Recent articles from publications based in United States.
The Growing Push to Ban Superintelligent AI
Timeby Billy Perrigo·8 Sept 2026
After a summer of cyberattacks sent AI rocketing up the political agenda, bills seeking to ban so-called superintelligent AI are gaining momentum on both sides of the Atlantic.
Authorities identify 5 victims killed when Amazon-branded cargo plane overran runway in Miami
NBC Newsby Minyvonne Burke·8 Sept 2026
An airline cleaning company was mourning the loss of five employees who were identified as those killed Sunday when an Amazon-branded cargo plane overran the runway at Miami International Airport...
The ‘Lioness’ Cast Says Fans Will Demand Season 4 After the Season 3 Finale’s Cliff-Hanger
Esquireby Josh Rosenberg·8 Sept 2026
The CIA agents on Lioness aren’t the only kinds of people capable of a little sleuthing. Though Paramount has yet to confirm if Taylor Sheridan’s CIA drama starring Zoe Saldaña and Nicole Kidman...
Trump Makes Secret Service Get Hot Dogs at His Club—Then Pay for Them
The New Republicby Ellie Quinlan Houghtaling·8 Sept 2026
It’s well known that Donald Trump has made a pretty penny off of taxpayers by spending his downtime at his various Trump-branded properties and golf clubs.
Amazon plane crash victims identified as NTSB continues to investigate cause of deadly incident at MIA
CBS Newsby Steven Yablonski·8 Sept 2026
The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office released the names of the when an Amazon cargo plane overshot a runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday, slammed into vehicles near the airport and burst...
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Secret Career as a Japanese Art Dealer & How It Shaped His Architecture
Open Cultureby Colin Marshall·8 Sept 2026
Frank Lloyd Wright was often strapped for cash. In that respect, he had something in common with Vincent van Gogh, who passed most of his much shorter life in more dire circumstances.
The rock critic who changed the way I listen to music
Salonby Caryn Rose·8 Sept 2026
“A great new sound reaches us, always, as a miraculous gift.” The rock critic Dave Marsh, now of blessed memory, wrote that about Albert Ayler in 1998, and out of the thousands of memorable words...
Here’s Samsung’s Advice for Apple and Its Upcoming Folding iPhone
Wiredby Julian Chokkattu·8 Sept 2026
On the eve of Apple's highly anticipated folding iPhone, Samsung isn't feeling threatened. Instead, the folding smartphone pioneer says the competition is “absolutely welcome.” That's according to...
Stavros Halkias: “If I’m being successful, I am dying.”
GQby Zach Baron·8 Sept 2026
Over the past few years, Stavros Halkias has been falling apart at the seams: a bad back has recently had him downing edibles (“drugs for children,” as he calls them) to manage the pain so that he...
Is Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes Documentary About to Be the Year’s Biggest Movie?
Esquireby Eric Francisco·8 Sept 2026
On Labor Day, I was at a rooftop barbecue when a buddy had his phone out and called me over and merely said, “Watch this.” After the A24 logo and the voice of a woman saying she’s “not that...
London police use tech to tackle masked phone snatchers
CBS Newsby Emmet Lyons·8 Sept 2026
London — Images of masked men riding along London's streets on mopeds or electric bikes and snatching phones straight out of the hand of unsuspecting tourists and locals have gone viral in recent...
Ex-priest charged in nearly $750K theft spree targeting church groups and his mother, officials say
FOX Newsby Kelsie Cairns·8 Sept 2026
A Pennsylvania priest is facing charges after prosecutors say he stole more than $740,000 from churches, church affiliates – and his own mother.
New-to-science Amazon frog stands out for its slow ‘lazy’ song
Mongabay Globalby Bobbybascomb·8 Sept 2026
Scientists recently described a new species of a tiny brown frog found in the Amazonian floodplain forests of Ecuador and northwestern Brazil.
Your New Favorite Watch Comes From This Revived 200-Year-Old Brand
GQby Josiah Gogarty·8 Sept 2026
“What brand is that watch you’re wearing?” This question might make some people’s blood run cold, but these days, it’s far more likely to provoke a thrill.
Trump posthumously awards Medal of Freedom to 9/11's 'man in red bandana'
FOX Newsby Robert McGreevy·8 Sept 2026
President Donald Trump honored deceased volunteer firefighter Welles Crowther – also known as the "man in the red bandana" – with the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Tuesday.
Google’s revived nuclear power plant gets $1.9B loan from US government | TechCrunch
TechCrunchby Tim De Chant·8 Sept 2026
Last October, Google said it would bring an Iowa nuclear power plant back from the dead. Now, the facility’s owner, NextEra Energy, has received a $1.9 billion loan from the U.S.
Dem city bashed for policy ‘encouraging criminal illegal aliens’ as rap sheets revealed: ‘Lives on the line’
FOX Newsby Peter Pinedo·8 Sept 2026
A Democrat-dominated city council in Danbury, Connecticut, is facing backlash over new police guidance that the Department of Homeland Security says is "encouraging criminal illegal aliens."
As U.K., 11 other nations say they'll sanction Israeli settlements, U.S. envoy warns of repercussions
CBS Newsby Dov Lieber·8 Sept 2026
London — The U.K. government announced Tuesday that it was joining 11 other nations with plans to sanction trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
Lane Kiffin urges LSU fans to show up for Louisiana Tech game, tells them to start drinking at 7AM
FOX Newsby Mark Harris·8 Sept 2026
You can't drink all day if you don't start first thing in the morning. That's not verbatim the message LSU head coach Lane Kiffin is sending his school's fanbase heading into Week 2 of the season...
Britain’s dramatic crackdown on Israeli settlements sparks fierce response as US blowback looms
FOX Newsby Efrat Lachter·8 Sept 2026
The United Kingdom unveiled sweeping new measures targeting Israeli settlements in the West Bank on Tuesday, triggering an immediate diplomatic rupture with Israel and a sharp warning from a senior...
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