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Leaders Conclude Summit, East Coast Braces for Storm, NJ Official Resigns

Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded a three-day state visit with President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, a strong nor'easter threatened the East Coast with potential flooding and high winds. New Jersey's lieutenant governor stepped down amidst allegations of sexual harassment and ethics violations.

09/28/2026 · Massachusetts edition

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Why it matters locally: Massachusetts, particularly its coastal communities, is included in the forecast for the powerful nor'easter, with potential for flooding, strong winds, and rough surf affecting millions.

President Xi Jinping of China concluded a three-day state visit with President Donald Trump on Friday. The visit featured ceremonial events. Separately, meteorologists predicted a powerful nor'easter would impact the East Coast. The storm posed a risk of flooding, strong winds, and rough surf for tens of millions of people along the coastline. In New Jersey, the lieutenant governor resigned from office. The resignation followed accusations of sexual harassment and ethics violations.

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