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US Bans $967M in Canadian Alcohol, Dairy, Motorcycles on September 29
Trump’s ban on $967 million worth of Canadian alcohol, dairy, and motorcycles goes into effect September 29. Spirits exports hit hardest at $673 million USD annually.
Kentucky Trooper Hayden Phillips Shot Dead on I-65; Suspect Arrested
Kentucky State Police Trooper Hayden Phillips, 30, was shot and killed on I-65 in Warren County on September 28. Suspect Emonnie Branch, 51, arrested in Jefferson County and faces murder charges.
New York Times Games Director Shot Dead by In-Laws in Bay Area Park
New York Times games engineer Jonathan McKinsey, 40, was shot and killed Saturday by his in-laws in a Dublin park. The couple was arrested and faces murder charges. McKinsey had prior child abuse allegations.
R&B Singer Jacquees Arrested on DUI, Battery Charges in Florida
R&B singer Jacquees arrested in Florida on DUI and battery charges after being found unconscious in a Jeep. The 32-year-old faces three counts including battery on first responders.
Google Marks 28th Birthday on September 27 With Nostalgic Doodle
Google turns 28 on September 27, 2026, marking 28 years since Larry Page and Sergey Brin founded the search engine. The company celebrates with a nostalgic Doodle and reflects on its global expansion.
NSW AI Seatbelt Fines Surge 690% as Motorists Challenge Blurry Camera Photos
NSW seatbelt fines jumped 690% after AI cameras were introduced, but motorists are successfully challenging convictions citing poor image quality. NRMA data shows 88% of fined drivers were actually wearing seatbelts.
Internationals Lead Presidents Cup 10.5-7.5 Heading Into Final Day at Medinah
International Team leads USA 10.5-7.5 at 2026 Presidents Cup with one day left. Min Woo Lee and Ryan Fox deliver key wins as Internationals chase first title since 1998.
Card surcharges banned from October 1: What Australians will pay instead
From October 1, Australian businesses can no longer charge card surcharges. Shoppers may see hidden price rises, while banks cut credit card rewards and increase fees.
Australia Bans Card Surcharges From October 1: What Shoppers and Businesses Face
Australia’s card surcharge ban starts October 1, 2026. Businesses lose 0.43% to 1.36% in fees per transaction. Shoppers may see hidden price rises or higher bank fees.