Days earlier than he’s set to seem in New York court docket, disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein had emergency coronary heart surgical procedure and stays in “essential situation,” a supply near the producer advised Deadline. ABC Information first reported on Monday that Weinstein had been “rushed to Bellevue Hospital” on Sunday night time “because of a number of medical situations,” his representatives Craig Rothfeld and Juda Engelmayer mentioned in an announcement.

“We will verify that Mr. Weinstein had a process and surgical procedure on his coronary heart [on Monday] nevertheless can’t remark any additional than that,” the reps’ assertion continued. “As we’ve extensively said earlier than, Mr. Weinstein suffers a plethora of great well being points that want ongoing remedy. We’re grateful to the manager group on the New York Metropolis Division of Correction and Rikers Island for appearing swiftly in taking him to Bellevue Hospital.”

In line with Weinstein’s lawyer Arthur Aidala, his 72-year-old consumer contacted Rothfeld a number of occasions over the weekend to relay that he was not feeling nicely, as reported by The New York Occasions. “This man goes to die in your watch in the event you don’t do one thing,” Aidala mentioned he and Mr. Rothfeld had written through e-mail to officers at Rikers and Bellevue earlier than Weinstein’s hospital switch.

Rothfeld mentioned that Weinstein underwent surgical procedure to “alleviate the large quantity of fluid on his lungs and coronary heart” on Monday morning and is now recovering within the intensive care unit. Weinstein reportedly referred to as Rothfeld after the operation and mentioned he’s “grateful to be alive.”

The emergency arrives as Weinstein is due in court docket for a pretrial listening to on Thursday, September 12, in New York, the place prosecutors had been presenting proof to a grand jury so as to safe a brand new indictment towards Weinstein on intercourse crimes prices. This April, the New York Courtroom of Appeals overturned Weinstein’s 2020 sexual assault conviction in a surprising 4-3 determination. The court docket dominated that by permitting girls apart from these immediately concerned within the prices towards Weinstein to testify about separate allegations, the trial court docket dedicated “egregious errors.”

Weinstein, who was additionally convicted of rape in a separate Los Angeles trial in 2022, was sentenced to 23 years in jail in New York and an extra 16 in California, to be served after his New York time period ended. Initially imprisoned at New York’s Mohawk Correctional Facility, he has been held within the Bronx’s Rikers Island as he awaits a brand new trial in November. Weinstein has denied all of the allegations towards him.

All through each trials, Weinstein has skilled a number of well being points and has appeared in court docket with the assistance of a walker or in a wheelchair.

Starting subsequent week, Germany will begin to introduce border checks alongside all of its 9 land borders. The nation goals to cut back what it calls “irregular migration.”

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Subsequent week, Germany will begin introducing checks alongside all 9 of – all of its 9 land borders. Leaders need to scale back what they name irregular migration. NPR’s Central Europe correspondent Rob Schmitz experiences.

ROB SCHMITZ, BYLINE: Germany is positioned within the coronary heart of Europe’s Schengen Space, a border-free zone that sometimes ensures the free motion of greater than 425 million Europeans. However German Inside Minister Nancy Faeser says so many migrants who haven’t got authorized standing in Germany at the moment are arriving every year that introducing checks inside this sometimes open border space is critical.

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NANCY FAESER: (Talking German).

SCHMITZ: “Till the EU is ready to bolster its exterior borders below the brand new Frequent European Asylum System,” stated Faeser, “we should strengthen our nationwide borders.” Faeser stated Germany has already rejected greater than 30,000 individuals at its borders over the previous 12 months. Nonetheless, there have been issues deporting migrants who do not legally reside within the nation.

Final month, a Syrian migrant who ought to have been deported two years in the past killed three individuals and injured eight others in a knife assault at a pageant within the metropolis of Solingen. Elections within the German states of Saxony and Thuringen quickly after the assault delivered an electoral enhance to the right-wing nationalist AfD Get together, which campaigns on harder immigration coverage.

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ALICE WEIDEL: (Talking German).

SCHMITZ: This week, the co-chair of the AfD, Alice Weidel, stated that her celebration desires to place a cease to the, quote, “murders, rapes and stabbings” on German streets. That’s the reason, she stated, Germany wants a brand new immigration coverage that voters won’t get from different events. Weidel is partly in marketing campaign mode. On September 22, the German state of Brandenburg, which surrounds Berlin, will maintain its election, and the AfD is main within the polls. Germany’s tighter border controls go into impact subsequent Monday.

Rob Schmitz, NPR Information, Berlin.

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The German Ministry of Inside introduced  plans on Monday to introduce border controls with France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Denmark for six months beginning September 16 to curb irregular migration and strengthen inner safety.

Whereas the phrases of the Schengen Space Settlement broadly eradicated border controls between EU states, the Schengen Border Code permits EU international locations to briefly reintroduce inner border controls “within the occasion of a critical risk to public coverage or inner safety.” Inside border controls are solely permitted as a “final resort measure in distinctive conditions, and should respect the precept of proportionality.” In keeping with the Ministry’s press launch, such measures are vital as a result of state infrastructure has taken on a big burden in accepting over one million refugees from Ukraine and “massive numbers of asylum seekers.” The discharge additionally referenced the necessity to “shield in opposition to Islamist extremist terrorism and critical cross-border crime.”

EU residents proceed to carry a proper to freely transfer and reside inside Germany, as outlined in Article 21 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and Article 45 of the EU Constitution of Elementary Rights. Consequently, the border controls will solely prohibit entry to people who lack legitimate entry paperwork.

Germany not too long ago launched extra measures to curb irregular migration, which pertain to an “people’ proper to hold weapons [and] will increase safety forces’ powers to struggle and examine Islamist terrorism [as well as] irregular migration.” This comes solely weeks after a deadly knife assault in Solingen that killed three and injured eight in August.

As soon as the introduced border controls come into impact subsequent week, all of Germany’s borders can be briefly restricted. Current controls are at present in place on the borders with Switzerland, the Czech Republic, and Poland till December 15, 2024, and with Austria till November 11, 2024. An extension of the present border controls stays seemingly, with German Minister for the Inside Nancy Faeser saying her intent to increase border controls past their expiry dates in August.

F1’s workforce of the longer term secures the game’s most sought-after signature which marks the start of a milestone long-term partnership.

Adrian Newey has dedicated his long-term future to the Aston Martin Aramco System One Workforce. The acclaimed British designer will start working on the workforce’s Silverstone HQ from 1 March 2025 taking over a brand new function as Managing Technical Associate.

The appointment of Adrian Newey is yet one more assertion of Aston Martin Aramco’s System One ambitions. Adrian has an unmatched file of success: he has led F1 groups to 25 System One world titles, establishing his place as the best technical thoughts within the sport’s historical past.

Prepared for one thing new in System One, Adrian sees Aston Martin Aramco as the best challenge to use his steerage and creativity. A personal tour of the workforce’s brand-new AMR Expertise Campus in June – a tangible demonstration of the workforce’s limitless ambition – proved a decisive issue within the decision-making course of.

There’s a lot to train Adrian’s thoughts on this new function: a reset within the technical guidelines for 2026, the mixing of Honda works energy models, superior fuels by Aramco, and the most recent wind tunnel within the sport.

Lawrence Stroll, Government Chairman, Aston Martin Aramco System One Workforce, stated:

“That is large information. Adrian is the most effective on this planet at what he does – he’s on the prime of his sport – and I’m extremely proud that he’s becoming a member of the Aston Martin Aramco System One Workforce. It is the most important story because the Aston Martin identify returned to the game and one other demonstration of our ambition to construct a System One workforce able to combating for world championships.

“As quickly as Adrian turned obtainable, we knew we needed to make it occur. Our preliminary conversations confirmed that there was a shared want to collaborate in a once-in-a-lifetime alternative.

“Adrian is a racer and one of the vital aggressive individuals I’ve ever met. When he noticed what now we have constructed at Silverstone – our unbelievable AMR Expertise Campus, the gifted group of individuals now we have assembled and the most recent wind tunnel within the sport – he shortly understood what we are attempting to realize. We imply enterprise – and so does he.

“Adrian shares our starvation and ambition, he believes on this challenge, and he’ll assist us write the following chapter in Aston Martin Aramco’s System One story.”

Adrian Newey stated:

“I’m thrilled to be becoming a member of the Aston Martin Aramco System One Workforce. I’ve been vastly impressed and impressed by the eagerness and dedication that Lawrence brings to every part he’s concerned with.

“Lawrence is set to create a world-beating workforce. He’s the one majority workforce proprietor who’s actively engaged within the sport. His dedication is demonstrated within the improvement of the brand new AMR Expertise Campus and wind tunnel at Silverstone, which aren’t solely cutting-edge however have a structure that creates an awesome atmosphere to work in.

“Along with nice companions like Honda and Aramco, they’ve all the important thing items of infrastructure wanted to make Aston Martin a world championship-winning workforce and I’m very a lot trying ahead to serving to attain that aim.”

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El candidato Demócrata a la vicepresidencia, Tim Walz, pospuso un evento planeado para el lunes por la noche en Reno luego de que un gran incendio forestal al sur de la ciudad declaró el norte de Nevada en estado de emergencia y provocó la evacuación de miles de personas.

Walz visitó la sede del Partido Demócrata del Condado Washoe, donde voluntarios habían recolectado alimentos para mascotas, pañales, agua y otros suministros para las víctimas desplazadas del incontenible incendio Davis, que inició el domingo en un parque regional en Washoe Valley y se ha extendido a casi 10 millas cuadradas.

“Los gobiernos locales, estatales y federales trabajan en conjunto. Es basic que haya socios que trabajen juntos”, dijo Walz. “Lo más importante es proteger la vida. Y cuando una familia pierde su hogar, y realmente es un hogar, no una casa, sabemos que es un gran reto”.

Aunque el evento no se llevó a cabo según lo planeado, Walz dijo a los visitantes en la sede que apreciaba los esfuerzos de los socorristas y que la campaña “tiene la oportunidad de regresar”.

Después, Walz recorrió un centro de comando de incidentes en la Preparatoria Galena, donde llevó pizza a los socorristas y conversó con funcionarios locales. Walz salió de Reno para asistir a un evento de recaudación de fondos de campaña en Las Vegas el martes.

Su visita a Nevada es parte de una gira por varios estados clave para conseguir apoyo para los Demócratas antes del debate del martes por la noche entre la Vicepresidenta Kamala Harris y el Expresidente Donald Trump.

En Reno, Walz tomó tiempo para hablar con Aaron Sims, el presidente del caucus Demócrata rural del estado, cuya casa acquainted se quemó en el incendio.

Aunque el Partido Republicano de Nevada criticó la visita como una “táctica política” y un desperdicio de recursos, Sims dijo que la presencia de Walz mostró un nivel de interés que a menudo falta en la política.

Hasta el lunes por la noche, el incendio forestal Davis había quemado al menos 14 estructuras y no estaba contenido en un 0 por ciento.

Se espera que las condiciones empeoren el martes cuando entre en vigor una advertencia que indica que la humedad, la velocidad del viento y las temperaturas aumentan el riesgo de incendios forestales en la región.

La Comisionada Demócrata del Condado Washoe, Alexis Hill, dijo a The Nevada Unbiased que, con más de 600 bomberos en el terreno, se han enviado recursos a la región desde estados cercanos.

Aunque la cobertura de seguro no es una necesidad inmediata, Hill dijo que mencionó los crecientes costos en tarifas de seguro contra incendios y las familias que no pueden obtener cobertura para sus hogares.

“Necesitamos hablar realmente sobre cómo podemos apoyar … la parte del seguro, las políticas futuras y él se mostró muy abierto a eso”, dijo Hill.

La funcionaria también habló con Walz sobre los planes del condado de buscar legislación a nivel estatal para brindar más apoyo al comisionado de seguros para garantizar protección del vivienda para los habitantes.

“Estamos lidiando con desastres más grandes en nuestras comunidades y es necesario que todos nos unamos para encontrar soluciones y apoyarnos mutuamente”, dijo Hill. “Me alegra que se haya tomado el tiempo de ver lo que está sucediendo en la práctica”.

Adrian Newey, l’un des designers les plus renommés du sport vehicle, quitte Crimson Bull Racing pour rejoindre Aston Martin. Newey assumera le rôle de partenaire method principal au sein de son équipe de Formule 1 à partir du 1er mars 2025. En plus de ce poste, il deviendra également actionnaire de l’équipe.

Un design innovant pour la voiture F1 2026

Newey sera responsable du développement de la nouvelle voiture F1 d’Aston Martin pour la saison 2026. Cette voiture sera équipée d’un moteur Honda, marquant le retour de Newey à une configuration similaire à celle des voitures Crimson Bull actuelles, qui utilisent également des moteurs Honda. Cependant, Crimson Bull passera à ses propres moteurs développés en collaboration avec Ford d’ici la saison 2026, lorsque de nouvelles règles sur les moteurs seront introduites.

Un partenariat de lengthy terme en perspective

L’accord entre Newey et Aston Martin est présenté comme le début d’un partenariat à lengthy terme significatif, bien que les détails temporels précis n’aient pas été divulgués. En avril dernier, Aston Martin avait annoncé la signature d’un nouveau contrat pluriannuel avec Fernando Alonso, mettant fin aux spéculations concernant une éventuelle retraite du pilote. Aucune info n’a été communiquée concernant l’avenir de Lance Stroll, l’actuel coéquipier d’Alonso, qui est également le fils du président de l’équipe, Lawrence Stroll.

Le départ de Newey de Crimson Bull Racing

Crimson Bull Racing avait annoncé le départ de Newey en mai. En tant que directeur method, Newey a été un pilier de l’équipe depuis 2006, contribuant à remporter six titres de Champion des Constructeurs et sept titres de Champion des Pilotes. Newey a confirmé qu’il restera avec Crimson Bull Racing jusqu’à la fin de la saison en cours et pour le lancement de l’hypercar RB17, qu’il a conçue.

Des collaborations précédentes avec Aston Martin

Newey a déjà collaboré avec Aston Martin dans le passé, mais pas en Formule 1. Il a conçu l’hypercar Aston Martin Valkyrie lorsque Aston Martin était sponsor de l’équipe Crimson Bull F1. Il est potential qu’il conçoive également un successeur à ce modèle dans le futur. Dans un communiqué, Newey a exprimé son enthousiasme à l’idée de contribuer à faire d’Aston Martin une équipe championne du monde.

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, the Democratic vice presidential candidate, made a shock look in entrance of scholars in Tempe. The Valley was a cease on his tour throughout the Solar Belt, touring to Nevada, Texas and Arizona to seem in a number of political occasions.

The pop-up occasion on Sept. 10 was hosted at Snakes & Lattes, a board recreation café situated lower than a mile away from ASU’s Outdated Fundamental. The Harris-Walz marketing campaign notified those that attended the occasion {that a} “particular visitor” was coming. Many college students stated they assumed it was Walz since he arrived within the state earlier this morning.

“I’ve at all times believed this,” Walz stated to the viewers of about 50 college students and different voters through the occasion. “Your optimism is contagious. It touches each other. We begin getting out amongst individuals, and different individuals get re-engaged, after which it turns into extra of us displaying as much as the poll field and us profitable.”

All through his speech, he stated that political wants and governance ought to mirror on the subsequent technology and emphasised his objective of constructing politics hopeful once more.

“It is so vital too that people who find themselves making an attempt to get the younger vote present up for the younger individuals,” stated Gabriela Chen, a junior learning historical past and political science.

Whereas ready for the occasion to start, Chen sat making ASU-colored friendship bracelets at her desk alongside Macy Edwards, a senior learning communications. Edwards stated she is working with a bunch of scholars to create a corporation on campus for the Harris-Walz marketing campaign, named “Solar Devils for Harris,” and is within the means of legitimizing the membership at ASU. 

Edwards stated she was reminded of her patriotism after watching the Democratic Nationwide Conference, and realized that being a patriot and a Democrat had been “not mutually unique.”

“They’ve finished a unbelievable job reaching out to younger voters, whether or not or not it’s via social media or engagements like these,” Jose Romo, a junior learning finance, stated. “I feel previously, you have not likely seen candidates attain out that approach, so I feel they’re actually talking to the younger voters that have not felt heard previously.”

A number of college students who attended the occasion had been concerned with Younger Democrats at ASU.

“The vice chairman candidate is displaying up, making an attempt to talk with college students, know what they care about, know what they need — that exhibits such a serious shift,” stated Jacob Hill, a senior learning organic sciences and the expansion and variety officer of Younger Democrats at ASU.

Hill stated understanding social media engagement is “actually vital” for candidates seeking to appeal to younger voters.

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Strolling into the café, Walz was launched by Arianna Toscano, a junior learning political science. Walz spoke in entrance of a backdrop of bookshelves, Harris-Walz posters and an enormous crown with the phrases, “Recreation On!”

Gillian McSheffrey, a junior learning economics and the secretary of Younger Democrats at ASU, stated Walz’s look exhibits his humility in connecting with younger voters and his effort to interact in communities.

Walz stated college students ought to encourage their associates who’re undecided to vote, get entangled and be engaged within the election. He additionally careworn the importance of the present election cycle.

“We now have a duty to point out them that we settle our variations on the poll field, not via violence,” Walz stated. “We settle our variations by truthful and free elections, after which we make insurance policies that affect the biggest variety of individuals.”

He additionally stated that he couldn’t stress sufficient the excellence between each political events and him and his operating rival, J.D. Vance. In his speech, he provided the Republican vice presidential candidate  a “pro-tip” to “shut the hell up about speaking about ladies.”

Walz ended his speech with ASU’s “Forks Up,” joking that he’ll discover it tough to not go as much as individuals and inform them to “Fork ’em.” He shook college students’ palms after his speech, whereas Hope Walz, his daughter, went round to tables close to the doorway to speak to college students. 

“Carry on working it as a result of once we get up on that 57th day, so many optimistic issues fall into place,” Walz stated. “And I will say this: as a lady dad, Madam President sounds rattling good.”

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SUGARLAND, Texas (WABC) — One fortunate individual awoke $800 million richer after securing the only real profitable ticket within the newest Mega Thousands and thousands drawing.

That profitable ticket was offered in Sugarland, Texas. This win comes months after the final winner secured a $552 million jackpot in Illinois.

The $800 million gained in Tuesday evening’s draw marks the seventh-largest jackpot in Mega Thousands and thousands historical past.

In New York, one individual matched 5 numbers and gained $1 million.

Tuesday’s profitable numbers had been: 16-1-66-2-24 Mega Ball: 6

Watch Mega Thousands and thousands drawings each Tuesday and Friday at 10:59 p.m. ET proper right here

The jackpot had been rising since somebody gained $552 million in Illinois on June 4.

The percentages of profitable the jackpot are 1 in 302,575,350, in response to Mega Thousands and thousands.

Mega Thousands and thousands is performed in 45 states, Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Tickets are $2 for one play.

High Mega Thousands and thousands Jackpots

1. $1.602 billion, August 8, 2023 (one ticket in Florida)
2. $1.537 billion, October 23, 2018 (one ticket in South Carolina)
3. $1.348 billion, January 13, 2023 (one ticket in Maine)
4. $1.337 billion, July 29, 2022 (one ticket in Illinois)
5. $1.128 billion, March 26, 2024 (one ticket in New Jersey)
6. $1.050 billion, January 22, 2021 (one ticket in Michigan)
7. $800 million, September 10, 2024 (one ticket in Texas)
8. $656 million, March 30, 2012, (three tickets in Illinois, Kansas, Maryland)
9. $648 million, December 17, 2013 (two tickets offered in California, Georgia)
10. $552 million, June 4, 2024 (one ticket in Illinois)

Here’s a take a look at the ten largest U.S. jackpots which have been gained and the states the place the profitable tickets had been offered:

1. $2.040 billion, Powerball, Nov. 7, 2022 (one ticket: California)
2. $1.765 billion, Powerball, Oct. 11, 2023 (one ticket: California)
3. $1.602 billion, Mega Thousands and thousands, Aug. 8, 2023 (one ticket: Florida)
4. $1.586 billion, Powerball, Jan. 13, 2016 (three tickets: California, Florida and Tennessee)

5. $1.537 billion, Mega Thousands and thousands, Oct. 23, 2018 (one ticket: South Carolina)
6. $1.348 billion, Mega Thousands and thousands, Jan. 13, 2023 (one ticket: Maine)
7. $1.337 billion, Mega Thousands and thousands, July 29, 2022 (one ticket: Illinois)
8. $1.128 billion, March 26, 2024 (one ticket in New Jersey)
9. $1.08 billion, Powerball, July, 19, 2023 (one ticket: California)
10. $1.05 billion, Mega Thousands and thousands, Jan. 22, 2021 (one ticket: Michigan)

WATCH: New York state lottery drawings stay day by day at 2:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. and Wednesdays and Saturdays at 8:15 p.m.
Powerball drawings are additionally streamed right here on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 10:59 p.m.
Mega Thousands and thousands drawings are streamed on Tuesday and Friday at 11:00 p.m.

Sources: AP archives, www.megamillions.com and www.powerball.com

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