Recent articles from publications based in United States.
Lawfareby Jack Goldsmith14 Sept 2026
Editor's note: This piece is cross-posted with "Executive Functions." Twenty-five years ago today, Congress passed the 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF), which President Bush...
Lawfareby Tom Uren14 Sept 2026
America's Drivers Licence Breach is a National Security Disaster Last week, Krebs On Security broke the story of a newly launched dark web service calling itself Nexus that was selling access to...
Eosby Matt Giampoala and Steven A. Hauck, II14 Sept 2026
In celebration of Peer Review Week 2026, American Geophysical Union (AGU) Publications recognizes 244 outstanding reviewers for their work in 2025, as selected by the editors of each journal.
CalMattersby Shirley Weber14 Sept 2026
As California’s elections face greater scrutiny, voters will get to select their secretary of state, Democratic incumbent Shirley Weber or Republican Don Wagner.
CalMattersby Ana B. Ibarra14 Sept 2026
IN SUMMARY - Nearly 25,000 Californians could see their medication switched next year. - Doctors can object, but insurers would gain new power over prescriptions.
CalMattersby Anissa Durham14 Sept 2026
In summary National research shows emergency room visits connected to self-harm climbed through 2021, and the numbers remain elevated above pandemic-levels in California even as other indicators of...
GQby Kevin Lincoln14 Sept 2026
In the predawn darkness of a Southern California birth center in July 2024, my son erupted from between my wife’s legs like a screaming jack-in-the-box.
GQby Adam Gretz14 Sept 2026
Even when the NHL was at the peak of its popularity, the league has always had to fight an uphill battle to secure a foothold in the busy ecosystem of American sports.
Salonby Alex Mierjeski14 Sept 2026
On May 24, Donald Trump Jr. was celebrating in the Bahamas, as scantily clad dancers in stilettos and sailor caps performed for him and his guests.
FOX Newsby Ryan Gaydos14 Sept 2026
Dominik Mysterio vowed to walk into Triplemania 34 as the AAA mega champion and walk out the same when he defended his title against El Grande Americano in Mexico City on Sunday.
Mongabay Globalby Alexandra Popescu14 Sept 2026
- In Panama, various initiatives are underway to reduce bycatch of sharks and rays, led by biologists, NGOs, politicians, and local restaurants.
CBS Newsby Jo Ling Kent14 Sept 2026
"I won't lie to you – there are real dangers," said Anthropic CEO and cofounder Dario Amodei about the development of artificial intelligence.
Semaforby Liz Hoffman14 Sept 2026
The Scene “These are national resources that are now being monetized for the nation,” Pandu Sjahrir tells me when we meet.
Mother Jonesby Lisa Armstrong14 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...
FOX Newsby Armando Salguero14 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.
Poynterby Tom Jones14 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.
NBC Newsby Steve Kopack14 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.
FOX Newsby Dan Zaksheske14 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.
Timeby Chad de Guzman14 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...
Electric Literatureby Chris Vanjonack14 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?
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