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Trump approves federal aid for Colorado wildfire and flood recovery, individual aid pending — Sep 4, 2026President Trump approved a Major Disaster Declaration and public-assistance funding for Colorado communities affected by the Aspen Acres and Gold Mountain fires, including subsequent flooding and debris flows, to cover debris removal and repairs to public infrastructure. Colorado officials say individual assistance and hazard-mitigation funding are still under review, with broader recovery efforts ongoing across Pueblo, Custer, Dolores, and Ouray counties.

Rachel Meyers Good to see federal help finally coming through, hope Dolores and Ouray counties aren't left waiting too long for their share.

Mount Yonah climber rescued after 42-minute drone-led missionSports — Aug 27, 2026In Georgia, a climber on Mount Yonah was rescued after calling 911; a drone located him about 260 feet up and firefighter Will Roper rappelled to secure him, with the 42-minute operation widely reported. In Colorado, Ouray Rescue teams freed a via ferrata climber who was stranded about 50 feet above the canyon floor after a fall, using a mechanical advantage system to lower them safely.

Gambia Requires Permits After Power-Cut Unrest — Sep 11, 2026Gambia's police chief Seedy Mukhtar Touray announced that protests will require an approved permit, following nights of unrest with tear gas, vandalism, and detainee releases tied to power outages. The protests reflect chronic electricity shortages under President Adama Barrow ahead of elections, as NAWEC cites rising demand and the government pledges new generators and a 50‑megawatt solar plant, amid critics' concerns over import dependence.