Fox News — Latest
09:00 AM
Pennsylvania state Representative Chris Rabb defended streamer Hasan Piker amid criticism from some Democrats distancing themselves from him due to his controversial remarks. Rabb's support contrasts with the views of prominent Democrats, including House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, who condemned Piker's comments as anti-Semitic. Rabb is running in a heavily Democratic district and is favored to win in the upcoming election.
Fox News — Politics
09:00 AM
Pennsylvania state Rep. Chris Rabb defended streamer Hasan Piker amid criticism from some Democrats over Piker's controversial comments. Rabb's remarks come as prominent party figures, including House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, have condemned Piker for his statements about American Jews. Rabb is running for Congress in Pennsylvania's heavily Democratic 3rd District.
NPR — Top Stories
09:00 AM
A WNBA team is collaborating with national security experts in response to increasing threats and abuse faced by its players. This partnership reflects the growing popularity of the league and the challenges that come with it.
Washington Post — Politics
09:00 AM
Beth Macy is contesting the election against Rep. Ben Cline in a predominantly Republican district in Virginia. She seeks to connect with rural and working-class White voters through her personal story and the stories of the region.
Washington Post — World
09:00 AM
Kanye West's two sold-out concerts in St. Petersburg, Russia, have been canceled. This cancellation is indicative of the broader issues related to Western culture amid wartime tensions and the artist's controversial past remarks.
Washington Post — Business
09:00 AM
Federal Reserve officials are actively discussing the impact of artificial intelligence on the economy during their meetings. This analysis highlights the central bank's consideration of AI as a significant economic factor.
Wired
09:00 AM
A study published in Nature explored the effects of psilocybin on brain activity, finding that increased intensity of the psychedelic experience correlates with clearer neural signals. The research involved 62 participants and utilized neuroimaging techniques to track changes in brain activity, revealing that psilocybin may enhance the distinctiveness of experiences rather than induce chaos.
Deutsche Welle
08:37 AM
The US military, in collaboration with Ecuador, destroyed an alleged drug trafficking boat in the Eastern Pacific as part of efforts to combat drug trafficking in Latin America. The operation targeted a vessel linked to the Los Choneros organization, which is designated as a Foreign Terrorist Organization by the US. Ecuador's strategic location makes it a key transit hub for drug trafficking.
Daily Wire
08:32 AM
Michelle Obama discussed her experience as an empty nester on her podcast, stating she does not miss having her daughters at home and prefers their independence. She emphasized her enjoyment of her current life and schedule while reflecting on the different experiences of parenting between mothers and fathers.
New York Post
08:19 AM
Israeli police discovered an ancient burial cave while conducting an operation related to a violent family conflict in Silwan, East Jerusalem. The graves are believed to date back to the Second Temple period, and the Israel Antiquities Authority is involved in further examination of the site. This discovery adds to a series of archaeological finds in Jerusalem, highlighting the city's rich historical significance.
New York Post
08:12 AM
The Buffalo Convention Center has canceled a DHS job fair due to concerns about ICE's participation, leading to criticism from Republican officials. Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz stated that the event did not align with the community's values, while DHS defended ICE's role, citing public support for their actions. The expo was intended to recruit across various sectors amidst rising unemployment in the area.
New York Post
08:08 AM
Norwegians gathered on Saturday to mourn King Harald, who died at the age of 89. Crowds paid their respects at the royal palace, where his coffin will lie in state. His son has become the new king, known as King Haakon VIII, and is expected to take the oath in front of parliament on Tuesday.
New York Post
07:58 AM
Qwan’tez Stiggers returned to the field after a health scare to contribute to two turnovers in the Jets' 23-6 loss to the Giants on August 28, 2026. He forced an interception and recovered a fumble, but also faced challenges including a penalty and a near-touchdown against him.
New York Post
07:42 AM
AJ Rebollo, guitarist for Bad Wolves, has left the band, citing the decision to release a cover of Dolly Parton’s "Jolene" shortly after her death as a key reason. He accused the band's label of making decisions without the band's consent and expressed concerns about the negative impact on the band's morale. The band plans to release the cover with proceeds benefiting Parton’s Imagination Library despite their expressed disinterest.
Daily Mail
07:38 AM
A 41-year-old man died and at least six others were injured when a sign fell at the Big Church Festival in West Sussex on August 28, 2026. Emergency services responded to the incident, which occurred around 3:38 PM, and the festival has since been canceled. Authorities are investigating the incident and have urged witnesses to come forward.
Al Jazeera English
07:33 AM
Aston Villa has signed striker Nicolas Jackson from Chelsea for a reported fee of 65 million pounds ($88 million). Jackson, who previously played on loan at Bayern Munich, will replace Ollie Watkins, who is transferring to Al Hilal. Jackson has scored 30 goals in 81 appearances for Chelsea since joining in 2023.
New York Post
07:33 AM
The New York Giants have named rookie Dominic Zvada as their starting kicker for the upcoming season after a successful preseason finale against the Jets, where he made three field goals. Head coach John Harbaugh confirmed Zvada's position, acknowledging the strong competition from Ben Sauls. Additionally, the Giants employed a mix of coaching strategies during the game, including having quarterbacks coach Brian Callahan call plays.
BBC — World
07:11 AM
Gabriel Perez, a former White House teleprompter operator, has been fined over $172,000 for betting on President Trump's speeches using insider information. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission found that Perez made trades based on his knowledge of the speeches and has banned him from trading for three years.
New York Times — World
07:09 AM
Iceland will vote on Saturday to decide whether to restart talks about joining the European Union. The outcome of this vote may impact Iceland's future relationship with the EU.
Mother Jones
07:01 AM
Aaron Baugh, a pulmonary and critical care physician, has challenged the long-held belief that Black people have smaller lung capacities than white people, a notion embedded in spirometer testing. This race equation, which has led to misdiagnoses for many Black patients, is based on outdated and racist science. A collaboration between Reveal and The Race Equation podcast series highlights the implications of this flawed testing in medical practice.
Deutsche Welle
06:32 AM
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has commenced a state visit to Uzbekistan, followed by attendance at the SCO Summit in Kyrgyzstan. Concurrently, the Indian foreign ministry reports that at least 320 Indian nationals are missing in Nepal due to recent floods caused by a glacier collapse. Modi's visit aims to strengthen cooperation with Uzbekistan in various sectors.
Al Jazeera English
06:11 AM
Gulf states are establishing new security partnerships in response to the ongoing conflict with Iran, emphasizing deeper cooperation and integration. The Mecca Joint Defence Agreement among Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and Pakistan exemplifies this shift towards a more layered security system. As Gulf states enhance their operational ties with both regional and Western partners, the effectiveness of these collaborations will be tested in future crises.
The Daily Beast
06:09 AM
The FBI has revised its hiring guidelines under Director Kash Patel, allowing some past behaviors, such as hiring prostitutes or theft, to be reconsidered for employment eligibility. The changes aim to improve recruitment following significant personnel losses. The bureau maintains that criminal behavior remains disqualifying in certain circumstances.
The Daily Beast
06:09 AM
The FBI has revised its hiring guidelines to allow applicants with certain past offenses, such as hiring a prostitute or theft, to be considered for employment under specific conditions. This change aims to improve recruitment following significant personnel losses. The bureau maintains that criminal behavior remains disqualifying but allows for flexibility in evaluating applicants' circumstances.
Hacker News — Front Page
06:06 AM
At Hot Chips 2026, Samsung showcased its Processing-in-Memory (PIM) technology, which integrates MAC units into LPDDR5X memory chips to enhance bandwidth and reduce latency. The LPDDR5X-PIM chips can achieve a bandwidth of 614 GB/s, significantly higher than traditional DRAM. However, the implementation of PIM poses challenges for software and multitasking environments, requiring careful management of memory access and potential adjustments to existing hardware.
New York Post
05:50 AM
A construction worker was killed in Texas when a home collapsed due to winds of 50 to 70 mph on Thursday. Two workers escaped, while one was rescued but later died from severe injuries. The incident occurred during intense storms in the area.
New York Post
05:47 AM
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation announced a change in its language policy regarding the September 11 attacks, previously instructing staff not to refer to them as 'terrorist attacks.' The memo, released ahead of the 25th anniversary of the attacks, clarified that direct attribution is not required when describing the events as terrorism. The change aims to enhance clarity and public understanding following a controversy over the leaked internal guidance.
New York Times — World
05:43 AM
Nepal has reported that around 2,400 people are missing as a result of flooding, with more than 550 individuals also unaccounted for in China. Rescue efforts are hindered by fears of further flooding in the region.
New York Post
05:37 AM
A 60-year-old woman was seriously injured after being ejected from her seat on the Rocky Mountain Coaster at Copper Mountain Resort in Colorado. The incident is under investigation by the Colorado Division of Oil and Public Safety, and the ride remains closed. The woman is currently hospitalized.
Daily Mail
05:35 AM
A flash flood in Nepal has resulted in at least 538 deaths and over 1,500 people missing. Rescue efforts are ongoing but hindered by damaged infrastructure and worsening weather conditions. Communities are coming together to support those affected, while many families continue to search for their missing loved ones.
Al Jazeera English
05:27 AM
On August 28, 2026, thousands gathered in Washington, D.C. to honor Martin Luther King Jr. on the 63rd anniversary of his speech. The march emphasized the significance of voting rights and included notable attendees such as Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
New York Post
05:20 AM
Coast Guard Lieutenant Connor Overstreet was fatally shot in Bryn Mawr-Skyway, Washington, early Sunday morning. The King County Medical Examiner ruled his death a homicide, and police are seeking information from the public regarding the incident. Overstreet's family has offered an $11,000 reward for information that could lead to the identification of the shooter.
Al Jazeera English
05:18 AM
Iceland is voting on whether to restart EU accession talks after a 13-year pause, amid economic challenges and security concerns heightened by geopolitical tensions. Recent polls show the public is nearly evenly split on the issue. Experts discuss the potential benefits and drawbacks of EU membership, particularly regarding the fishing industry and national security.
New York Post
05:09 AM
Tim McGraw fell onstage during his Cincinnati concert after arriving 40 minutes late. He attributed the delay to travel and weather issues and continued the performance after the fall. Earlier in the week, he honored the late Dolly Parton on social media.
New York Post
04:47 AM
Royce White attended a WNBA game wearing a blonde wig, shortly after being banned from the 2027 draft alongside Enes Kanter Freedom. Both are advocating for transgender participation in women's sports, which has sparked reactions from players and the league. The WNBA has declared them ineligible for the draft and criticized their actions as publicity stunts.
Al Jazeera English
04:14 AM
King Harald V of Norway has died at the age of 89. He was recognized as Europe's oldest reigning monarch.
New York Post
04:06 AM
Angel Reese's eighth technical foul was rescinded by the WNBA after the Atlanta Dream's loss to the Portland Fire, keeping her eligible to play. The foul was assessed during the fourth quarter of the game, but officials later determined it was unwarranted. The Dream's record fell to 25-14 with the loss.
New York Times — World
04:01 AM
Icelanders gathered in Reykjavik on August 29, 2026, to protest the resumption of discussions about joining the European Union. The rally featured a banner with the word 'no' in Icelandic.
New York Times — World
04:01 AM
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been actively engaging in diplomatic relations, having visited at least 20 countries in the past year. His attendance at the Group of 7 summit in June 2026 highlights his involvement in global discussions.
Fox News — Politics
03:54 AM
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered a pause on state funding for AI-powered Flock cameras due to rising privacy concerns. The move follows increasing cancellations of contracts with Flock by Texas cities and counties, as well as scrutiny from federal lawmakers regarding the company's surveillance network.
Fox News — Latest
03:54 AM
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered a pause on state funding for AI-powered Flock cameras due to privacy concerns. Most funding for these cameras comes from federal sources, and several Texas cities are canceling their contracts with Flock amid growing scrutiny over data sharing and privacy issues.
New York Post
03:53 AM
Dimone Fleming, a Bronx mother, was found not guilty by reason of mental illness for the deaths of her two children in 2022. Psychiatric evaluations indicated she was experiencing severe psychosis at the time. Fleming will remain in custody for further evaluation, with a court date set for September 18.
Al Jazeera English
03:48 AM
Former Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno has been sentenced to five years in prison for bribery related to the Coca Codo Sinclair hydroelectric plant. The court found him guilty of accepting bribes totaling approximately $76.1 million from the Chinese firm Sinohydro, and he is permanently barred from holding public office. Moreno and several family members were convicted in connection with the case.
Fox News — Latest
03:45 AM
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 10-8 at Wrigley Field, with home plate umpire Bill Miller struggling in the game by going 0-for-8 on automated ball-strike system challenges. The Cubs won five challenges while the Reds won three, and Miller's performance is noted as the worst since the introduction of the ABS challenge system in 2026.
Al Jazeera English
03:35 AM
Rescue operations have resumed in the Nepal-Tibet border region following severe flooding that has resulted in at least 633 deaths and nearly 3,000 people missing. The Nepalese government has requested specialized assistance from India and China as concerns about a second glacial flood prompted a temporary halt in operations. International aid has arrived from various countries and organizations to support the ongoing rescue efforts.
Al Jazeera English
03:35 AM
Rescue operations have resumed in the Nepal-Tibet border region following a glacier collapse that has resulted in a rising death toll, now reported at 579 in Nepal and five in Tibet. Concerns over a newly formed lake temporarily halted rescue efforts, but operations have resumed as risks were deemed manageable. International aid is being provided as officials warn that the death toll may continue to increase.
New York Post
03:25 AM
The New York Jets lost to the New York Giants 23-6 in their preseason finale at MetLife Stadium. Key points include injuries to edge rusher Joseph Ossai, the team's interception streak continuing into the regular season, and Nate Lynn's performance with another sack. Lynn is expected to join the practice squad.
New York Post
03:23 AM
Jerry Sandusky, convicted of child sexual abuse, has reiterated his innocence amid reports that one of his accusers plans to recant his testimony. Sandusky claims that financial incentives and prosecutor pressure led to false allegations against him. He is scheduled for a court hearing on September 8 regarding the recantation.
New York Post
03:23 AM
The New York Giants defeated the New York Jets 23-6 in their preseason finale on August 28, 2026. The game highlighted the team's running back depth, with Najee Harris making a strong debut and Tyrone Tracy Jr. contributing before leaving with an injury. Wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. also had a solid performance, as the Giants prepare for their regular-season opener on September 13.
Washington Examiner
03:21 AM
Vice President JD Vance and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin have requested an investigation into the Biden administration's response to a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, which resulted in the release of toxic chemicals. They expressed concerns about potential systemic failures in the response and the adequacy of health assessments for affected residents.