China’s trade representative Li Chenggang visited the United States from August 27-29 to discuss economic and trade relations. Both sides sought ways to strengthen bilateral cooperation, according to the Chinese commerce ministry’s statement on Saturday.

A Pima County Attorney stands by a plea deal that led to a short sentence for a man who brought a gun to a school, drawing strong criticism from Tucson Police. The clash underscores the tension between local law enforcement and the county’s top prosecutor.

San Francisco Giants reliever Randy Rodriguez will soon undergo Tommy John surgery, the team announced on Friday. This development marks a significant challenge for both Rodriguez and the Giants as they chart a path forward.

Chicago alderpersons are demanding an investigation after residents in some neighborhoods claim their windows cracked during jets’ rehearsal flights on August 15. Local officials are also calling for homeowners to be reimbursed for any related damages.

A federal appeals court has ruled against President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs, dealing a legal blow to the administration’s sweeping IEEPA measures. The lawsuit, VOS Selections v. Trump, was filed by the Liberty Justice Center and the original plaintiff on behalf of five small US businesses.

An appeals court has ruled against tariffs introduced by President Donald Trump, raising questions about whether the case will proceed to the Supreme Court. Trump’s trade announcement earlier this year showcased his push for economic measures, now forced to face legal scrutiny.

Connor McDavid’s contract future has dominated talk among NHL insiders, with many wondering if a new deal will materialize this offseason. TSN’s Chris Johnston believes the Edmonton Oilers captain will wait before making any commitments. The situation adds a layer of intrigue as the season approaches.

A federal appeals court has declared the vast majority of Donald Trump’s tariffs illegal, citing improper use of emergency powers. The ruling is on hold until October 14, setting up a likely showdown at the Supreme Court that could reshape the balance of power over U.S. trade policy.

A new lawsuit claims Southern California Edison concealed its part in a 2019 wildfire that erupted in Sylmar, California. Residents recall hearing two loud booms and seeing a bright flash just before the blaze, fueling questions about the utility company’s possible involvement.

A San Francisco model’s move to New York City quickly turned into a nightmare when he discovered the “landlord” of his Hell’s Kitchen sublet was a con artist. Nicholas “Nick” Fuelling, now wanted by the NYPD, allegedly scammed him out of thousands of dollars and took money from other hopeful renters as well.

Two decades on, the story of Hurricane Katrina’s survivors continues to unfold. Researchers now highlight new data about where those who lost their homes and businesses may have rebuilt their lives, adding fresh insight into the hurricane’s lasting impact.

A Washington appeals court ruled that most of former President Trump’s global tariffs exceeded his authority, effectively declaring them illegal. The verdict arrived around the same time Trump revised ‘de minimis’ exemptions, raising questions about the executive branch’s role in trade policy.

ESPN’s Mina Kimes has issued a stern caution against any potential trade involving the Dallas Cowboys’ Micah Parsons. Arguing that players of his caliber rarely move, she believes such a deal could rank among the biggest errors in NFL history.

In Minnesota, Governor Tim Walz signals a renewed push for gun legislation in a potential special session. His administration is already reaching out to lawmakers, underscoring the urgency of formal discussions about gun control.

A federal appeals court has found President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs to be unconstitutional, but has permitted them to stay in effect for now. The decision addresses the tension between executive power and trade policy, without immediately reversing the tariffs.

A federal appeals court has ruled that tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump are illegal, yet the tariffs themselves remain in effect. The decision challenges Trump’s authority under an emergency powers act and leaves businesses in an uneasy position.

Severe storms swept through Colorado Springs Thursday night, bringing down trees and knocking out power to parts of the city. Officials also reported damage across El Paso County, as residents braced for more potential weather disruptions.

A judge in Philadelphia has granted a temporary injunction, putting further SEPTA service reductions on hold. While current service cuts remain in effect, new Regional Rail changes scheduled for next week are paused until a court hearing set for September 4.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is considering a special legislative session this fall to tackle gun control measures following the Annunciation mass shooting. A senior official with knowledge of the discussions confirms he has been reaching out to lawmakers in hopes of securing their support.

A Massachusetts man faces serious charges, including stalking and child exploitation, after allegedly harassing a New Jersey woman with explicit messages. The chilling ordeal ended when authorities hunted him down across state lines, highlighting the severity and reach of online harassment.

A restaurant food courier in Hampton shot and killed an armed man who allegedly tried to rob him on a Friday morning. Police say the man died at the scene, and the investigation is ongoing.