Fireworks

Fireworks are pyrotechnic devices that produce smoke, noise, and light displays for entertainment or celebration. They are typically launched into the air to explode into colorful patterns.

Why it’s in the news: Fireworks are in the news due to a major explosion at a festival in Mexico, their use in a controversial Hong Kong celebration, and their inclusion in a new U.S.-China trade agreement.

Latest on Fireworks

• Authorities investigate viral drone footage of National Day fireworks display
• Hong Kong celebrates National Day with dazzling fireworks extravaganza
• The U.S. and China agree to $60 billion in tariff cuts on products like dolls and fireworks. Rare earths remain a sticking point.
• Football matches in the Netherlands to be abandoned if fireworks used
• 10 dead, 64 injured in Mexico fireworks explosion at church festival
• Hong Kong to mark National Day with 23-minute fireworks show featuring sunflowers
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