According to the BBC, a new generation of Americans who were not alive or were too young to remember the 11 September 2001 attacks is learning about 9/11 through family memories, school lessons and their own research. The article says 25 states require or expect public schools to teach the attacks, while 13 make instruction optional, according to a recent Associated Press analysis, and some states do not specify a curriculum. Several Gen Z interviewees told the BBC they first heard about the attacks in elementary school or from relatives, then later sought out more detail on their own. Avery Black, 20, said she learned about 9/11 in school and later heard her mother describe where she was when it happened; Annie Erickson, 26, said her first memories came from her mother’s personal account of a friend who died in the towers. Allegra Tashjian, 28, said she was surprised to learn about the attacks in early grade school and later asked her mother whether she remembered planes crashing in New York. The article also quotes academics saying interest in 9/11 remains strong among younger students. David Schanzer of Duke University said his course on 9/11 and its aftermath is full, with dozens on a waitlist, while Thomas Schwartz of Vanderbilt University said some students tend to joke about the attacks, though those with family memories of the day are often more cautious.

According to the BBC, Pasadena Fire Captain David Marquez said he felt better after inhaling glutathione following the Eaton Fire in Los Angeles, which killed 19 people and destroyed 9,000 buildings. The wildfire was the second most destructive in California history. The International Association of Fire Fighters issued a rare warning about glutathione last month, citing two recent recalls tied to contaminants at compounding pharmacies and saying there is no large-scale research proving the treatment is safe or effective. Sean DeCrane, the union's assistant to the general president for health and safety, said the group does not know whether glutathione works, whether any benefit is a placebo effect, or what its long-term effects may be. The Integrated Health Action Network, formerly the Integrative Healers Network, has sent volunteer clinicians to major wildfires across the US to provide glutathione and other naturopathic treatments. Co-founder Jen Riegle said the group's data are anecdotal and not clinical trial evidence, but she wants researchers to study the treatment further. California's state Board of Pharmacy had proposed rules last year that would have sharply restricted glutathione production, but later abandoned the plan after opposition from firefighters.

According to the BBC, Grammy-winning rapper Lil Durk was acquitted on Friday of all charges in a federal murder-for-hire case that accused him of orchestrating a revenge killing in Los Angeles four years ago. The Chicago artist, whose legal name is Durk Devontay Banks, was arrested in 2024 and had faced five felony counts, including murder for hire resulting in death and conspiracy; he remains in custody ahead of a separate trial on 5 October on racketeering murder and firearms charges. Defense lawyer Drew Findling said Banks was thankful after the verdict, while First Assistant US Attorney Bill Essayli said prosecutors look forward to presenting evidence at the second trial. Two co-defendants, Deandre "OTF Dede" Wilson and David "Browneyez" Lindsey, were convicted of stalking and conspiracy to commit stalking but were acquitted of murder-for-hire charges. The case stemmed from an August 2022 shooting at a Los Angeles petrol station that killed Saviay'a Robinson, the cousin of rival rapper Quando Rondo, whose real name is Tyquian Bowman.

Iran, Iraq and other Gulf coastal states will hold a regional meeting in Oman on September 14, according to Jiemian News. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said the talks will cover regional issues and the results of negotiations between Iran and Oman on the security of maritime passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Baghaei said Iran seeks to ensure shipping safety in the strait, but added that safety cannot be guaranteed as long as what he described as U.S. maritime blockade, economic warfare and illegal interference continue.

According to Wallstreetcn, U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth said at a September 11 event marking the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks that the United States had gone through its darkest period and is now stronger than ever, adding that the U.S. had dealt a heavy blow to Iran over the past six months and would ensure Iran "never has nuclear weapons."

A highly profitable whale reduced 9,976.46 ETH long positions in batches about 11 hours ago at an average price of about $2,619.87, with a notional value of about $26.137 million and a profit of about $14.22 million. According to Odaily, the whale later placed ETH buy orders again.

U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Ford Motor is recalling 223,472 vehicles in the United States because fuel tanks may leak and be improperly secured, allowing them to detach while driving. According to Sina Finance, the recall covers some 2023 to 2027 Ford F-150 models, and dealers will inspect and replace the tank retaining straps free of charge if needed.

أعلنت شركة موفمنت لابز إفلاسها بموجب الفصل الحادي عشر في الولايات المتحدة بعد الجدل الذي أثير حول إطلاق عملة MOVE الرقمية وفشل جهود التعافي في استعادة ثقة العملاء. وقد انخفضت قيمة عملة MOVE الرقمية بنحو 99% عن ذروتها، بينما تواصل الشركة إعادة هيكلة أعمالها تحت إشراف المحكمة.