Sept 9 Tue
Israel targeted Hamas leaders in Qatar with air strikes. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he approved the strikes after Hamas claimed responsibility for a terror attack on a bus stop in Jerusalem that killed six Israelis. The White House criticized the location of the strikes in Qatar, but said eliminating Hamas was a ‘worthy goal.' NBC News' Richard Engel reports. The suspect in the fatal stabbing of a Ukrainian refugee on a North Carolina train now faces a federal charge. President Trump slammed Democrats' policy of cashless bail for the killing. NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports. Following the public release of a raunchy drawing given to Jeffrey Epstein for his birthday allegedly containing President Trump's signature, the president called the image a "dead issue". NBC News' Hallie Jackson reports. In Nepal, the government's ban of social media apps including Facebook and Instagram sparked violent protests. The prime minister has now resigned, and the government revoked the ban. NBC News' Raf Sanchez reports. Apple debuted its new iPhone 17, along with the first ultra-thin iPhone Air. The company also says its new model of AirPods will be able to translate conversations live using artificial intelligence. NBC News' Brian Cheung reports. A new report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that for the period from April 2024 to March of 2025, the U.S. economy added far fewer jobs than previously reported. The routine revision is based on new data and could add pressure to the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates next week. NBC News' Christine Romans explains what it means. Aiden Wilkins is passionate about learning and dreams of helping kids in the future. The 9-year-old is the youngest student that has ever taken a class at Ursinus College. Aiden already has an idea of what's next - he wants to become a pediatric neurosurgeon. NBC News' Rehema Ellis has more on his story.
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