Recent articles from publications based in United States.
OCCRP16 Sept 2026
Some of the transfers were large and instantaneous, including one payment worth approximately $986,000 that was moved out of Khimreaktyv within 45 minutes of the charitable funds hitting the...
Wiredby Molly Taft16 Sept 2026
Lifeguard Greg Wilfert was swimming off the coast of Scarborough, Maine, in August when he was yanked underwater by a force tugging on his rescue buoy.
Literary Hubby David Gessner16 Sept 2026
The Movie Star and the Mountain: On Robert Redford’s Sundance Origin Story David Gessner Remembers the Star and Conservationist, a Year After His Death I.
Literary Hubby Tobias Carroll16 Sept 2026
Revisiting Vikram Chandra’s Ode to the Art of Human Coding in the Age of AI Tobias Carroll Talks to the Author of Geek Sublime About the Ubiquity of Vibe Coding Twelve years ago, Vikram Chandra’s...
Literary Hubby Abdelrahman ElGendy16 Sept 2026
How an Egyptian Prison Poem Came to Structure My Memoir Abdelrahman ElGendy on the Way Language Can Build a Relationship Between Author and Reader I wrote my memoir, Huna, in English, which is to...
Literary Hubby Devon Halliday16 Sept 2026
Who Are MFA Workshops *Really* For? Devon Halliday Considers the MFA and Its Discontents How many writers does it take to fix a short story?
Literary Hubby Anna Holmes16 Sept 2026
Anna Holmes on Why “No” Is the Most Powerful Word a Woman Can Say Today “For women ‘no’ can be a declaration of war, a call to arms, a rejection of the very traits that society deems most...
NBC Newsby Adela Suliman16 Sept 2026
Tributes began pouring in Wednesday after a deadly news helicopter crash in Los Angeles left three people dead. The crash took place just before 7p.m.
Literary Hubby Joseph Margulies16 Sept 2026
In Prison, White Supremacist Literature Is Required Reading “White supremacy welcomed his rage, and that made it irresistible.” To survive the box, you learn to fish.
Literary Hubby Adam Kirsch16 Sept 2026
What Fascination With UFOs Reveals About Conspiratorial Thinking in America Adam Kirsch Explores the Intersection of Belief in Aliens and Lack of Trust in Institutions and Experts A detective story...
Literary Hubby Lydia Mathis16 Sept 2026
Embodied, Unbodied, and the Body Destroyed: Five Books About the Body Lydia Mathis Recommends Justin Torres, Jesmyn Ward, Sarah Gailey, and More In undergrad, I took a few creative writing classes...
Poynterby Tracey Compton16 Sept 2026
This column is part of the Indianapolis Public Editor project, a pilot program designed to test whether the presence of a public editor who analyzes local coverage can elevate audience trust in...
3 Quarks Dailyby Barry Goldman16 Sept 2026
by Barry Goldman Suppose Jones receives a communication from a Nigerian prince. The prince convinces Jones that if he provides access to his checking account, the prince will deposit $5 million...
FOX Newsby Newt Gingrich16 Sept 2026
Republicans can win the 2026 election. They can expand the House majority, win Senate races, strengthen Republican governors and state legislators, and build a much broader national majority.
Open Cultureby Colin Marshall16 Sept 2026
Most of us can rattle off the first few words-that-stand-for-letters of the NATO phonetic alphabet.
FOX Newsby Brett Harrison16 Sept 2026
The attacks of September 11 fundamentally changed how the United States thinks about national security.
FOX Newsby Rebecca Grant16 Sept 2026
The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is heading for home port in San Diego, while the USS George H. W.
KFF Health Newsby Sarah Jane Tribble16 Sept 2026
States bet big on rural health startups, with a Silicon Valley twist When Josh Fleig, Louisiana’s chief innovation officer, learned his state had set aside $20 million a year, for five years, to...
Inside Climate Newsby By Kate Waxman16 Sept 2026
In the East Tampa neighborhood where Dee Morales bought her house, residents have been asking for a supermarket for 10 years. They still don’t have one.
Wiredby Kate Knibbs16 Sept 2026
Every day, a newsletter from the prediction market Polymarket hits my inbox with a subject line that could easily come from any number of politics-focused newspapers or magazines.
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