Man Fired for Sending Racist Message to WNBA Star Dearica Hamby
A man was fired after sending a racist text message to WNBA player Dearica Hamby. The incident sparked outrage among fans, leading to the man's termination.3 sourcesSee all sources
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Protest news — September 3, 2026
Publications tagged with Protest published on September 3, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.
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Shots Fired at Prosecutor's Office Linked to 'Kiko' Gómez Conviction
Magistrate José Joaquín Urbano of the Supreme Court of Justice raised an alert after learning that an office of a high-ranking official of the Prosecutor's Office, located on the 26th floor, was affected by shots fired during a recent weekend. The incident is related to the conviction against former Governor of La Guajira Juan Francisco 'Kiko' Gómez Cerchar. Other officials also expressed concern about their personal safety and that of their families. President Abelardo de la Espriella announced support and reinforcement of security measures for the magistrates.8 sourcesSee all sources
Ukraine Introduces Two-Level Air Alert System
Ukraine is introducing a two-level air alert system to better respond to Russian strikes. The 'yellow' level will be activated during drone attacks, allowing businesses to operate with safety measures in place. The 'red' level will be for rocket threats, requiring immediate shelter. Kyiv will adjust public transport and curfew hours accordingly.52 sourcesSee all sources
Lithuania Protests Russia's Hybrid Attacks and Ukraine Strikes
Lithuania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs handed over two notes of protest to the Russian ambassador, condemning Russia's hybrid attacks in Europe, particularly the drone incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport, and expressing solidarity with Germany. Additionally, Lithuania protested Russia's ongoing attacks against civilians in Ukraine, citing the air strike on Kyiv and Kyiv region on September 1 that resulted in civilian deaths and injuries.5 sourcesSee all sources
Drone Strikes Cause Fires and Evacuations in Moscow Region
In the Moscow region, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) hit residential buildings in Pavlovsky Posad and Kubinka, causing fires and evacuations. In Pavlovsky Posad, windows were broken in eight apartments, and residents were evacuated. In Kubinka, a fire broke out on the 8th and 9th floors of a building, with ten people evacuated. No casualties were reported in either incident. Additionally, a drone hit a factory in the Bogorodsky district, starting a fire.13 sourcesSee all sources
Palestinian Woman Embraces Olive Tree Before Israeli Bulldozers Uproot It
A Palestinian woman was filmed embracing an olive tree on her land before it was uprooted by Israeli bulldozers in Arraba, south of Jenin. The emotional scene drew attention to the ongoing destruction of Palestinian farmland and olive trees in the occupied West Bank.11 sourcesSee all sources
Moldova Protests Russia's Opening of Polling Stations in Transnistria
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Moldova has expressed strong protest to Russia regarding the opening of polling stations in the separatist region of Transnistria for the elections of the State Duma deputies. Moldova agreed only to one polling station at the embassy building itself, but Russia plans to open 16 or 17 stations in the region. Moldova considers this move as 'unacceptable' and a violation of its sovereignty and territorial integrity.23 sourcesSee all sources
Iran's Ghalibaf Calls US 'Great Satan' Over Child Deaths
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has labeled the U.S. as 'The Great Satan' following recent incidents where children were killed in Minab, Lamerd, and Kouhestak. He accused the U.S. of acting and killing like Satan, and shielding a 'junior Satan' that does the same.8 sourcesSee all sourcesDomestic Violence Tragedy in Criuleni: System Failure Allows Killer to Evade Monitoring
A man in Criuleni district, despite having three criminal cases including domestic violence and rape, was not strictly monitored and managed to kill his wife before committing suicide. The incident, declared a tragedy by Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu, highlights systemic failures that allowed the man to evade authorities despite a protection order issued to his wife.2 sourcesSee all sourcesFarooq Abdullah Questions Threats to Kashmiri Pandits, Calls it 'Conspiracy'
Farooq Abdullah, the National Conference (NC) chief, has questioned the recent threats received by Kashmiri Pandit employees, terming it a 'conspiracy' to stall the restoration of statehood in Jammu and Kashmir. Abdullah's remarks have sparked controversy, with the BJP accusing him of providing 'soft support' to terrorism. Kashmiri Pandit groups have condemned his remarks and called for a thorough investigation into the threats faced by the community.20 sourcesSee all sources
Minneapolis Shooting Leaves Three Dead, Including Suspect
A shooting incident at an apartment building in downtown Minneapolis resulted in three fatalities, including the suspect, and six injuries, including three police officers. The motive remains unclear.141 sourcesSee all sources
Mexican Producer Luis de Llano Arrested for Contempt in Sasha Sokol Case
Mexican producer Luis de Llano was arrested in Mexico City for violating measures ordered within the sentence in favor of singer Sasha Sokol for moral damage. The arrests stem from two different failures: not recording and presenting a public apology to Sokol and not publishing the synthesis of the sentence that confirmed his civil responsibility for moral damage. The producer was arrested by elements of the SSC-CDMX in compliance with two judicial orders issued by a Judge of the Superior Court of Justice of the City of Mexico, each contemplating 15 hours of arrest accumulable (30 hours in total) as a measure of coercion against his repeated refusal to comply with the final sentence issued by the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN).6 sourcesSee all sourcesMaureen Lipman Slams 'Cowardly' Actor Who Quit West End Show Over Pro-Israel Views
Northern Irish actor Gerard McCarthy quit the West End show 'Right Before I Go' at Soho Theatre due to co-star Dame Maureen Lipman's pro-Israel views. Lipman, who plays McCarthy's mother in the play, responded by calling him 'cowardly' and urging him to 'grow up' and discuss his concerns directly with her.7 sourcesSee all sources
