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A 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated after his pickup truck crashed through a stone wall and struck several grave markers at Greenwood Cemetery in Sauk Centre, Minnesota. The incident was reported at about 2.56am on Saturday, 26 September, when emergency dispatchers received a call about an unoccupied truck inside the cemetery. Authorities also received a 911 call that disconnected at around the same time. When dispatchers called back, a man answered and said there was no problem, according to officials. Sauk Centre cemetery crash investigation Sauk Centre police later found the 19-year-old from Long…

A crash on Tonkin Highway near Perth Airport has caused significant delays, with debris spread across the southbound carriageway and motorists urged to take care while merging. The collision occurred before Dunreath Drive, where the left lane was closed by incident response crews. Police officers and an ambulance crew were at the scene as traffic built through the area. Drivers were advised to allow for a safe merge and exercise caution while passing the crash site. Further disruption was reported on Tonkin Highway southbound near Morley Drive in Bayswater, where a broken-down car was left on the left median strip.…

Al Jazeera’s UN General Assembly coverage followed the annual gathering of leaders from across the globe, with journalists reporting on daily developments for audiences online and on television. The coverage also offers a behind-the-scenes look at how the broadcaster’s teams worked during the event, where leaders met face-to-face once a year. The focus was on the people and process behind the reports, alongside the developments being covered from the United Nations General Assembly.

Diego Sarabia is no longer employed by Wells Fargo after prosecutors reopened an investigation into an alleged sexual assault involving Cornell students in 2024. People with direct knowledge said Sarabia had worked at the bank’s Charlotte, North Carolina branch since 2022. His departure followed an announcement by the Tompkins County District Attorney’s Office that it was considering criminal charges. No charges have been filed, but prosecutors plan to present the case to a grand jury. Sarabia is one of seven Cornell alumni and fraternity brothers named in a civil lawsuit brought by a woman identified as Jane Doe. She alleges…

A Metro Detroit man has been sentenced to two years in federal prison for fraudulently securing more than $2.3 million in pandemic-relief loans, including funds used to buy a home in Beverly Hills, Michigan. Jabari Long, 46, pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit wire fraud after using his contracting company, Priceless Preservations Construction, to obtain a $2.187 million Paycheck Protection Programme loan and a $150,000 Economic Injury Disaster Loan. Prosecutors said Long claimed the business employed 50 people and had an average monthly payroll of $875,000. In reality, it had few, if any, employees and little to no payroll expenditure,…

The double murder trial of former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon has heard that he allegedly placed the bodies of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies in surfboard bags before trying to dispose of them. Lamarre-Condon, 31, denies murdering his former partner Baird, 26, and Davies, 29. He says both men died from gunshot wounds during separate violent struggles and that he acted in self-defence. The then-senior constable allegedly entered Baird’s Sydney terrace in February 2024 carrying his police pistol and wearing a heavy disguise. After the deaths on February 19, he is alleged to have cleaned the property before leaving the…

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Fetterman has said it is “entirely possible” for Democrats to take back the Senate in the 2026 midterm elections, as the party seeks to regain control of both chambers of Congress. The elections are now a little over a month away, with Democrats hoping to make gains in the Senate and House of Representatives. His remarks come as the midterm campaign enters its final stages, with control of Congress at stake.

A Pennsylvania psychiatrist whose medical licence was revoked after she admitted having a sexual relationship with a former patient has been allowed to continue practising while she appeals the decision. Dr Amy MacIntyre, 53, was found by the Pennsylvania State Board of Medicine to have engaged in sexual misconduct, unprofessional conduct, negligent practice and improper prescribing of controlled substances involving Justin Kopicki. Kopicki first saw MacIntyre in 2004, when he was 17 and recovering from childhood leukaemia. The board found that their consultations later moved into discussions about his sex life and relationships before the professional boundaries between them broke…

Taxpayer-funded pro-Trump advertisements costing more than $1.4 million have drawn growing criticism from legal experts and members of the president’s own Republican party, who question whether the campaign breaches federal spending laws. The White House has defended the three television and streaming adverts as public service announcements, while refusing to say which part of the US government is paying for them. The campaign is nearing at least $1.5 million in public spending, according to estimates cited in the material. John Thune, the Republican Senate majority leader, said the adverts should not have been funded by taxpayers. “It shouldn’t be paid…