Harris charts new path forward at Democratic nominating event
Kamala Harris urged Americans to unite behind a new way forward as she accepted the Democratic nomination in Chicago. She framed her life story and prosecutorial career as qualifications to protect the people, contrasted with Trump’s self interest, and called for all Americans to rally beyond party lines. The speech highlighted her historic candidacy as the first Black woman and first person of South Asian descent to accept a major party’s nomination, with party leaders expressing renewed optimism ahead of Election Day.
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Canada orders arbitration to end rail labor dispute
Canada forced arbitration between CN and CP railways and Teamsters Canada Rail Conference to end a lockout of 10 000 engineers conductors and dispatchers. Labour Minister Steven Mackinnon expects trains to move within days as talks resume.
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Zelenskyy tours border area amid Ukrainian offensive gains
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the Sumy region near the Russian border to review Ukraine's offensive. He announced that a Russian village fell under Kyiv control and POW exchanges would rise with captives from Kursk. Zelenskyy cautioned against crossing into Russia and framed the operation as a temporary buffer move to reduce shelling and casualties.
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Bangladesh court allows police to interrogate two journalists
A Dhaka court permitted four days of police questioning for Ekattor TV personalities Shakil Ahmed and Farzana Rupa in custody linked to the murder of a garment worker who joined anti Hasina protests. Police allege the couple instigated killings. HRW voiced concern over their arrest as Hasina’s government faced upheaval.
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Botswana unearths 2492-carat diamond largest since 1905
In Gaborone a 2492 carat diamond was unearthed at a Botswana mine and presented by President Mokgweetsi Masisi at a viewing. Masisi called the discovery overwhelming and invited officials to view the fist-sized gem. The government notes it is the second-largest diamond mined and the biggest since 1905.
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Driver acquitted after road rage trial verdict
The driver claimed he was the victim in the incidents and protected his van, child, and dog. Assistant District Attorney Adam Carey described tailgating and aggressive acts, while Shacklett’s attorney argued he reacted to aggression. The jury acquitted Shacklett of all counts after three hours of deliberation.
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Obituary Highlights Ian’s Life and Family Loss
Ian lived for family and outdoors enjoying shooting fishing motorcycle riding and cards. He was selfless compassionate joyful with a big heart. A GoFundMe supports Trego family after his tragic electrocution on a job site leaving Hailey to raise their children alone.
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