Colin Powell Dies at 84 After COVID-19 Complications
Colin Powell, famed general and first Black chairman of the Joint Chiefs, died at 84 from COVID 19 complications. His career spanned Vietnam to secretary of state, with a noted Iraq War U N address controversy and later cross party endorsements.
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Russia tops 8 million COVID cases and record deaths
Russia reports 8,027,012 infections and 224,310 deaths, the highest toll in Europe, with 34,325 new cases and 998 deaths in the latest daily update amid low vaccination rates and continued incentives. In Philadelphia area, a man is charged with raping a woman on a commuter train after bystanders did not intervene.
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Jury selection starts in Arbery murder trial in Georgia
Jury selection began in Brunswick Georgia in the case of Greg McMichael his son Travis McMichael and William Bryan charged with murdering Ahmaud Arbery while he ran in 2020. Potential jurors voiced bias concerns as hundreds were called and selection could last two weeks or more.
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Hezbollah leader cites 100000 fighters amid Beirut violence
Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah claims the group has 100000 trained fighters in a bid to deter domestic foes after Beirut’s worst street violence in years. The figure’s veracity is unconfirmed amid secrecy around the Shiite militia and follows clashes linked to a probe of last year’s port blast.
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Floods and Landslides Kill 28 in Kerala India
Officials say heavy rains in Kerala caused floods and landslides killing 28 people as rivers swelled and bridges, roads, and homes were swept away. Several dams neared full capacity with more rain forecast.
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China growth slows amid construction slump and power shortages
Beijing reports 4.9 percent year on year growth for the September quarter, down from 7.9 percent last quarter, as factory output, retail sales and fixed-asset investment including construction slow, raising warnings of spillovers to trading partners and global markets.
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Los Angeles Judge OKs Name Change to Ye
A Los Angeles judge approved rapper Kanye West's petition to legally drop all given names and be known as Ye for personal reasons. The ruling follows a petition filed on August 24 by the hip hop artist, producer and designer to simplify his stage and legal identity.
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