A 60-year-old Texas woman suffered life-altering injuries after being dragged for 20-30 seconds along a rollercoaster track at Copper Mountain, Colorado. The Rocky Mountain Coaster ride, over 5,000 feet long, shut down after the incident — she sustained a traumatic brain injury, collapsed lung, and dislocated shoulder requiring surgery. Her husband had to climb safety netting to rescue her. Authorities are investigating, including whether the seatbelt alert system failed, and the resort may face fines and forced closure until fixes are made. A rare but devastating accident — fingers crossed for full recovery.

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Germany blames Russia for a deadly drone attack on Leipzig/Halle Airport in August, which carried explosives and was defused on a Ukrainian cargo plane bound for Ukraine. Officials say the drone’s technical specs match past Russian hybrid operations, pointing to coordinated sabotage aimed at destabilizing Europe and weakening Ukraine support. In response, Germany will shut down Russia’s consulate in Bonn, evict Russia House—a suspected intelligence hub—and target Russia’s shadow fleet with new tracking measures. While not directly involving NATO, Germany’s actions are backed by allies, signaling a firm stance against escalating Russian aggression.

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Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego warns that even a Democratic Congress may not have enough power to undo Trump-era tariffs, as the system was designed to keep tariff authority in Congress—not the president. Canada walked away from a trade deal over U.S. last-minute demands and is now threatening retaliatory tariffs on American goods starting September 8. While some Democrats push for tariff removal, others remain ambiguous, and Senator Schumer’s new bill—aimed at easing the cost of living—faces steep odds and misses key tariff types. The trade war isn’t over, and outcomes for businesses and consumers remain uncertain.

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