UN General Assembly Day Two: Ukraine Takes Center Stage as Africa Demands Security Council Reform
Zelenskyy addressed the assembly on Ukraine while African nations renewed their push for UN Security Council reform; Netanyahu speaks Thursday.
Zelenskyy addressed the assembly on Ukraine while African nations renewed their push for UN Security Council reform; Netanyahu speaks Thursday.
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to restore White House access for journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico, finding the outlets were likely to succeed on their constitutional challenge.
The summit produced recommendations covering $30 billion of goods in each direction and a technology dialogue; implementation details remain crucial.
President Trump’s approval rating dropped to 32% in a Reuters/Ipsos poll released Monday — the lowest of his second term, per Reuters — with 69% saying the economy is on the wrong track and 45% calling it their top issue.
The three outlets filed a federal First Amendment lawsuit in Washington, D.C., two days after their reporters were turned away from the White House and had press passes confiscated; a judge set a Wednesday hearing on their request for a temporary restraining order, with the Justice Department’s response due Tuesday night, while major networks suspended pool coverage in solidarity.
Ukraine’s president says the leaders agreed to meet after a phone call; no negotiating outcome has been announced.
Lahore authorities ordered Aleema Khan held for 30 days as PTI prepares a September 27 march demanding the former prime minister’s release.