Recent articles from publications based in United States.
Germany's leader under huge pressure as far-right AfD gains steam, but could he be forced out?
CBS Newsby Anna Noryskiewicz·18 Sept 2026
Berlin — German leader Friedrich Merz's position is under threat as the far-right surges in popularity and support for his own center-right party tanks.
Adopt This Data Center Plushie and Hear Its Piercing Scream
Wiredby Boone Ashworth·18 Sept 2026
Uh oh, we got a cute alert! It’s Bezzy, your adorable, cuddly, anthropomorphized server-rack and stuffed-animal friend!
Trump, 80, Is Shocked by What’s in His Own Executive Order
The New Republicby Edith Olmsted·18 Sept 2026
President Donald Trump admitted that he had no clue what was in his own executive order. During a dinner in the White House Rose Garden Thursday, Trump announced an executive order on...
Social Security reform plans could sway voters in battleground Senate races, survey finds
US Top News and Analysisby Lorie Konish·18 Sept 2026
Senators elected this November are slated to be in office in the fourth quarter of 2032 — the projected depletion date for the trust fund Social Security relies on to help pay retirement benefits.
‘It’s discouraging’: Increasingly expensive housing market stymies would-be buyers
NBC Newsby Maya Huter·18 Sept 2026
The average interest rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage soared to 7.2% this week, its highest in a year and a half.
Chemical Conversations Between Forests and the Sky Affect Air Quality, Clouds, and More - Eos
Eosby Dennis Clark·18 Sept 2026
Do forests cool the planet or warm it? It’s a deceptively simple question with no clear answer. The catch is that the same forest can push climate in opposite directions at once.
Venusian Sulfur Clouds Might Not Be So Inhospitable After All - Eos
Eosby Karthik Vinod·18 Sept 2026
Venus’s pale face enshrouds a hostile reality unfolding beneath its clouds, one that’s inhospitable for life-forms as we know them.
Yes, America, this is really who we are. Vote if you want to change it
Salonby Brian Karem·18 Sept 2026
“This is not who we are.” After every recent political tragedy, from shooting American citizens to killing Iranian schoolchildren, someone always says that: Somehow, it’s not who we really are.
The AI revolution could become a national security disaster if we aren't careful
FOX Newsby Alexandra Seymour·18 Sept 2026
Reindustrialization is alive in America. Yet the recent backlash on artificial intelligence (AI) data centers reveals we have not learned from our offshoring mistakes: creating dependencies that...
Ex-Dem insider reveals why Biden's daughter threatened to sue her: 'Bordered on parody'
FOX Newsby Leo Briceno·18 Sept 2026
Ashley Biden, the daughter of former President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden, threatened to sue a former Democratic fundraiser for spilling secret internal discussions about her father’s...
In PBS's Heartrending 'Trespasses,' Love Defies War in '70s Belfast
Timeby Judy Berman·18 Sept 2026
In an early scene of the exquisitely devastating miniseries Trespasses, two strangers in a pub ruminate on the relationship between art and pain.
Anthropic and OpenAI need truly independent safety evaluators, experts say in public letter
US Top News and Analysisby Jonathan Vanian·18 Sept 2026
Over 100 artificial intelligence experts and evaluators are banding together to warn they won't have the necessary resources and protections to test the safety of AI technology, which is facing...
What's behind 'one of paleontology's most enduring enigmas'?
Science Newsby Margherita Bassi·18 Sept 2026
A honeycomb-shaped pattern in marine sediments has befuddled scientists for more than 150 years, but a new study points to a potential culprit.
Back to ‘A Different World’: An Exclusive Look at the Beloved Sitcom's Netflix Return
Vanity Fairby Kristal Brent Zook·18 Sept 2026
For decades, Susan Fales-Hill thought she knew exactly why A Different World was killed. It certainly wasn’t low ratings: at its peak, the Cosby Show spin-off about life at a fictional HBCU was one...
The ‘MobLand’ Season 2 Premiere Is Explosive as Hell. I Love It.
Esquireby Josh Rosenberg·18 Sept 2026
A miracle happened in MobLand, UK last Thursday. Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren participated in a three-way hug at the world premiere for MobLand season 2, with the veteran actors...
It’s supposed to be easy to make your boss pay up for lost wages. Instead it takes years
CalMattersby Jeanne Kuang·18 Sept 2026
For years, California has struggled to address a mounting backlog of workers claiming labor law violations, even as it collected millions of dollars from employers each year for enforcement.
Meta’s Copyright System Is Being Weaponized Against Albanian Protesters
Wiredby Ruchi Kumar·18 Sept 2026
European lawmakers are calling for an investigation into Meta after the mass suspension of accounts posting about anti-government protests in Albania, in what observers believe is a coordinated...
Can tech really get you off your phone and into real life?
FOX Newsby Kurt Knutsson; CyberGuy Report·18 Sept 2026
How many times have you picked up your phone to check one thing and found yourself still scrolling 30 minutes later? I know I've done it. Our phones make it incredibly easy to stay connected.
Holdout Lindsay Clancy juror says he didn’t have ‘any doubts’ during contentious deliberations
NBC Newsby Rebecca Cohen·18 Sept 2026
Michael P. Desronvil, the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, said he didn’t have “any doubts” during the combative, dayslong deliberations that ended in a mistrial earlier this...
Flock CEO, tech rivals called to testify before senators over AI camera privacy concerns
FOX Newsby Preston Mizell·18 Sept 2026
FIRST ON FOX: The CEOs of four companies, including Flock Safety, are being called to testify before a Senate panel next week as lawmakers look to crack down on AI-powered surveillance camera...
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