Kitchen Briefs - September 29, 2026
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Kitchen Briefs - September 29, 2026 Two Palestinians have been killed and 15 injured due to an Israeli attack on a residential building in Gaza The Iranian army confirms a small number of foreign vessels have passed through the Strait of Hormuz Iraq’s Defense Ministry says that US troops have left Iraq a day ahead of the deadline but Washington has yet to confirm Israel is threatening Hamas leaders living outside of Gaza Israeli attacks on Lebanon have destroyed homes, water wells and now has severed parts of its water network Russia struck an animal shelter in Ukraine killing 10 cats and 3 dogs Trump said the conflict in Iran will end very soon and suddenly oil prices plummeted Former Special Counsel Jack Smith is testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee Secretary Hegseth approved plans to reduce military positions for generals and admirals by 20% Supreme Court Justice Alito recused himself from a case to be heard next week on climate change In a Texas immigration court unaccompanied children as young as 2 years of age are representing themselves Measles in Pennsylvania are now at over 900 cases with 55 new cases since Wednesday Six Flags has permanently closed its ride X2 Today the ban set forth by Trump went into effect on Canadian alcohol, dairy and motorcycles Trump unveiled America.gov which is an AI powered website that simplifies public access to government information and services Nearly 2 million pounds powered sugar and light brown sugar are being recalled Dennis Haskins who played Mr. Belding the principal on Saved By The Bell has died at the age of 75 Today’s National coffee day so cheers to 843 days left
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