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AP News in Brief at 12:04 a.m. EDT

Hurricane Melissa Causes Widespread Destruction in the Caribbean

Hurricane Melissa has left a devastating trail across Cuba, Haiti, and Jamaica, with dozens dead and widespread destruction reported. Communities are grappling with roofless homes, blocked roads, and power outages, while the full extent of the damage remains unclear due to ongoing dangerous conditions.

Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rate Amid Economic Uncertainty

The Federal Reserve reduced its key interest rate for the second time this year in an effort to support economic growth, but signaled that further cuts are not guaranteed. The decision comes as inflation remains high and the government shutdown disrupts access to key economic data.

Trump and Xi Meet in South Korea to Address Trade Tensions

President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping met in South Korea to try to ease months of escalating trade tensions. Both leaders expressed a willingness to work together, acknowledging significant differences but emphasizing the importance of stabilizing relations between the two largest economies.

Fragile Gaza Ceasefire Tested by Israeli Airstrikes

A fragile ceasefire in Gaza faced its most serious challenge yet after intense Israeli airstrikes killed over 100 Palestinians. Despite the violence, the truce was quickly restored, with the United States determined to prevent its collapse and maintain stability in the region.

Other Headlines

  • An appeals court blocked a judge's order requiring a senior Border Patrol official to brief on Chicago immigration sweeps.
  • An Illinois deputy was convicted of second-degree murder in the shooting of Sonya Massey, but not first-degree murder.
  • A California activist was found guilty of felony conspiracy after taking chickens from a poultry plant.
  • Protests erupted in Rio de Janeiro after a police raid left 119 dead, sparking accusations of excessive force.
  • Two suspects admitted involvement in the Louvre jewel heist, but the jewels remain missing.
  • NBA guard Terry Rozier and coach Chauncey Billups will not receive salaries while on leave amid gambling-related charges.

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