closer brush with storm, but strongest winds expected to stay offshore. Some coastal flooding possible in southwestern Newfoundland.
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Al Jazeera English
US, Qatar and Egypt say mediators will work to finalise Gaza ceasefire deal
Mediators propose a plan for regional de-escalation and ending the war in Gaza, with the US, Qatar, and Egypt supporting the initiative. Talks in Doha aim for a swift ceasefire and release of captives. The proposal builds on a US-backed plan, with ongoing technical work and optimism expressed by President Biden. Hamas seeks a permanent ceasefire and prisoner exchange, while Israel’s stance remains unclear.
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CTV News
Number of potentially lethal meth candies unknowingly shared by New Zealand food bank reaches 65
Police in New Zealand discovered 41 methamphetamine-laced candies distributed by a food bank, with potentially lethal doses. Authorities are collecting contaminated sweets, with at least 65 shared in food parcels. No serious harm reported. The candies were disguised as harmless treats from Malaysia. Investigation ongoing to determine the source and prevent further distribution. Methamphetamine is a dangerous stimulant.
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CBS News
Daughter of Thailand’s former prime minister set to be country’s youngest leader
Thailand’s Parliament elected Paetongtarn Shinawatra, daughter of former leader Thaksin Shinawatra, as prime minister. She is the third leader from the Shinawatra family and the country’s second female prime minister. Paetongtarn, leader of the ruling Pheu Thai party, was confirmed with 319 votes. Her father’s influence and political dynamics pose challenges. The move follows the removal of the previous prime minister over an ethics violation.
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Harper’s BAZAAR
Prince Harry and Meghan Look So In Love in New Pics From Colombia
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan showed undeniable chemistry during a visit to Colombia, joining performers in dancing and sharing romantic moments. They later attended a summit on internet safety, a topic close to their hearts. The couple looked stylish in coordinated outfits. Meghan wore a mauve-pink dress by Johanna Ortiz, while Harry sported a summery beige suit. The trip was documented by Harper’s Bazaar.
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ABC News
Susan Lorincz, woman who fatally shot neighbor Ajike Owens through door, found guilty
Susan Lorincz found guilty of first-degree felony manslaughter for fatally shooting neighbor Ajike Owens through a closed door in Florida. Faces 30 years in prison. Family disappointed in all-white jury selection. Defense argued self-defense, state focused on lack of imminent danger. Sentencing to be scheduled.
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The Globe and Mail
Harris aims to blunt Trumps economic attacks by proposing new tax breaks in a bid to lower costs
Vice-President Kamala Harris unveils economic proposals to cut taxes and lower costs for Americans, focusing on groceries, housing, and tax breaks for families. Plans include a federal ban on price-gouging, down payment assistance for homebuyers, and tax incentives. Harris aims to counter Trump’s attacks on her economic policies. Congressional approval needed for proposals. Polls show Americans trust Trump more on the economy. Harris campaigns in battleground states. Governor Cooper expresses optimism in North Carolina.
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Al Jazeera English
Gaza records first polio case as UN calls for truce to tackle virus
Hamas supports UN call for ceasefire in Gaza to conduct polio vaccination campaign for children. UN Secretary-General urges humanitarian pauses for vaccine effort, citing need for peace. Successful campaign requires massive effort due to challenges in Gaza. Health Ministry stresses need for ceasefire for vaccination success. Polio epidemic declared in Gaza, blamed on Israeli offensive. WHO specialist warns of virus in wastewater. Gaza vulnerable to disease outbreaks due to limited health services.
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BBC.com
India announces Kashmir polls after 10year hiatus
India announces Kashmir polls after 10 years, with voting in 90 constituencies from 18 September to 1 October. 8.7 million eligible voters, including 4.26 million women. Elections delayed due to political uncertainty. Commission highlights historic voter turnout in recent elections. Polls follow revocation of Article 370, splitting the region into two territories. Modi’s BJP faces opposition in the state.
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BBC.com
Florida woman convicted of fatally shooting neighbour
Florida woman, Susan Lorincz, convicted of fatally shooting neighbor Ajike “AJ” Owens through door following dispute over children playing outside. Lorincz, 60, shot Owens, 35, who was black, claiming self-defense. Owens’ family and affidavit allege Lorincz had shouted racial slurs at Owens’ children prior. Jury found Lorincz guilty of manslaughter, facing up to 30 years in jail. Owens leaves behind four children.