At the UN General Assembly, Canada pressed its policy forward. Mark Carney skipped the speaking slot and met Li Qiang. Anita Anand gave a careful bilingual speech on multilateralism, Palestine and Ukraine. Rumors of a Xi meeting grew as China hit canola tariffs; Canada countered with EV measures. Beijing media framed Ottawa as US-shadowed.

Secret Service agents arrested a man trying to scale the southeast fence of the U.S. Treasury Building while Trump was inside. He faced unlawful-entry charges; no threat to Trump or Netanyahu was known. The scene recalled past White House breaches.

The NHS launched an online “heart age” calculator to gauge risk of heart attack or stroke, with tips to lower risk. Open to UK residents aged 30 to 95; results improve with BP and cholesterol data. In 2022, about 39,000 premature cardiovascular deaths.

Paris began Embellir votre quartier, dividing the city into 80 districts with new traffic plans. It adds bike and bus lanes to slow traffic, quiet school streets, and safer busy zones.

Josh Hartnett’s SUV collided with an RNC car in St. John’s while filming a Netflix series. He and a 59-year-old man had minor injuries and were released. Hartnett resumed filming; the officer was hospitalized as a precaution. Police seek witnesses or footage.

Abdul El-Sayed pushes gun control and says the Second Amendment isn’t a blanket license. He cites Egyptian wedding gunfire and an unlicensed doctor claim to argue he should address violence at home before lecturing Americans.

The Digest, 9/29/2025 @1100PM, CDT

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