Fox News — Politics
08:39 PM
House Democrats voted against a Republican proposal to limit the number of Supreme Court justices to nine, with the amendment failing to secure the necessary votes. The proposal was introduced in response to concerns about potential Democratic plans to expand the court if they regain control of Congress. The debate highlighted differing perspectives on the independence of the judiciary and the implications of changing the number of justices.
Mother Jones
08:34 PM
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a one-year moratorium on the use of AI in elementary and middle schools, affecting approximately 600,000 students. The policy includes screen-time restrictions and prohibits companion chatbots, while introducing AI critical thinking training for high school students.
Ars Technica
08:32 PM
A driver's license was found for sale on the dark web shortly after being scanned by a car rental company employee. An exposé revealed that over 153 million licenses are available through a service called Nexus, which offers detailed scans that may aid in creating counterfeit IDs.
Al Jazeera English
08:30 PM
In Nepal, families are conducting symbolic funerals while rescue teams search for survivors and bodies. The ongoing search has left thousands of individuals still missing.
Washington Post — Business
08:30 PM
Employers forecast an average 8.2% rise in health insurance costs for 2027, the largest increase in twenty years. Employees will also contribute to this cost increase.
Guardian — US
08:29 PM
A Pennsylvania police officer has been charged with voluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of Glenwood Earl Pysher IV, a college student who approached the wrong house while searching for friends. Body-camera footage revealed the officer fired two shots at Pysher, who was unarmed and had his hands raised.
TechCrunch
08:19 PM
OpenAI's Astra model will implement a reasoning technique called 'recurrent depth,' which may complicate the monitoring of its reasoning process, according to a report by The Information. AI safety experts, including Redwood CEO Buck Shlegeris and advocate Zvi Mowshowitz, have expressed concerns about the implications of this technique for AI safety and the potential need for regulations. OpenAI maintains that the use of this technique is limited and emphasizes its commitment to maintaining legible chains of thought.
New York Post
08:15 PM
The San Francisco 49ers are heading to Melbourne, Australia, to escape a challenging offseason filled with injuries and controversies, including head coach Kyle Shanahan's car accident and the legal issues of owner Jed York. The trip offers the team a chance to regroup and focus on their upcoming game against the Rams, as they seek to reconnect and regain control of their season.
New York Post
08:13 PM
Lionel Richie has been released from the hospital after a three-day stay in the ICU due to dehydration following a concert. He is now back home in Los Angeles and reported to be doing well. This hospitalization follows a previous health scare in June when he fell ill during a performance.
BBC — World
08:12 PM
The jury in the trial of Lindsay Clancy has reported a deadlock for the second time in two days. Clancy is accused of murdering her three children in 2023, and the jury has not yet reached a unanimous decision.
Al Jazeera English
08:12 PM
President Donald Trump proposed renaming the Strait of Hormuz to 'Trump Strait,' claiming U.S. control over the waterway despite ongoing Iranian attacks. This suggestion follows U.S. airstrikes in Iran and escalating tensions in the region, with oil prices rising and Iran maintaining its claim over the strait. The conflict has now entered its seventh month, contrary to Trump's initial expectations of a quick resolution.
The Verge
08:11 PM
Google has introduced the Gemini 3.8 Flash model, which enhances reasoning capabilities compared to its predecessor. The pricing remains unchanged, but the new model may result in higher costs due to increased token usage for performance optimization.
New York Times — US
08:05 PM
The Department of Homeland Security is conducting an investigation into state voter rolls to find evidence of noncitizen voter fraud in preparation for the upcoming November elections. This effort is intended to uphold the integrity of the electoral process.
New York Times — Politics
08:05 PM
The Department of Homeland Security is conducting an investigation into state voter rolls to identify potential noncitizen voter fraud as the November elections approach. This action is aimed at maintaining the integrity of the electoral process.
Washington Examiner
08:03 PM
A senior ally of Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has urged the Democratic Party to focus on winning the House in the upcoming elections, following defections by two centrist Democrats during a vote on socialism. Rep. Gregory Meeks emphasized unity within the party, while Jeffries indicated that there would be repercussions for the defectors, who defended their votes as necessary for advancing important legislation.
Guardian — US
08:02 PM
The US Department of Justice has instructed states to broaden their reporting of undocumented immigrants, reversing a long-standing policy. States receiving federal funds for low-income support programs must now report undocumented immigrants across all government agencies.
Guardian — US
08:01 PM
Donald Trump commented positively on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's return to the UK, stating he was not a fan of them. He praised the late Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III, mentioning his good relationships with both.
New York Times — Tech
08:00 PM
Tenants in public housing in Concord, New Hampshire, are expressing concerns over new monitors that collect data such as decibel levels, Bluetooth signals, and motion. The residents are troubled by the potential privacy implications of this data collection.
New York Times — US
07:59 PM
The jury in Lindsay Clancy's trial has declared itself deadlocked and unable to reach a verdict. Clancy admits to killing her children in 2023 but is mounting an insanity defense.
Washington Post — Politics
07:57 PM
A plane carrying DHS Secretary Mullin and 13 others made an emergency landing after experiencing engine failure. The landing was reported to have gone smoothly.
NPR — Top Stories
07:56 PM
The IRS reduced its auditing staff in 2025, resulting in a drop in tax collections from enforcement activities. An Inspector General report highlights the potential negative consequences of this staffing decision.
Guardian — US
07:55 PM
JD Vance expressed his belief in doing 'God's work' during a podcast interview, stating he would not be shocked by the presence of the antichrist. He also indicated acceptance of the notion that his actions could lead to the end times.
Ars Technica
07:54 PM
The FCC plans to implement a robocall mitigation scorecard to assess phone companies' effectiveness in blocking spam calls. The scorecards may include various metrics and categorize providers based on their performance.
New York Times — US
07:54 PM
The California Legislature has approved a bill related to classic cars, with Jay Leno participating in a drive around the State Capitol in a Pontiac Trans Am. The bill aims to address issues concerning classic vehicles in the state.
Daily Wire
07:53 PM
A shooting incident in downtown Minneapolis resulted in at least two fatalities and injuries to several others, including three police officers. The shooting occurred during a response to a domestic disturbance, and the suspected gunman is also deceased.
Washington Examiner
07:52 PM
President Donald Trump will participate in a ceremony at the White House on September 8, 2026, to honor the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks alongside the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. The event will feature a 21-foot steel beam from the World Trade Center and will include officials from various fire departments and the Trump administration.
The Hill
07:44 PM
During a closed-door meeting, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer was questioned by Republican lawmakers about the Trump administration's trade issues with Canada and the reduction of beef import tariffs. The meeting was part of a regular weekly discussion on the administration's trade agenda.
PBS NewsHour
07:39 PM
The Kennedy Center removed the 'Blue' sculpture by Joel Shapiro on September 2, 2026. The decision is part of ongoing changes at the center amid legal disputes related to the Trump administration. The sculpture may be reinstalled elsewhere through the Joel Shapiro and Ellen Phelan Foundation.
Ars Technica
07:37 PM
NASA has announced a change in the design of its lunar spacesuit, opting for a simpler version called the 'Sortie Suit' for its upcoming missions to the Moon's South Pole, planned for as early as 2028. This decision aims to reduce the suit's mass and complexity while improving compatibility with lunar landers from SpaceX and Blue Origin.
Daily Wire
07:37 PM
President Donald Trump announced his commitment to campaign for Republicans in 35 competitive races in the lead-up to the midterm elections. He made this pledge during a White House dinner attended by Republican lawmakers and cabinet members, emphasizing the importance of campaigning in close races and planning to hold telephone town halls to support candidates.
Washington Examiner
07:33 PM
The jury in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial has informed the judge that they cannot reach a unanimous verdict for the second time. Clancy is accused of killing her three children in 2023 and is pursuing an insanity defense, while the prosecution argues she made a conscious choice to commit the murders. The trial has been ongoing for five weeks.
The Hill
07:33 PM
The U.S. government is increasing the amount of imported beef allowed into the food supply to help reduce prices. This move is intended to stabilize the beef market amidst rising costs.
Fox News — Politics
07:32 PM
A Virginia judge has paused the implementation of new restrictions on local cooperation with federal immigration authorities, impacting Governor Abigail Spanberger's administration. The ruling is part of a broader legal challenge involving similar legislation in Maryland, where local sheriffs are also contesting restrictions on their cooperation with ICE.
Fox News — Politics
07:29 PM
On September 2, 2026, a plane carrying DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin made an emergency landing due to engine failure while traveling from Georgia to Washington, D.C. The U.S. Coast Guard C101 jet was diverted to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, where the pilot successfully landed the aircraft with 14 people on board.
Fox News — Latest
07:29 PM
On September 2, 2026, a U.S. Coast Guard plane carrying DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin made an emergency landing due to engine failure. The aircraft, a C-37A Gulfstream V jet, was diverted to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Virginia after the pilot reported losing an engine. Mullin praised the professionalism of the Coast Guard pilots during the incident.
Washington Examiner
07:28 PM
Major TV networks, including CBS and CNN, plan limited coverage of the 2026 Republican midterm convention, which begins on September 9 in Dallas, due to competition with NFL games. NBC is expected to focus on the NFL season opener, while the RNC emphasizes the convention's significance for fundraising and party messaging.
Washington Examiner
07:27 PM
New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport has filed a petition with the Supreme Court to determine if Kalshi, a prediction market company, can legally offer sports contracts under state gambling laws. This petition follows conflicting rulings from the 3rd and 9th U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals regarding the classification of Kalshi's contracts as either gambling or federally regulated financial products. The outcome could have significant implications for the regulation of sports betting across the United States.
Fox News — Latest
07:26 PM
Doug Ellin, creator of 'Entourage,' responded to Debi Mazar's claims of a 'toxic' set environment. Mazar described her experience during the show's run, citing a shift in atmosphere and feeling judged over her weight after childbirth. Ellin refuted her claims, stating that her body was never a topic of discussion among the show's creators.
The Hill
07:26 PM
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against a Kansas school district over its transgender student policies. The lawsuit seeks to stop the district from allowing students to transition their gender identity at school without parental consent.
Washington Examiner
07:22 PM
President Donald Trump voiced support for Tiger Woods after the golfer's driver’s license was suspended due to a DUI-related plea deal. Trump suggested Woods hire a driver and acknowledged the challenges of using prescription painkillers for his injuries.
Los Angeles Times
07:22 PM
Uber is laying off about 3,300 employees, representing 10% of its workforce, marking the largest cut since the COVID-19 pandemic. The layoffs are part of a strategy to streamline operations amid increasing competition from the robotaxi industry and other delivery services. The company aims to enhance decision-making and has requested most remote employees to return to the office.
BBC — World
07:20 PM
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has been criticized by Canadian officials for a social media post that seemingly mocks a Canadian cadet program. Canadian Defense Minister David McGuinty and other officials condemned the post, which they view as disrespectful. The incident occurs amid ongoing trade tensions between the US and Canada, with both countries exchanging insults and tariffs.
The Hill
07:19 PM
Senator Susan Collins remarked that Liz Cheney has no political impact during an interview with Politico. Collins indicated that she does not fit into the GOP archetypes discussed, which included those who confront President Trump.
New York Times — Politics
07:17 PM
Representative David Valadao expressed that President Trump influenced the midterm elections. He acknowledged the difficulties faced by Republicans in addressing the unpopularity of Trump and his policies.
New York Times — US
07:17 PM
Representative David Valadao of California commented on President Trump's influence in the midterm elections, acknowledging the difficulties faced by Republicans due to Trump's unpopularity and policies. Valadao's remarks highlight the complex dynamics within the party as elections approach.
Al Jazeera English
07:16 PM
Saudi Arabia condemned an Iranian attack on the Sidr tanker, owned by Bahri, which resulted in the deaths of two Filipino crew members while transiting the Strait of Hormuz. The attack was condemned by regional neighbors, and Bahri confirmed the incident, stating it is in contact with relevant authorities. The US has maintained that vessels can safely navigate the waterway despite recent tensions.
The Hill
07:12 PM
Daktronics is under investigation by the SEC and NBA related to allegations against the Los Angeles Clippers for circumventing the salary cap to sign Kawhi Leonard. CFO Howard Atkins acknowledged the company's receipt of information requests during a recent earnings call.
Al Jazeera English
07:12 PM
The United States will leverage the Organization of American States (OAS) to isolate Nicaragua following constitutional changes that limit political opposition. Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticized President Ortega's actions as a threat to democracy and announced plans to urge other countries to halt normal relations with Nicaragua. The constitutional reforms, which extend the presidential term and ban opposition parties, have drawn significant criticism both domestically and internationally.
Guardian — US
07:10 PM
Harold Vanderford, the police chief of Senatobia, Mississippi, was fired after reports of him using racist slurs in text messages. His termination follows the earlier shooting death of one-year-old Kohen Wiley by a police officer during a response to a shoplifting call.
Al Jazeera English
07:06 PM
Yorgen Fenech has been acquitted by a Maltese court of charges related to the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, who was killed in 2017. The jury's decision came after deliberation, and Caruana Galizia's family expressed their disappointment, citing ongoing institutional failures in protecting her. The case has highlighted issues of corruption and political accountability in Malta.