New York City’s beloved Carnegie Deli, known for its towering sandwiches and historic charm, has officially reopened after a nearly eight-year closure. The deli, which once served as a cultural landmark, had been shuttered since 2016 due to financial difficulties and the rising cost of doing business in Manhattan. Its return has been celebrated by locals and food enthusiasts, many of whom remember the deli as a go-to spot for iconic meals like the "Carnegie Classic" sandwich. The reopening marks a nostalgic moment for many, highlighting the enduring appeal of classic eateries in a rapidly changing city. Actress Allison Janney, known for her role in The West Wing and Mom, recently shared a heartfelt message of support for Today show co-host Savannah Guthrie. Janney praised Guthrie’s resilience and dedication to her work, especially during a challenging time. The message came as part of a broader outpouring of support for Guthrie from colleagues and fans, underscoring the strong sense of community within the entertainment industry. In other news, the British royal family has reportedly made changes to their children’s school placements due to heightened security concerns. While the specifics remain private, the decision reflects the ongoing challenges faced by high-profile families in balancing public life with personal safety. Meanwhile, a mid-September heat wave has affected parts of the United States, with temperatures soaring above average in several regions. The unusual weather has raised concerns about public health, especially for vulnerable populations. President Donald Trump has commented on the scrutiny surrounding his son’s recent wedding, dismissing the attention as overblown. He also weighed in on artificial intelligence, calling the concerns about its risks "a hoax." Meanwhile, a Trump-appointed board is set to vote on whether to close the Kennedy Center, a major cultural institution in Washington, D.C. The Supreme Court recently blocked Trump’s attempt to restrict mail-in ballot rules, a move that has significant implications for upcoming elections. Senator Mitch McConnell has returned to the Senate after a three-month absence, signaling a return to full legislative activity.