Trump visits hurricane zone in Florida after Irma
President Donald Trump and Melania Trump traveled to Florida to assess Irma damage. He met rescue workers and officials in Naples after touring Fort Myers, pledging support as restoration begins and stressing federal response.
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Trump to Visit Japan Korea and China Aboard Air Force One
President Trump announced plans to travel to Japan South Korea and China in November aboard Air Force One with a possible stop in Vietnam for the APEC conference. He noted an invitation to the U S ASEAN summit in the Philippines but did not confirm attendance.
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National Guard arrives in the Florida Keys after Irma
Florida National Guard trucks cross the Overseas Highway into the Keys to deliver food and water. Soldiers from across the state set up five distribution centers and assist survivors as authorities restore power and communication. Capt. John Beamer notes the unit's readiness and pride in helping Americans.
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Warrant issued in nursing home deaths after Irma
Hollywood police obtained a search warrant as they review eight deaths at the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills after Hurricane Irma. Albertina Vega, 99, was found deceased at 2:55 am Wednesday. About 145 residents were evacuated as officials reported an unfolding crisis and an immediate stop on new admissions was ordered.
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Mexico views of US plunge under Trump Pew finds
A Pew Research Center report shows 65 percent of Mexicans view the United States unfavorably, the highest in 15 years, with confidence in Trump at a low 5 percent. The poll notes strained relations since his 2016 election and anger over deportation changes and lack of condolences after a deadly earthquake.
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