Recent articles from publications based in United States.
Electric Literatureby Marcelo Rubens Paiva6d ago
Where Has My Mother’s Knowledge Gone? A specialist in declaring friends’ parents incompetent, trusted lawyer of many, she herself was about to be declared incompetent “Where Is Here?” an excerpt...
US Top News and Analysisby Elsa Ohlen6d ago
Space-based missile defense is becoming a realistic option as countries confront increasingly sophisticated threats, according to the CEO of Canadian satellite technology company MDA Space.
Poynterby Jordan Friedman6d ago
During the vaudeville era, the Cherry Sisters of Marion, Iowa, built a reputation as the worst act to ever grace the stage.
Poynterby Amaris Castillo6d ago
A woman in Asheville, North Carolina, fled her home when floodwaters arrived at her door. Soon, her world was upended. Her apartment, she later learned, had been washed away by Hurricane Helene.
3 Quarks Dailyby Jonas Gardsby6d ago
by Jonas Gardsby Annie Dillard is now ineligible for the Nobel Prize. The Swedish Academy won’t award it posthumously.
FOX Newsby Melissa Rudy6d ago
Nearly half of Americans spend less than two hours outdoors in an entire week, according to a new national survey from the Nature & Health Alliance involving researchers at Texas A&M University.
FOX Newsby Jon Hage; Ed Pozzuoli6d ago
The lesson of social media is not that transformative technologies should be feared. It is that when children are involved, safeguards must come before harm – not after.
Electric Literatureby Electric Literature6d ago
Exclusive Cover Reveal of TECHNICOLOR HORSES by Michael Credico A vibrant collage of horses highlights the chaos of community when ecosystems erode Electric Literature is pleased to reveal the...
Esquireby Josh Rosenberg6d ago
When David Ellison defended Paramount Skydance’s purchase of Warner Bros. during a conference call Monday, he stated that it was a necessary move “to compete effectively with the leading streaming...
Timeby Miranda Jeyaretnam6d ago
The Iran-aligned Houthi rebels said they launched another strike on Riyadh’s main airport, after earlier attacks on Saudi Arabia killed three and injured 36.
Wiredby Brian Barrett6d ago
On any given day, Elon Musk is worth about a trillion dollars. This does not mean that he has a trillion dollar bills sitting in an old-timey vault in a dusty basement somewhere; his wealth is...
The 19thby Grace Panetta6d ago
BATH, Maine — Election after election, Republican Sen. Susan Collins has defied national political winds to return to office, representing a state that has backed Democrats in every presidential...
World Newsby JOSEPH WILSON; ALICIA LEÓN6d ago
MADRID (AP) — María del Carmen Abascal, the 87-year-old woman whose eviction from her longtime Madrid home sparked nationwide protests across Spain and unleashed a political crisis, died on...
FOX Newsby Ian Miller6d ago
The Chicago White Sox are suddenly the talk of the Second City. After years, decades even, of futility, the South Siders finally have the type of young, exciting team that fans love.
Salonby Sophia Tesfaye6d ago
I was wrong about Fox News. Or rather, I was wrong about what the network can be useful for. The conservative media behemoth is celebrating 30 years on the air this week.
FOX Newsby Deirdre Bardolf6d ago
Some of the most important conversations do not begin in an office or a classroom — they begin around the dinner table, celebrity chef Robert Irvine said.
CBS News6d ago
The trial of a man accused of killing a North Carolina college student 14 years ago began Wednesday with the prosecution alleging she was killed in a fit of rage by a stranger who left his DNA all...
FOX Newsby Stepheny Price6d ago
Human traffickers are turning children’s hunger, desperation and need for affection into tools of exploitation, a Colorado city police sergeant warned after his dedicated unit’s first year brought...
Poynterby Loreben Tuquero6d ago
Seated in a row with the most influential leaders in artificial intelligence, President Donald Trump announced that he was renaming the technology itself. “It’s not artificial.
CBS News6d ago
Washington — The Food and Drug Administration says its of the nation's main pill will continue into next year, a timeline that was quickly condemned by abortion rights opponents hoping to see the...
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