Donald Trump posts map showing North and Central America seized by USA. Dem strategist: ‘He is telling us what the plan is’ Is this really Trump's vision for the future? We Got This Covered · Sep 8
How Ukraine Is Building the Engineering Talent Behind Its Wartime Drone Industry Facing a critical engineer shortage, Ukraine is building a nationwide pipeline, from classrooms to defense labs, to keep its booming drone industry running. International Business Times · Sep 8
The typical tech leader’s pay rose $810k since 2021—more than COOs, CFOs, and CIOs combined Median compensation for tech executives rose 45% from 2021 to 2025, faster than it did for CEOs, CFOs, and COOs. Fortune · Sep 7
Fake wide receivers to undercover stings: did the 49ers have the wildest NFL preseason of all time? A large part of San Francisco’s summer was a literal car crash. On the positive side, they have so far avoided their usual list of crushing injuries The Guardian - US · Sep 8
Pennsylvania used 5,570 tons of shredded tires in the Tarrtown Bridge approaches; project estimated to save about $514,000 Discarded tires are being creatively transformed into lightweight aggregate for use in road construction. This innovative method not only alleviates pressure on weaker soil but also mitigates settlement issues. The shredded rubber enhances drainage capabilities, helping to prevent road damage during wet weather. Engineers are selectively implementing this eco-friendly option,… The Economic Times · Sep 8
Donald Trump as Green Lantern? Why the Trump administration needs to stop (mis)using pop culture references If you reference a pop culture touchstone in an AI-generated clip, it's probably best you understand even the most basic tenet of the source material. Euronews · Sep 8
Most states prompt schools to teach about 9/11, but the details differ, AP finds Telling the story of 9/11 has become the labor of U.S. schools now that about 1/3 of Americans weren’t yet born on Sept. 11, 2001 The Independent UK · Sep 8
Global move away from oil could lead to conflict and migration, experts say Researchers urge governments to help worst afflicted countries, such as Nigeria and Algeria, which rely on oil revenues for public services The Guardian - UK · Sep 8
Trump Loses Two More Sanctuary City Cases - And Picks up A Rare Win The unusual victory arises from a connection to the Contracts Clause. Reason · Sep 7
Two Unarmed F-16 Pilots Were Ready to Ram a Hijacked Plane to Protect Washington on 9/11 On 9/11, two US fighter pilots prepared for a suicide mission to stop a hijacked plane from reaching Washington, unaware that passengers had already thwarted the hijackers' plans. International Business Times UK · Sep 7
Forget tanks, fighter jets: US, Russia & China are preparing for battles beyond Earth, where destroying one satellite could disrupt an entire military network Space is now a contested military domain as nations develop capabilities to disrupt satellites. The United States, Russia, and China are enhancing their space-based military infrastructure. Modern warfare increasingly relies on interconnected sensors and autonomous weapons systems. Destructive anti-satellite tests create debris, posing risks to all spacecraft. The conflict in… The Economic Times · Sep 7
Trump unleashes nightmare fuel AI army The president flooded Truth Social with dystopian machines warriors, exploding ships and Space Force fantasy memes Salon · Sep 7
The Recalled Lettuce Is Gone From Stores — So Is It Safe to Eat Salad Again? When federal health agencies announce a major produce recall, grocery stores act quickly to pull compromised inventory from display cases. Bags of salad mixes vanish from refrigerator shelves, supply chains pause distribution, and consumers rush to check their home crisper drawers. Once those expiration windows pass and official alerts fade… Grocery Coupon Guide · Sep 7
These States Still Have Laws That Can Make Adult Children Pay for a Parent’s Care Most adults probably assume their parents’ unpaid nursing-home bills could never legally become their problem unless they signed something agreeing to pay. In much of... Saving Advice · Sep 7
The Independent UK · Sep 7 Why the AfD’s German triumph is a win for Putin – and leaves Ukraine exposed ANALYSIS: The AfD and the Trump administration, with its special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, are bound into a commercial friendship run out of the Kremlin by one man, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley
Reason · Sep 7 Help Workers by Breaking Down Barriers to Labor Mobility Labor Day is a great time to remember that we can make workers vastly better off by empowering more of them to vote with their feet, both within countries and through international migration.
Bored Panda · Sep 7 61 Restaurants Promote Their Food With AI Images That Leave Customers Seriously Confused Restaurants have increasingly turned to artificial intelligence to create eye-catching images of their food, hoping to make their menus and ads more appealing. When people began spotting bizarre AI-generated dishes that looked nothing like real meals, the images quickly raised questions about misleading advertising and whether they actually made anyone…
We Got This Covered · Sep 7 4 children were found trapped inside a 99 degree hot car in Alabama Walmart parking lot. Then their mother was released on $4,000 bond 'A Walmart run is one thing. Leaving four kids in a car in 99-degree heat is another'
Medical Daily · Sep 7 Liberals and Conservatives Each Doubted the Other Side's Religious Exemption Claims in a New Behavioral Science Study A new study found that people judged religious exemption requests by political alignment rather than by a consistent standard. Vaccines were not directly tested.
The Conversation · Sep 7 Inside the brain: Rethinking the mechanisms of Alzheimer’s disease Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia. For many years, researchers believed that its main cause was a buildup of toxic proteins. But recent findings suggest that the problem may have another origin, specifically in the bloodstream.
The Independent UK · Sep 7 One attack, many Americas: Why 9/11 and its many griefs land differently 25 years later The September 11 attacks 25 years ago left a lasting impact on the United States, affecting not just those who lost loved ones but the entire nation
The Conversation · Sep 7 Ontario’s cash bail requirements face a legal wall and are based on flawed logic Ontario’s new cash-deposit requirements for bail are built on a simple idea: put money at risk and people will have a greater incentive to follow their bail conditions.
The Economic Times · Sep 7 Texas woman, 70, spent $150,000 of her retirement savings to build an all-women tiny-home community; 500 women are now waiting to move in A 70-year-old Texas woman invested $150,000 of her retirement savings to create an all-women tiny-home community where residents pay just $450 a month. Now, more than 500 women are waiting for a spot.
The Guardian - US · Sep 7 Lindsay Clancy’s case is a Rorschach test Clancy’s case became a referendum on mothers, healthcare and the status of women
Fortune · Sep 6 Even Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is worried about Iran’s economy and 'social cohesion' as U.S. pressure gets tougher to withstand "There is the need to seriously address the chain of economic and livelihood challenges, such as inflation, unemployment, management of prices and the market for goods and services."