How to reset your wardrobe for September without spending a penny
The Independentby Helen Coffey·7 Sept 2026
Forget January – September is arguably the real reset month, when the seasonal transition from too hot to function to “back to school” energy focuses the mind and makes us hungry for a new start.
From katsu to cheesecake: 5 easy rice recipes to try this week
The Independentby Hannah Twiggs·7 Sept 2026
Rice does not generally need much help making its case. It is cheap, filling, keeps for months in the cupboard and can turn up at breakfast, lunch, dinner and, as it happens, pudding without...
Documentarian Alex Gibney on the power and influence of Elon Musk
The Independentby Lindsey Bahr·7 Sept 2026
Alex Gibney has made films about powerful people, corporations and organizations before: Enron, Elizabeth Holmes, Scientology and the U.S. military’s abuses at Bagram and Abu Ghraib are just a few.
When lunch is the main event, here's a 'Greek Out' take on halibut and halloumi skewers
The Independentby Maria Koutsogiannis·7 Sept 2026
The chapter on main dishes in my cookbook, “Greek Out,” starts with an explanation of what “main dish” means to me. Most people, understandably, immediately think of dinner.
Investigators hunt for what went wrong after cargo plane crash in Miami kills at least 5
The Independentby Anthony Izaguirre,David Fischer and Josh Funk·7 Sept 2026
Federal investigators on Monday are detailing their plans for determining what caused an Amazon cargo jet to barrel off a runway at Miami International Airport, killing at least five people and...
For New York's Haitian community, annual West Indian Day Parade means more in trying times
The Independentby Nancy Jiang·7 Sept 2026
Steel drums, flag-draped floats, and the smell of jerk chicken will fill Brooklyn’s Eastern Parkway on Monday, as hundreds of thousands turn out for the West Indian Day Parade, one of the largest...
Congo’s Ebola burial teams battle community anger, fatigue and fear of infection
The Independentby Constant Same Bagalwa and Ope Adetayo·7 Sept 2026
Yuma Adolphe and his team are responsible for the safe and dignified burial of some of the people who die from Ebola in Ituri, the epicenter of history's deadliest Ebola outbreak.
Fuel prices at record Labor Day high in US thanks to Iran War and refinery issues
The Independentby Jeffrey Collins·7 Sept 2026
It's never been more expensive in the U.S. to fill up the tank and take one last summer trip over the Labor Day weekend.
What to Stream: 'The Paper,' Bloc Party, 'Call My Agent!' and a 'Halloween' game
The Independentby The Associated Press·7 Sept 2026
The second season of “The Paper” and a new album from Bloc Party are some of the new television, films, music and games headed to a device near you.
Carbon credit financing emerges as Africa’s biggest bet for expanding clean cooking
The Independentby Allan Olingo·7 Sept 2026
Every morning, Mary Kavutha prepares breakfast for her two young children using an induction cooker in her Nairobi home.
Asian shares are mixed as chipmaker shares rally in Tokyo and Seoul
The Independentby Yuri Kageyama·7 Sept 2026
Asian shares were trading mixed on Monday, with benchmarks in Tokyo and Seoul leading gains thanks to buying of computer chipmakers' stocks.
Trump approval rating drops to record low in new poll
The Independentby Dan Haygarth·7 Sept 2026
Donald Trump’s approval rating has dropped to a record low in a major poll, presenting a headache for Republicans in the lead up to the midterm elections.
Carlos Alcaraz brushes aside Tommy Paul to reach US Open quarter-finals
The Independentby Andy Sims·7 Sept 2026
Clinical Carlos Alcaraz moved a step closer to making more tennis history after cruising into the US Open quarter-finals.
North Korea commissions 2nd naval destroyer as US, South Korea and Japan begin a military drill
The Independentby Hyung-Jin Kim and Kim Tong-Hyung·7 Sept 2026
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un commissioned his second naval destroyer and called for building a more reliable nuclear deterrent, state media reported Monday, as the U.S., South Korea and Japan...
Trump mocked over his new design for Space Force uniforms
The Independentby Rachel Dobkin·6 Sept 2026
Donald Trump has been mocked over his new design for Space Force uniforms, with social media users comparing them to the costumes worn by sci-fi villains – and even Nazis.
Trump finally turns on the faucet: MAGA PAC drops $10M to save Ken Paxton
The Independentby John Bowden·6 Sept 2026
Just one week after a Republican senator pleaded with him publicly to turn on the faucet and save Republicans in key races, Donald Trump appears to be listening.
‘I want to see wealth creation’ Healey to say as he tries to reassure nervous markets
The Independentby Kate Devlin·6 Sept 2026
Britain is turning a corner but must back wealth creation and ensure prosperity reaches every region if it is to solve its woes, John Healey will say in his first major speech as chancellor.
John Healey unveils £150m fund for northern firms in push for growth
The Independentby Sophie Wingate·6 Sept 2026
The Chancellor will unveil a £150 million fund for fast-growing northern firms as he sets out plans to grow the economy through an “active” state.
M&S superfan, 101, returns to store after four years in care home
The Independentby Neil Pooran·6 Sept 2026
A 101-year-old Marks & Spencer superfan has made a special trip to her favourite retailer after four years.
Six in 10 people support return of the assisted dying bill to parliament
The Independentby Aine Fox·6 Sept 2026
Six in 10 people support the return of the assisted dying bill to parliament, according to new polling.
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