Recent articles from publications based in United States.
Hyperallergicby Rabkin Foundation10 Sept 2026
Marking a decade of support for arts writers, the Rabkin Foundation has named its 2026 recipients of the Rabkin Prize, awarding eight visual arts journalists $50,000 each in recognition of their...
Wiredby Kat Tenbarge10 Sept 2026
An Australian teenage girl’s death, suspected to be preceded by consensual “choking” during sex, has renewed calls to ban showing the act in porn.
FOX Newsby Armando Salguero10 Sept 2026
The Seattle Seahawks are the defending Super Bowl champions, and they are not likely to simply bow out in the face of tough times this season.
FOX Newsby Jasmine Baehr10 Sept 2026
When Americans mark 25 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks on Friday, Kathleen Palladino will remember the day through the eyes of a New York City 6-year-old who did not yet understand what she...
CBS News10 Sept 2026
Manila, Philippines — A fire that burned overnight on a passenger ferry off the western Philippines left dozens of people missing Thursday and killed at least five.
Yale E360by Fred Pearce • September10 Sept 2026
Many of America’s favorite beaches in Florida and the Caribbean have been piled high with foul-smelling seaweed again this summer, often in record amounts.
Wiredby Teruyuki Hayakawa10 Sept 2026
NASA has carried out some notable rescue missions over the past few years, including bringing home the astronauts stranded on the International Space Station last year.
Literary Hubby Kristen Arnett10 Sept 2026
My Partner Refuses to Read or Even TALK About Books? Should We Break Up? Kristen Arnett Answers Your Awkward Questions About Bad Bookish Behavior on This Week’s Am I the Literary Asshole?
Literary Hubby Book Marks10 Sept 2026
5 Book Reviews You Need to Read This Week “He writes in a sort of thespian-bro argot, spiking locker-room jokes with rococo word choices like a frat-house Faulkner.” Our mixum-gatherum of...
Literary Hubby Jill Lepore10 Sept 2026
Neither Bone Nor Stone: Why the US Constitution Was Meant to be Amended From Jill Lepore’s Cundill Prize-Shortlisted We the People “The people have an indubitable, unalienable, and indefeasible...
Literary Hubby Anna Heyward10 Sept 2026
How I Learned to Love My Dog By Observing His Behavior Anna Heyward: “If I watched and waited, open to what Freddie could show me, something would become clear.” It was Sunday, a week since Freddie...
Literary Hubby Anthony Tommasini10 Sept 2026
Beauty in Ambiguity: On Marian Anderson’s Lifelong Love For Schubert Anthony Tommasini Explores the Singer’s Relationship With Music From Both Sides of the Atlantic When you’re young, or not so...
Literary Hubby Jonny Diamond10 Sept 2026
Here’s the Cover For American Occupation, a Powerful Document of Minnesota’s Resistance to ICE Featuring Contributions From Charles Baxter, Nick Estes, V.V.
Literary Hubby Stef Ferrari10 Sept 2026
Nine Novels That Make an Art of Earnestness Stef Ferrari Recommends Tayari Jones, Rufi Thorpe, Becky Chambers, and More Bennie Bosley, the protagonist of my new queer YA holiday romance, Pining for...
FOX Newsby Paul Steinhauser10 Sept 2026
DALLAS — Facing a difficult political environment as Republicans fight to hold their congressional majorities, President Donald Trump used his address at the first-ever GOP midterm convention to...
FOX Newsby Andrew Kolvet10 Sept 2026
I first met Charlie Kirk in a hotel lobby in Los Angeles in 2017. I had emailed him a few times suggesting we should work together, and he mostly brushed me off or ignored the inquiries.
3 Quarks Dailyby Akim Reinhardt10 Sept 2026
by Akim Reinhardt Finish the book manuscript Repair that crack in the upstairs hallway wall Go for a swim Get an oil change for the car Take a trip to Hudson, Ohio Shave down to just a moustache...
FOX Newsby Dan Gainor10 Sept 2026
It has already been a year since conservative icon Charlie Kirk was assassinated and the attack has brought out the worst in some of the worst people in our media and celebrity culture.
KFF Health Newsby Paula Span10 Sept 2026
For several years, Nicole Straight and Patricia Wood, who lived across the street from each other in Sausalito, California, were more neighbors than friends, exchanging sociable greetings and...
MIT Technology Reviewby Katia Savchuk10 Sept 2026
This article was produced in partnership with Type Investigations and with support from the Fund for Investigative Journalism.
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