Recent articles from publications based in United States.
US Top News and Analysisby Juli Fraga; Contributor6 Sept 2026
Kids tend to express their emotions in actions. Toddlers scream and hit when they don't get their way. Middle schoolers stomp out of the room when they get angry.
CBS Newsby Faith Salie6 Sept 2026
Ten years ago, Meghan Cliffel was a working mother in New York City. In December 2015, she was back at work, eight months after giving birth to her second girl: "I had taken on a lot of work...
FOX Newsby Sean Joseph6 Sept 2026
What a start to the Lane Kiffin era at LSU. After a week of drama surrounding a couple of players who couldn’t make an NFL roster, the Tigers steamrolled Clemson at home without those players on...
CBS Newsby Lee Cowan6 Sept 2026
There's a fine line between "never forgetting" 9/11, and "always reminding." Too much is distasteful, too little is disrespectful.
FOX Newsby Asra Nomani6 Sept 2026
My father froze when he saw his professor washing cars. It was 1962, and Zafar Nomani was a visiting teacher at Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kan., newly arrived from India on a fellowship.
Salonby Ashlie D. Stevens6 Sept 2026
In June, I became briefly preoccupied with the question of what kind of reader I intended to be that summer.
NBC Newsby Marshall Crook6 Sept 2026
DES MOINES, Iowa — Dawn Vogel, a Republican county supervisor in rural Buchanan County, Iowa, doesn’t have a lot in common with the leading democratic socialists in Congress.
FOX Newsby Tracy Wright6 Sept 2026
Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun's relationship reached a new milestone one year after the pair first met.
FOX Newsby Angelica Stabile6 Sept 2026
Flirting may do more than spark romantic interest — experts say it can also benefit emotional well-being, as long as it stays within appropriate boundaries. Dr.
FOX Newsby Robert Schmad6 Sept 2026
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is seeking to appear more moderate to voters while, at the same time, maintaining ties to individuals who take positions far to the left of...
Gristby Beth Gardiner6 Sept 2026
In April 2024, Tish Taylor and her father, Robert, stood behind President Joe Biden’s Environmental Protection Agency chief, Michael Regan, as he signed a regulation designed to dramatically reduce...
FOX Newsby Ryan Gaydos6 Sept 2026
Controversy. It’s a word that could either describe the last month of the college football offseason or the last 10 months of the Michigan Wolverines’ football program.
CBS Newsby David Morgan6 Sept 2026
One of the most affecting stories to come from the terror attacks of September 11, 2001 – one that instills a faith in humanity in spite of the horrifying events of that day – was about the...
FOX Newsby Kurt Knutsson; CyberGuy Report6 Sept 2026
When so much of your financial life lives online, protecting the device you use to access your money deserves some extra thought.
US Top News and Analysisby Jonathan Vanian6 Sept 2026
First, Anthropic updated Fable and Mythos. Then came model enhancements from Meta and Google. OpenAI followed suit by releasing GPT-6 Astra.
US Top News and Analysisby Azhar Sukri6 Sept 2026
Iran's "proportionate responses" to U.S. attacks are over, the country's parliament speaker and top negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said Sunday, while acknowledging the economic impact of the...
FOX Newsby Teresa Mull6 Sept 2026
Beer has a storied history in the United States and was a common beverage in colonial America. Its influence on the nation's culture remains strong – and a new study found which states appear to be...
US Top News and Analysisby Tobias Burns6 Sept 2026
At a July protest against data centers in Lubbock, Texas, state Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller took the microphone to share his concerns about data center land grabs in his home state.
Mother Jonesby Daniel Cusick6 Sept 2026
This story was originally published by Canary Media and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. George Wolff offered a cautious greeting through the window of my rented F-150.
FOX Newsby Gordon Sondland6 Sept 2026
In one of the most memorable scenes in "The Godfather," Don Vito Corleone gathers the heads of New York’s crime families to make peace and secure the return of his son Michael.
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