Five key points for September 17: Diplomatic visit, ongoing investigation into Kirk shooting, Middle East developments, Ben & Jerry's update, and recent news about Robert Redford
Robert Redford, the renowned actor known for his roles in "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and "All the President's Men", passed away at the age of 89.
In business news, Tarun Lal has taken over as the CEO of Dave & Buster's, effective from July 2025. Lal has outlined a plan to address the company's issues and improve its performance.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating after a "green laser" targeted planes at Boston Logan International Airport on Monday night.
CNN is reporting on the struggles of US farmers who are at a breaking point due to tariffs and high costs. Farmers across the country are calling for government aid to help them weather these challenging times.
A new tropical depression has formed in the Atlantic that could soon become Tropical Storm Gabrielle. Keep an eye on your local weather forecast for updates.
House Republicans estimate they need $30 million to increase lawmaker security following the murder of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk. The 22-year-old accused of the crime appeared virtually in court on Tuesday to hear the charges against him.
In technology, British company Aurrigo is testing self-driving vehicles for airport transportation. This could revolutionise travel experiences in the future.
International relations are in focus as Israel is responding forcefully to an independent UN inquiry that concluded the country is committing genocide in Gaza.
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump are in the United Kingdom for a historic second state visit at the invitation of King Charles III.
Looking ahead to entertainment, Coachella music festival will return in April 2026 with Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, and Karol G as headliners.
In a corporate shakeup, Ben & Jerry's co-founder Jerry Greenfield has quit the ice-cream brand amid a dispute with its British owner Unilever.
Lastly, hurricane season is stirring again after a three-week quiet spell. Stay safe and informed as the weather develops.
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