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Diplomacy or ‘diplotainment’? Key takeaways from the Trump-Xi summit in Washington

Xi Jinping’s visit heavy on symbolism but no sign closed-door meeting yielded breakthroughs on thorny issues such as AI, trade, Taiwan and Iran

Donald Trump welcomed Xi Jinping to the White House on Thursday, with talks on AI, trade and a growing US-China strategic rivalry expected to feature on an elaborate state visit that critics say went big on style but lacked substance.

Here are the key takeaways from Xi’s first visit to Washington in more than a decade.

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© Photograph: Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty Images

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Justice Department Scraps Dozens of School Desegregation Cases

Critics said the changes, mostly in the South, moved the nation “back toward the Jim Crow era.” Justice Department officials said the decrees were outdated.

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Vidalia High School, part of Louisiana’s Concordia Parish School District, operated under a court-ordered desegregation plan dating to 1965 until a federal appeals court ended the oversight in July.
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France to Send Soldiers to Saudi Arabia to Help Secure Energy Sites

Attacks on Saudi cities on the Red Sea by the Iran-backed Houthi militia in Yemen have added to pressure on global oil supplies.

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President Emmanuel Macron of France, speaking before the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Tuesday.
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Consignaction à la Plaza Arthur-Buies : pas d’opposition

La Ville de Rimouski pourra aller de l’avant avec la modification du règlement de zonage pour permettre l’implantation d’un point de collecte de Consignaction à la Plaza Arthur-Buies, puisque personne n’est intervenue pour s’opposer lors de l’assemblée publique de consultation qui a eu lieu lundi soir, lors de la séance du conseil municipal.

« Ça semble faire consensus. On devrait adopter le règlement à une prochaine séance et il sera ensuite soumis à la MRC de Rimouski-Neigette », précise le maire de Rimouski, Guy Caron.

Un avis de motion a été donné, le 8 septembre, par le conseiller municipal de Saint-Robert, Jocelyn Pelletier, à l’effet qu’un règlement serait adopté à une séance ultérieure du conseil municipal ayant pour effet de modifier le règlement afin d’autoriser spécifiquement l’usage « Lieu de retour de contenants consignés » à la Plaza Arthur-Buies.

Un premier projet de règlement avait été adopté quelques minutes après la lecture de l’avis de motion. Ce règlement est susceptible d’une approbation référendaire.

Pour ajouter un usage

« On veut simplement ajouter l’usage permettant le retour de contenants consignés. Il y aura une assemblée publique de consultation, comme à l’habitude. Dans la Plaza Arthur-Buies, je ne pense pas qu’il y aura de l’opposition », a mentionné Caron.

Rappelons qu’initialement, un centre de Consignaction devait s’installer dans l’ancien PFK, mais un changement de zonage était également requis à cet endroit et que le tout était aussi susceptible d’une approbation référendaire.

Au début de septembre, Consignaction a confirmé s’être entendu avec le Groupe Mach, propriétaire du centre commercial Le Carrefour Rimouski, afin de louer un local dont l’ouverture s’effectuera d’ici les prochains mois.

L’organisme mentionnait également au Soir.ca être à la recherche d’un autre centre, cette fois dans le secteur sud-ouest de la ville.

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Trump and Xi Exchange Symbolic Gifts Ahead of State Dinner

President Trump gave a statue of a bald eagle to President Xi Jinping before a state dinner at the White House.

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President Trump presented a statue of a bald eagle to President Xi Jinping of China ahead of a state dinner at the White House on Thursday.
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Justice Jackson Calls Emergency Docket ‘Potentially Corrosive’

Hours after fielding the Trump administration’s latest emergency application, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson gave a speech urging the Supreme Court to rethink such requests.

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Justice Jackson at the Library of Congress last year. In a speech on Thursday, she criticized what she called the Supreme Court’s willingness to jump into cases before lower courts had decided them.
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New Jersey governor calls on lieutenant governor to resign after ethics investigation

Mikie Sherrill says Dale Caldwell ‘engaged in serious, repeated violations’ involving staffers and gifts

New Jersey’s governor on Thursday called on the state’s lieutenant governor, Dale Caldwell, to resign by Friday after a law firm hired by her office concluded he violated the state’s ethics and discrimination rules.

The report published Wednesday found that Caldwell violated the state’s policy prohibiting discrimination in the workplace. It said he made an advance toward a staffer’s friend and when he was rebuffed, he told the staffer: “You young women are looking for young sperm.”

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© Photograph: Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto/Shutterstock

© Photograph: Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto/Shutterstock

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Près de 400 000 pilules de méthamphétamine saisies | Un incendie permet la découverte d’un important laboratoire clandestin à Kahnawake

D’importantes quantités de drogues ont été saisies au cours des derniers jours par les Peacekeepers dans la réserve mohawk de Kahnawake, au sud de Montréal. Des centaines de milliers de comprimés de méthamphétamine, de la drogue contenant du fentanyl et des dizaines de kilos de poudre d’ecstasy (MDMA) ont été confisqués lors du démantèlement.

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In Trump’s White House, China’s Dictator Is Welcome. American Media, Less So.

The showdown over President Trump’s partial media ban played out as he welcomed President Xi Jinping, whose government is ranked among the most repressive in the world.

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President Xi Jinping’s arrival at the White House was celebrated with pomp and circumstance that were not covered by American television networks, which were still boycotting the White House press pool.
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Mon Carnet du 25 sept 2026

Mon Carnet, le podcast · Mon Carnet du 25 septembre 2026 – 10e anniversaire Mon Carnet, le podcast de Bruno GuglielminettiVendredi 25 septembre 2026 Le grand magazine de l’actualité numérique Débrief avec Jérôme Colombain (5:30)Retour sur l’actualité numérique de la semaine Édition spéciale : les 10 ans de Mon Carnet (59:53)Bruno Guglielminetti retrouve cinq collaborateurs […]
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Iran Proposes 7-Day Plan to End War

Under the offer, the Strait of Hormuz would reopen and nuclear talks would be revived.

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The Iranian foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, at the General Assembly on Wednesday.
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Fifth-Grade Teacher and Boy Die in Iowa Lake on Field Trip

The teacher, Hannah Jorgensen, 24, jumped into the water to save the boy, according to his family.

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A fifth-grade teacher and a 10-year-old student died in Iowa this week while on a field trip, the authorities said.
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‘America’s Bishop’ Was Beatified. 50,000 Catholics Showed Up.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, who was the country’s most visible Roman Catholic clergyman of the 20th century, is one step closer to sainthood after a ceremony in St. Louis.

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Beatification typically requires evidence of a miracle resulting from prayer to the person in question. In Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen’s case, the parents of a stillborn boy in the diocese of Peoria, Ill., in 2010 prayed to him to intervene.
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Kyrsten Sinema’s Home Is Ransacked by an Ex-Bodyguard, Officials Say

The man, Matthew Ammel, dated Ms. Sinema while he was part of her Senate campaign security detail and was married, according to court filings.

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A man accused of carrying on an affair with Kyrsten Sinema while he was a member of her Senate security detail was arrested on charges of ransacking her Arizona home.
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Unused Tents and Uneaten Food: Watchdog Finds ‘Waste’ in Immigration Crackdown

In a report Thursday, the Government Accountability Office said the Trump administration squandered millions of dollars to expand detention.

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U.S. forces erected a tent city at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, to house migrants.
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Pourquoi les animaux de Marineland meurent-ils ?

Echo, une femelle dauphin transférée de Marineland à l’Espagne il y a moins d’un mois, est morte, a-t-on appris mercredi. Depuis juillet, il s’agit du cinquième cétacé déplacé du parc d’attraction à subir le même sort. Étaient-ils tous en mauvaise santé ? Dauphins, bélugas et orques survivent-ils mal à ces déménagements ? La Presse fait le point.

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Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder arrested at anti-Netanyahu protest in New York

Actors detained at Jewish Voice for Peace demonstration against Israeli prime minister’s address to the UN general assembly

Oscar-winning actor Susan Sarandon and Hacks star Hannah Einbinder were among people detained by police in New York on Thursday as they moved in to break up a protest against Benjamin Netanyahu.

Agence France-Presse footage shows NYPD officers cuffing Thelma & Louise star Sarandon at the demo in the city as the Israeli prime minister was readying to address the United Nations general assembly.

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© Photograph: David Dee Delgado/Reuters

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Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes reportedly to be transferred to halfway home next year

Holmes was sentenced to 11 years in prison in 2022 but has seen her sentenced reduced several times

Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced founder of blood testing startup Theranos, will reportedly be transferred from a minimum security prison to a halfway home next August.

In 2022, Holmes, 42, was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for defrauding Theranos investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars and ordered to pay restitution. The company falsely promoted its technology as being capable of detecting diseases, including types of cancer, from drops of finger-pricked blood.

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Man Wounded in Trump Assassination Attempt Dies 2 Years Later

James Copenhaver, 76, was struck in the arm and abdomen in the shooting in Butler, Pa.

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Three bystanders were struck, in addition to Donald J. Trump, at the rally in Butler, Pa., in 2024.
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Trump Is Hosting Xi for a State Dinner. It’s a Rarity for the U.S. President.

The state dinner for President Xi on Thursday will be only the fourth hosted by President Trump, far fewer than past U.S. presidents.

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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump greet then Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison in 2019.
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Man shot and wounded during Trump assassination attempt in Butler dies

James Copenhaver, 76, left with lingering injuries after gunman opened fire from rooftop at 2024 Pennsylvania rally

James Copenhaver, one of three campaign rally attendees shot in 2024 during an assassination attempt on then candidate Donald Trump, has died in Pittsburgh, his lawyer said Thursday. He was 76.

Copenhaver was in the bleachers during the event in Butler, Pennsylvania, when a 20-year-old gunman opened fire from a nearby rooftop, grazing Trump’s right ear with one bullet. Copenhaver was struck in the arm and in the abdomen, wounds that left him with lingering injuries and walking with a cane.

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