September 9 Highlights: Epstein Case Files, Apple Product Launch, Nepal Demonstrations, French Government's Downfall, Gaza Conflicts
In the Atlantic, the likelihood of a tropical storm or hurricane is at 76%. Source
Political news continues to swirl as the House Oversight Committee released records from the estate of Jeffrey Epstein, including a lewd note bearing President Donald Trump's name. Trump has since denied writing the letter and sued The Wall Street Journal for defamation. Source
A contentious measure, backed by Democrats and some Republicans, is being pushed to require Trump's administration to turn over any information related to Epstein. Source
In a significant move, Nepal's prime minister has resigned after more than a dozen people were killed and hundreds more were injured during youth-led protests. Source
Meanwhile, in technology news, Apple will hold its most important event of the year, where it is expected to announce new iPhone models and other potential new devices. Source
Photographers recently captured a total lunar eclipse, turning the full moon a reddish hue. CNN's photo gallery of the total lunar eclipse is available for viewing. Source
In international affairs, Chinese authorities have removed over 1.8 million counterfeit Labubu dolls from the market. Source
Israel has ordered a complete evacuation of Gaza City ahead of its planned military takeover. The Israeli military spokesman Avichai Adraee announced that the Israeli forces have called for the evacuation of Gaza City, urging residents to flee to designated humanitarian zones further south due to impending attacks, as part of Israel's military operation against Hamas in Gaza City. Source
A new study found that 44% of people age 15 and older living with diabetes worldwide are undiagnosed. Source
If you experience any symptoms related to diabetes, experts recommend promptly scheduling a glucose screening. Source
In other news, French lawmakers voted to oust Prime Minister Francois Bayrou, leaving France without a government. Source
Emergency services confirmed that the Heathrow Airport terminal was safe to reopen after a possible hazardous substance incident caused a temporary evacuation. Source
Lastly, a video showcasing the energy and enthusiasm surrounding the iPhone's original launch in 2007 is available for viewing. Source
Today's edition of 5 Things AM was edited and produced by CNN's Andrew Torgan. Source
