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Guardian — US

Judge to Declare Mistrial in Lindsay Clancy Case After Jury Deadlocks

A judge is set to declare a mistrial in the case of Lindsay Clancy, who is accused of murdering her three children, after the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict following extensive deliberations. The trial has highlighted concerns regarding maternal mental health issues.

Ars Technica

US Space Companies Withdraw from French Space Summit Amid White House Pressure

Several prominent US space companies have withdrawn from a French space summit organized by President Emmanuel Macron, reportedly under pressure from the White House. A representative from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy led discussions with the companies regarding the summit, which is not part of the usual international space conference schedule.

Al Jazeera English

Russian Drone Attacks Result in Civilian Casualties in Ukraine

Russian drone attacks have resulted in significant civilian casualties in Ukraine, with 38 deaths reported in Myla on August 29 and 12 more on September 1. The use of jet-powered drones has complicated interception efforts, leading to increased civilian fatalities. Ukrainian officials reported high Russian casualties and a shift in focus towards targeting Russian air defenses and refineries, which has caused economic repercussions in Russia, including fuel shortages.

The Daily Beast

Maria Bartiromo's Lawyer Denies Reports of Her Ouster from Fox News

Maria Bartiromo's lawyer has denied reports of her firing from Fox News, claiming they are false and irresponsible. Fox confirmed her departure but did not provide further details. Sources indicate that her exit may be linked to editorial disagreements and her communication with the White House regarding election-related content.

Guardian — US

Jury in Lindsay Clancy trial resumes deliberations after juror dispute

The jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial resumed deliberations on September 4, 2026, after a foreperson informed the judge that a juror was not following instructions about reasonable doubt. This situation has contributed to the jury's deadlock regarding Clancy's criminal responsibility for the deaths of her children.

Wired

Tesla's Cybercab Launches Amid Federal Investigation

Tesla's Cybercab, a driverless two-seater vehicle, is launching in Austin, Texas, while facing a federal investigation regarding its compliance with safety standards. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reviewing Tesla's claims of compliance as the agency updates regulations for autonomous vehicles. The investigation could lead to significant consequences for Tesla, including potential changes to vehicle design or civil penalties.

Breitbart

Federal Workforce Decreases by 11.2% Since January 2017

The federal workforce has decreased by 336,000 employees since President Trump took office, reflecting an 11.2 percent decline. As of August 2026, federal employment stands at 2.674 million, with a notable contrast to private sector hiring, which increased by 127,000 in the same month. Overall government employment rose by 35,000 due to state and local hiring.

Fox News — Latest

WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert to Retire at Year-End

Cathy Engelbert, the first commissioner of the WNBA, is set to retire at the end of the year after seven years in the role. Engelbert oversaw significant growth in the league, including expansion and increased viewership, despite facing criticism regarding marketing strategies.

Guardian — US

Texas Man Sentenced to 20 Years for 1986 Death of Teenager

James Elmore Jr. has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after being convicted of manslaughter in the death of Laura Miller, a teenager whose body was discovered in 1986 in the Texas Killing Fields. The case led to the founding of Texas EquuSearch by her father, Tim Miller.

Daily Wire

Incident Involving Baby Dolphin in Ceuta Under Investigation

A group of migrants in Ceuta, Spain, were filmed allegedly removing a baby dolphin from the water and striking it, leading to its death. The incident has prompted a formal complaint to the Civil Guard from the Association for the Defense of Urban Trees, Biodiversity and the Environment, which is calling for an investigation into the matter.

Washington Examiner

Huawei's Expansion Strategy in Response to U.S. Export Controls

Huawei's recent proposal to supply Egypt with artificial intelligence chips illustrates the company's strategy to expand internationally despite U.S. export controls. While the deal may not significantly elevate Egypt's AI capabilities, it highlights potential weaknesses in U.S. export strategies that could inadvertently aid Chinese firms in finding foreign customers. The evolving landscape suggests that U.S. companies may need to adapt to maintain competitiveness in the global market.

Fox News — Latest

Boo Carter's field goal block secures Colorado's 14-13 victory over Georgia Tech

On September 4, 2026, the Colorado Buffaloes defeated the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 14-13 in Atlanta, with Boo Carter blocking a last-minute field goal attempt. The victory followed a late touchdown pass from quarterback Julian Lewis to tight end Charlie Williams, marking a positive start to the season for Colorado after a challenging previous year.

Fox News — Latest

Pro Football Hall of Fame Revises Selection Process Following 2026 Bill Belichick Exclusion

The Pro Football Hall of Fame is revising its selection process, reducing the number of selectors from 50 to 28 and eliminating the traditional presentation system for candidates. The changes aim to improve the integrity of the selection process, particularly following the exclusion of Bill Belichick from the 2026 class. The Hall will now categorize candidates as Player, Coach, or Contributor, consolidating all players into one nomination category.