News Headlines - 04 September 2016

▽Theresa May joins G20 summit to face Brexit warnings from US and Japan | The Guardian

Theresa May has had a difficult start to the G20 summit as President Barack Obama said the UK would not be the priority for a US trade deal and Japan issued an unprecedented 15-page warning about the consequences of Brexit.

▽China's record-breaking glass bridge closes after 13 days 'due to overwhelming demand'

The world's highest and longest glass-bottomed bridge has been closed in China just 13 days after opening, because it was reportedly "overwhelmed" by visitors.
The 1,410ft (430 metre) bridge, which opened on August 20 and spans the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon, in Hunan province, has a capacity of 8,000 visitors a day, but total demand is reported to be 10 times as much.

▽Thai king has severe infection: palace

A statement issued by the palace late on Friday said the 88-year-old king was observed with a high heart beat and thick mucus. It said a test result of the mucus and blood "indicated a severe infection". It did not elaborate.

▽A New Godzilla Faces a More Nationalistic Japan - WSJ

The early parts of “Shin Godzilla” have a documentarylike realism, but that takes a back seat in the latter half of the film, when events force public servants to break from conventional constraints to save Japan. Prof. Katayama said that these scenes tend to support conservatives’ calls to revise the constitution to give the government special emergency powers. “It gives out the message that the democratic process takes too long at a time of emergency,” he said.

▽Nintendo’s New NX Console to Go Retro With Videogame Cartridges - WSJ

Nintendo Co. plans to adopt cartridges for its next-generation videogame console, people familiar with the matter said, a step that might prompt a reassessment of the old-school format.