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On August 22, 2025, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada will remove 25% retaliatory tariffs on a broad range of US consumer goods starting September 1, provided they comply with the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Tariffs on steel, aluminum, and autos will remain. The move aims to ease trade tensions with the US amid ongoing tariff disputes and prepare for upcoming USMCA reviews.
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A growing number of US states, including Kentucky, are implementing laws restricting cellphone use in schools to reduce distractions, improve safety, and foster better student interactions. The policies, supported by both parties, aim to address concerns over mental health and academic focus, with mixed reactions from students and parents.
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Three separate incidents involving assault, theft, and harassment occurred recently in the US. An elderly woman was robbed at gunpoint in New York, a foot fetish-related assault happened at a Miami hotel, and a young teen groped a woman in Louisville. All suspects are in custody or facing charges.
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As of late September 2025, new Alzheimer’s drugs like lecanemab and donanemab show promise in slowing disease progression but require early diagnosis and carry risks. The UK’s NHS and Australia face challenges in access and funding, while the UAE highlights the need for improved awareness and infrastructure. Meanwhile, the UK’s rollout of weight-loss drug Mounjaro is underfunded, limiting patient access amid rising demand and GP shortages.
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UCLA has dismissed head coach Chip Kelly after a 0-3 start, with interim coach Tim Skipper taking over. The team struggles with poor defense and player legal issues, including arrests of Pierce Clarkson and Clark, impacting the season's outlook.
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Recent articles highlight seasonal travel options across the US, focusing on family-friendly autumn activities in New England, scenic leaf-peeping in Vermont, and cultural city trips in Louisville. The stories emphasize outdoor pursuits, local food, and unique accommodations, encouraging exploration during fall.
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Domino's rebrands with a patriotic color scheme, reflecting a shift away from woke themes. Long John Silver's updates its logo to highlight chicken, while Cracker Barrel's rebrand faces backlash and reverses course. These moves signal a broader trend of brands aligning with American identity amidst cultural debates.
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A UPS McDonnell Douglas MD-11F crashed shortly after takeoff from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, with reports of injuries and fires. The aircraft was en route to Honolulu. The airport is closed, and emergency responders are on scene. This is a developing story.
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A UPS MD-11 cargo plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, igniting fires and causing at least four deaths and multiple injuries. The aircraft was en route to Honolulu with 50,000 gallons of fuel. Investigations are ongoing, and the airport remains closed.
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A UPS cargo plane crashed Tuesday evening at Louisville's Worldport hub, killing 14, including three pilots. The incident caused package sorting to halt and led UPS to suspend MD-11 operations. UPS has contingency plans, and experts expect disruptions to clear before the holiday season.
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Christopher Scholtes, convicted of killing his daughter by leaving her in a hot car, was found dead in a Phoenix home hours before his scheduled prison surrender. His death follows allegations of ongoing abuse and neglect from his family, including a lawsuit from his older daughter. The story highlights issues of child safety and family neglect.
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A UPS cargo plane, a McDonnell Douglas MD-11, crashed near Louisville on Tuesday, killing 14. Following the incident, Boeing advised all operators to temporarily suspend MD-11 flights for safety reviews. Both UPS and FedEx grounded their fleets, which comprise about 9% of UPS's fleet and 4% of FedEx's, to conduct investigations into the crash and aircraft safety.
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A UPS MD-11 cargo plane caught fire during takeoff at Louisville's airport, resulting in a crash that killed at least 12 people. The aircraft, recently repaired for a fuel tank issue, lost an engine and ignited flames in the left wing. The crash caused extensive damage to nearby buildings and sparked a large fire. Investigations are ongoing.
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A UPS cargo plane crashed during takeoff at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, killing 12 people including three crew members and a family member. The plane's left engine detached, causing a fireball that damaged nearby buildings. Investigations are ongoing, with the crash being the deadliest in UPS history.