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North Korea fired a missile over Japan for the first time in five years. Here’s what you need to know
By Jessie Yeung, Yoonjung Seo, Brad Lendon and Emiko Jozuka, CNN North Korea fired a ballistic missile without warning over Japan on Tuesday for the first time in five years, a highly provocative and reckless act that marks a significant escalation in its weapons testing program. The missile traveled over northern Japan early in the
Continue Reading Hurricane Ian’s death toll rises as crews in Florida go door to door in search for survivors in decimated neighborhoods
By Nouran Salahieh, CNN After Hurricane Ian obliterated communities in Florida, rescue crews going door to door in search of survivors are reporting more deaths, and residents grappling with loss are facing a long, daunting recovery. As of Tuesday, at least 109 people have been reported killed by the hurricane in the United States, with
Continue Reading Judge blocks Philadelphia’s ban on guns in city recreation facilities
By Nicki Brown and Aya Elamroussi, CNN A judge blocked the city of Philadelphia on Monday from enforcing a recent ban on firearms in recreation facilities after a gun rights lobbying group argued state law stipulates gun regulations can only be created on a state level, not by local jurisdictions. The decision by Judge Joshua
Continue Reading When Hurricane Ian flooded his mother’s home, this former police officer waded through nearly half a mile of water to rescue her
By Amanda Musa and Nouran Salahieh, CNN After Hurricane Ian slammed into Florida’s west coast, a Naples man trekked through nearly half a mile of floodwater to save his 85-year-old mother. Johnny Lauder, a former police officer, told CNN he sprang into action after his mother, who uses a wheelchair, called in a panic and
Continue Reading The US says it’s helping Iranians navigate a massive internet blackout. Activists say it’s too little, too late
By Katie Polglase, Gianluca Mezzofiore and Lauren Kent, CNN As protesters took to the streets of Iran following the death in detention of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman apprehended for apparently not wearing her hijab properly, videos of the uprising began to flood the internet. Clips of students tearing up pictures of Iran’s Supreme Leader
Continue Reading The US says it’s helping Iranians navigate a massive internet blackout. Activists say it’s too little, too late
By Katie Polglase, Gianluca Mezzofiore and Lauren Kent, CNN As protesters took to the streets of Iran following the death in detention of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman apprehended for apparently not wearing her hijab properly, videos of the uprising began to flood the internet. Clips of students tearing up pictures of Iran’s Supreme Leader
Continue Reading Japan issues rare alert as North Korea fires missile without warning over main island
By Yoonjung Seo, Emiko Jozuka, Junko Ogura, Brad Lendon and Simone McCarthy, CNN Japan urged residents to take shelter early Tuesday morning after North Korea fired a ballistic missile without warning over the country for the first time in five years, in a major and potentially dangerous escalation of recent weapons tests by the Kim
Continue Reading Police raise information reward in Stockton, California, series of killings to $115,000
By Holly Yan, Chris Boyette and Taylor Romine, CNN The reward for information leading to an arrest in the killings of six people in a series of shooting deaths in Stockton, California, has been raised to $115,000, police said. Stockton Police have said they believe the attacks, which include one non-fatal shooting, are related, and
Continue Reading At Fort Myers Beach, search and rescue teams look for survivors on an island of rubble
By Leyla Santiago, William Brown and Theresa Waldrop, CNN Five days after Hurricane Ian left parts of southwest Florida in ruins, search and rescue teams continued to go door-to-door, or ruin-to-ruin, looking for survivors. A FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Task Force from Virginia arrived in the hard-hit Fort Myers area Sunday, and on Monday
Continue Reading Trump attorney Eric Herschmann now representing Brett Favre amid Mississippi welfare scandal
By Steve Almasy and Dianne Gallagher, CNN An attorney who was part of the defense team for then-President Donald Trump’s first impeachment trial is now representing Pro Football Hall of Famer Brett Favre in connection with a massive welfare fraud scheme in Mississippi, a spokesperson for the former quarterback told CNN. Eric Herschmann said in
Continue Reading Investigation finds systemic abuse and misconduct within women’s professional soccer
By David Close and Eric Levenson, CNN An independent investigation has found systemic abuse and misconduct within women’s professional soccer in the United States. The report, led by former acting attorney general Sally Q. Yates and released Monday, was based on more than 200 interviews and reveals the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) under the
Continue Reading ‘It was a warzone.’ Iranian security forces beat, shot and detained students of elite Tehran university, witnesses say, as crackdown escalates
By Teele Rebane, Hannah Ritchie, Jomana Karadsheh and Kara Fox, CNN When Farid’s friend called crying for help on Sunday, he jumped on his bike and quickly rode to Tehran’s Sharif University. “Please come save us. We are stuck here. They are shooting at us,” his friend said. Scenes of violence and “savagery” met him
Continue Reading Virginia Beach to resume normal operations after impacts of from Ian’s remnants were less than expected
By Jennifer Henderson, CNN After being under a state of emergency for nearly 24 hours, Virginia Beach will resume normal operations Tuesday after the impacts from an incoming system were minimal than expected, according to a news release from the city. The coastal Virginia city was placed under a state of emergency Sunday night ahead
Continue Reading More migrants sent by Texas governor arrive at vice president’s house in Washington
By Priscilla Alvarez, CNN A bus carrying 46 migrants from Texas arrived Monday at the US Naval Observatory — home to Vice President Kamala Harris’ residence — as part of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s campaign to provide what he’s described as relief to overwhelmed border communities, an aid group official said. The 46 migrants —
Continue Reading Virginia Beach to resume normal operations after impacts of from Ian’s remnants were less than expected
By Jennifer Henderson, CNN After being under a state of emergency for nearly 24 hours, Virginia Beach will resume normal operations Tuesday after the impacts from an incoming system were minimal than expected, according to a news release from the city. The coastal Virginia city was placed under a state of emergency Sunday night ahead
Continue Reading 5 things to know for Oct. 4: Hurricane Ian, North Korea, Capitol riot, FAA, Covid-19
By Alexandra Meeks, CNN The future of social media and online speech could be significantly altered depending on how the Supreme Court rules on a few pivotal cases this term. Some justices have specifically expressed interest in taking up cases regarding online content moderation, but many platforms — including Google, Meta and Twitter — are
Continue Reading 5 things to know for Oct. 3: Hurricanes, SCOTUS, Brazil, United Airlines, food recall
By Alexandra Meeks, CNN In 2022, it’s not uncommon to be surrounded by gadgets can turn on your lights, remind you of an appointment or track your sleep. But how far is too far? Some technology experts say Amazon’s new list of updates shows how prevalent surveillance products are in every corner of our homes
Continue Reading 5 things to know for Oct. 3: Hurricanes, SCOTUS, Brazil, United Airlines, food recall
By Alexandra Meeks, CNN In 2022, it’s not uncommon to be surrounded by gadgets can turn on your lights, remind you of an appointment or track your sleep. But how far is too far? Some technology experts say Amazon’s new list of updates shows how prevalent surveillance products are in every corner of our homes
Continue Reading 5 things to know for Oct. 3: Hurricanes, SCOTUS, Brazil, United Airlines, food recall
By Alexandra Meeks, CNN In 2022, it’s not uncommon to be surrounded by gadgets can turn on your lights, remind you of an appointment or track your sleep. But how far is too far? Some technology experts say Amazon’s new list of updates shows how prevalent surveillance products are in every corner of our homes
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