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The Proud Boys next door
Mother Jonesby Lisa Armstrong·14 Sept 2026
Michael Premo was gasping for air. It was January 6, 2021, and Premo and his partner, fellow filmmaker Rachel Falcone, were crushed against a wall in the Lower West Terrace tunnel at the US...
Stefon Diggs guilty of NFL's dumbest move of Week 1 and it may have decided Commanders loss to Eagles
FOX Newsby Armando Salguero·14 Sept 2026
The dumbest thing any NFL player did in Week 1 of the regular season? That was Stefon Diggs, who was guilty of a clownish touchdown celebration that cost his team – perhaps dearly.
ESPN gave Ted Cruz 10 minutes on ‘College GameDay.’ Critics say it crossed a line. - Poynter
Poynterby Tom Jones·14 Sept 2026
ESPN has spent the past several years trying to navigate — often awkwardly and inconsistently — the delicate balance between discussing sports, politics and social issues.
Stocks tumble after AI leaders warn that the industry should slow down
NBC Newsby Steve Kopack·14 Sept 2026
Stock futures fell sharply Monday morning, led by tech stocks, after leading artificial intelligence CEOs called for a slowdown in the pace of developing the revolutionary technology.
NFL Week 1 takeaways: Bengals flash contender upside, Bears explode and Packers collapse
FOX Newsby Dan Zaksheske·14 Sept 2026
I love the NFL and I don't care who knows it. As sad as I am to see summer coming to an end, I couldn't be more excited that the best league on the planet is back and in full swing.
Trump Says He'd 'Love to See' Ireland Unified, Sparking British Backlash
Timeby Chad de Guzman·14 Sept 2026
Departing from decades of neutrality practiced by U.S. Presidents on the delicate issue of Northern Ireland’s nationhood, Donald Trump on Saturday during his visit to Ireland said that he would...
This Anonymous Caller Is Not a Metaphor for Her Despair - Electric Literature
Electric Literatureby Chris Vanjonack·14 Sept 2026
Introduction by Weston Morrow When I was young, I naively thought one city couldn’t be so different from the next. Were Seattle and Philadelphia really that distinct?
India’s retail inflation hits 4.8% in August, rises for 10th straight month
US Top News and Analysisby Priyanka Salve·14 Sept 2026
India's consumer price inflation rose to 4.82% in August from 4.45% in July, adding to pressure on the country's central bank to raise key benchmark rates.
Trump says China 'spies' on US after new report and more top headlines
FOX Newsby Fox News·14 Sept 2026
Good morning and welcome to Fox News’ morning newsletter, Fox News First. And here's what you need to know to start your day ... TOP 3 1. Trump says China 'spies' on US after new report 2.
View: Trump needs to listen to Africa to shape AGOA’s future
Semaforby Witney W. Schneidman·14 Sept 2026
At a moment when the US is reconsidering the extent and purpose of its engagement abroad, I find myself returning to a lesson I confronted often in my time in government: After more than five...
Shark attacks, seriously injures surfer at popular beach in Australia
CBS News·14 Sept 2026
A surfer in his 50s was rushed to a hospital on Monday after being bitten by a shark at a popular beach in Western Australia, the state government and local ambulance service said.
Trump renamed Lake Ontario. Newsrooms still have to decide what to call it - Poynter
Poynterby Matthew Crowley·14 Sept 2026
For the Associated Press stylebook, Gulf of Mexico stayed. Lake Ontario will, too. In January 2025, Donald Trump, fresh into his second term, issued an executive order to rename the Gulf of Mexico...
Woman loses best friend to ovarian cancer, then receives same devastating diagnosis months later
FOX Newsby Melissa Rudy·14 Sept 2026
A Minnesota woman whose best friend died from ovarian cancer was stunned when she was diagnosed with the same disease less than a year later.
The coming AI war will be about whether truth can triumph over propaganda
FOX Newsby Noosheen Hashemi·14 Sept 2026
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes how we learn and understand the past, America and China are competing over systems that will shape what billions believe. A library gave you 10 books.
What It Was Like to Know Gloria Steinem
Timeby Ai-jen Poo·14 Sept 2026
I was a 33-year-old organizer when I first met Gloria Steinem in 2007. Despite being a women’s studies major in college, I had not fully grasped Gloria’s role in supporting grassroots women's...
College students feel more pressure to be perfect. Experts explain why
US Top News and Analysisby Gili Malinsky·14 Sept 2026
As they navigate their newfound freedom, today's college students might be forming an unexpected and potentially unhealthy habit: perfectionism. Researchers in Canada and the U.K.
How Escalating Attacks in Yemen Impact Global Oil Trade
Timeby Miranda Jeyaretnam·14 Sept 2026
An escalating wave of attacks around the Red Sea has pushed oil prices above $100 a barrel, as Houthi territorial gains near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and strikes on Saudi energy infrastructure...
Wake up more easily with this sunrise alarm clock — which happens to be 30% off right now
NBC Newsby Bethany Heitman·14 Sept 2026
As mornings grow darker with fall’s shorter days, waking up gets that much harder — but a sunrise alarm clock can help ease the transition.
States already have a good way to ensure election integrity—and MAGA hates it
Mother Jonesby Michael Mechanic·14 Sept 2026
In January 2022, at an event hosted by one of the scores of local “election integrity” groups inspired by Donald Trump’s fraudulent assertion that voter fraud had cost him the 2020 election...
Sexually Explicit Deepfake Sites Target 100-Plus Politicians in Europe
Wiredby Matt Burgess·14 Sept 2026
Almost 150 politicians across Europe have been included on harmful deepfake pornography websites over the last few years, according to new research seen by WIRED.
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