Recent articles from publications based in United States.
Wiredby Emily Mullin4 Sept 2026
As students head back to school, parents have all the usual worries about their kids, like remembering to pack lunch and making it to the bus stop on time.
Wiredby Luke Larsen4 Sept 2026
Featured in this article The Mac Mini is back. And so is the Mac Studio. They’ve been nearly impossible to buy for most of 2026 thanks to the rising demand for running AI models locally.
ScienceDaily4 Sept 2026
Dying radio galaxies fade faster than scientists expected Faint galactic ghosts are revealing that the afterlife of powerful black hole jets may be much shorter than astronomers realized.
FOX Newsby Peter Burke4 Sept 2026
What began as a case of hundreds of missing cinnamon rolls and an alleged $3,100 theft took an unexpected turn when police determined the delivery driver hadn't stolen them at all: He had been...
FOX Newsby Efrat Lachter4 Sept 2026
China is racing to build the data centers and energy infrastructure needed to power artificial intelligence, raising concerns that Beijing’s ability to rapidly construct massive projects could help...
FOX Newsby Nora Moriarty4 Sept 2026
President Donald Trump's top trade advisor, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, said Canada walked away from the "best deal in the world" after the nation declined to finalize a trade...
FOX Newsby Stepheny Price4 Sept 2026
A Maryland sheriff is warning that the state’s new sanctuary law could put dangerous illegal immigrants back on the streets and leave more American families mourning crimes he says could have been...
FOX Newsby Julia Bonavita4 Sept 2026
A Tennessee county commissioner is going viral after he told a Flock Safety representative at a public meeting that the company's CEO should be hanged for treason, marking a fever-pitch surrounding...
Salonby Andy Mannix4 Sept 2026
Over the “strongest possible” objections from the federal prosecutor handling the case, leaders at the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C., quashed plans to bring civil rights charges against...
Hyperallergicby Lakshmi Rivera Amin4 Sept 2026
Ever shed a tear in a museum? You’re not alone, my friend. There’s something cathartic about that rare moment, when you find yourself in front of a work of art that seems tailor-made for the very...
Timeby Kara Alaimo4 Sept 2026
It’s Saturday morning and your boss emails you a question that can wait until Monday. What do you do?
The 19thby Orion Rummler4 Sept 2026
A new study from the Trump administration is sending alarm bells through pro-democracy groups for its potential to fuel a crackdown on Americans who support LGBTQ+ rights — or anyone with...
Defense Oneby Lauren C. Williams4 Sept 2026
Back to life: How Shield AI’s future unmanned fighter made decades-old tech new again The original GE Aerospace engine nozzle, designed for the F-16, is key to building a vertical takeoff robotic...
The New Republicby Monica Potts4 Sept 2026
This primary season, most of the energy and attention on the Democratic side has been on progressive candidates who overperformed in races around the country, sometimes despite steep funding...
The New Republicby James Chappel4 Sept 2026
The global decline in fertility is one of the major stories of the twenty-first century—maybe even the major story.
The New Republicby Greg Sargent4 Sept 2026
It isn’t every day that Republicans admit that Donald Trump is harming their midterm hopes. After all, that would require an admission of Trumpian fallibility, which is unacceptable to MAGA.
The New Republicby Timothy Noah4 Sept 2026
Happy Labor Day! (Well, almost.) There’s no better time to assess President Donald Trump’s labor market and labor policies in advance of November’s midterm elections.
The New Republicby Mark Hertsgaard4 Sept 2026
It’s been slow coming, but news coverage of climate change may at last be turning a corner. For years, reporting on climate-related disasters—the superstorm Hurricane Helene that blasted the...
The New Yorkerby Rhoda Feng, Brian Seibert, Sheldon Pearce, Emily Nussbaum, Dan Stahl, Richard Brody, Rachel Syme4 Sept 2026
Like a nervous freshman passing test answers to a neighbor who’s shaking her down, the title of Jocelyn Bioh’s “School Girls; Or, the African Mean Girls Play” eagerly proffers its influences...
The New Yorkerby Antonia Hitchens4 Sept 2026
On January 2nd, just hours before ordering U.S. forces to execute a nighttime raid on the compound of President Nicolás Maduro, of Venezuela, Donald Trump left his Mar-a-Lago estate and headed...
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