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Top DHS lawyer turns tables on 128 ex-judges after Bar declines ‘Worst of Worst’ complaint
FOX Newsby Charles Creitz·4 Sept 2026
EXCLUSIVE: DHS General Counsel James Percival is turning a complaint from 128 former judges back on its signers, calling on the Florida Bar to scrutinize those among them who are Bar members after...
Intensive farming may yield a bumper crop of drug-resistant pathogens
Anthropocene Magazineby Douglas Fox·4 Sept 2026
When people imagine the front line of antibiotic resistance, they may see a hospital where antibiotics are overprescribed, or a feed lot where cattle are pumped full of these drugs.
One of history's most famous battles could be rewritten by long-lost papal letter
FOX Newsby Andrea Margolis·4 Sept 2026
A lost letter from a pope could rewrite the story of one of history's most famous battles — nearly 1,000 years after it was fought.
California's plan to bring down health costs: punish overspending hospitals
CalMattersby Ana B. Ibarra·4 Sept 2026
IN SUMMARY - New penalties can fine hospitals and insurers up to 125% of their overspending, with enforcement starting as early as 2028.
CalMatters journalism recognized as ‘deeply human’ and ‘innovative’ in Online Journalism Awards for video series and explanatory storytelling
CalMattersby Sonya Quick·4 Sept 2026
In summary The contest recognizes innovative digital storytelling amongst major media outlets, international and independent news websites, and individuals telling stories online.
Why community colleges no longer back this effort to help them offer more bachelor’s degrees
CalMattersby Mikhail Zinshteyn·4 Sept 2026
In summary Two bills sent to Newsom set new rules for determining when colleges can create bachelor’s degrees and how many they can offer.
Opinion | How California can do data centers differently and win back community trust
CalMattersby Allison Agsten·4 Sept 2026
Americans finally found something to agree on: concern about the rapid proliferation of data centers.
Opinion | California's political hopefuls remain silent on state's job losses, unemployment
CalMattersby Dan Walters·4 Sept 2026
In two months California voters will elect a governor, fill several other statewide offices and choose a new class of state legislators and members of Congress.
The Best Movies to Watch on Labor Day
Esquireby Josh Rosenberg·4 Sept 2026
One of the best lines in 9 to 5 occurs when Dolly Parton, as secretary Doralee Reynolds, tells her corrupt boss that she carries a gun in her purse.
Japan Is Launching a Probe to Collect the First-Ever Samples From a Martian Moon
Wiredby Ritsuko Kawai·4 Sept 2026
A Mars probe from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) may answer some longstanding questions about the Red Planet and its moons.
The big business of personal protection: How private security became a $50 billion industry
US Top News and Analysisby Alex Harring·4 Sept 2026
The trendy Hillcrest neighborhood of San Diego, California, was the backdrop for violent acts and hate crimes. Business owners had enough.
MIT turns bacteria into living transistors
ScienceDaily·4 Sept 2026
MIT turns bacteria into living transistors MIT scientists have turned bacteria into living transistors, opening the door to plants with built-in biological computers that can sense and respond to...
A longer exhale may push your brain toward bolder decisions
ScienceDaily·4 Sept 2026
A longer exhale may push your brain toward bolder decisions - Date: - September 4, 2026 - Source: - German Center for Diabetes Research (DZD) - Summary: - Slow breathing with a prolonged exhale...
The wealth of the world's billionaires reached $15.1 trillion last year, per a new report
US Top News and Analysisby Hayley Cuccinello·4 Sept 2026
A version of this article first appeared in CNBC's Inside Wealth newsletter with Robert Frank, a weekly guide to the high-net-worth investor and consumer.
Even on opening weekend, football players at Clemson, LSU might be upstaged on campus by these furry friends
FOX Newsby Patricia Babcock McGraw·4 Sept 2026
At colleges like LSU and Clemson, football is king. And, especially this time of year, the BMOCs (Big Men On Campus) are usually the football players.
The Athletic investigated Dianna Russini’s work. What it found — and what it didn’t find. - Poynter
Poynterby Ren LaForme·4 Sept 2026
A feminist icon, journalist and magazine co-founder died yesterday. Gloria Steinem was 92. Steinem was best known as a spokeswoman for second-wave feminism, but she also paved a path for women to...
Live Updates: Iran war drives U.S. diesel price to record high as Vance downplays the conflict and its impact
CBS Newsby Tucker Reals; Khaled Wassef; Megan Cerullo; The Associated Press; Alex Sundby·4 Sept 2026
What to know about the Iran war today: - U.S. gas prices surged ahead of Labor Day weekend, with diesel hitting a record $5.85 a gallon Friday and the AAA predicting travelers will face the highest...
Chinese tech firms deepen ties in Saudi Arabia
Semaforby Kelsey Warner·4 Sept 2026
The Scene Fielding a question from Chinese state media on Sunday, a senior government official from Saudi Arabia touted a “great wave” of scientific innovation emerging from China, and pledged the...
Uber’s Nigeria exit furthers retreat from Africa
Semaforby Alexander Onukwue·4 Sept 2026
The News Uber ended operations in Nigeria and Uganda this week, extending a year-long retreat from Africa.
Illegal gold mining continues in Indonesia’s Aceh despite government crackdown pledge
Mongabay Globalby Mongabay Editor·4 Sept 2026
- Residents in different districts across the Indonesian province of Aceh say gold mining activity in the interior of forest areas continues despite the province’s leaders agreeing a crackdown on...
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