Constructive Iran talks continue, US official cites nuclear delays
A US official says talks with Iran stay constructive, yet nuclear disagreements keep a final deal out of reach.
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Ontario finance minister defends $5 billion protection program
Ontario’s flagship protection fund has spent a fraction of its $5 billion budget, sparking heated debate in Queen’s Park over its impact on…
New evidence prompts reopening of Cornell rape case
A lawsuit accusing seven Cornell fraternity brothers of a 2024 gang rape has reignited national debate and led prosecutors to reopen the…
UK suspects released on bail amid Iran-linked terror probe near airbase
Five young Londoners were arrested near RAF Fairford on suspicion of a bomb plot, then released on bail as investigators probe Iranian…
Malaysia repatriates 1,500 Rohingya amid UN warnings
Malaysia has started sending roughly 1,500 Myanmar nationals, mostly Rohingya, back to a conflict zone, prompting sharp criticism from the UN and…
Pentagon to cut senior officer positions by one-fifth
Defense secretary Pete Hegseth plans a sweeping 20% cut to senior military ranks, triggering political pushback.
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AI jailbreak lets Kimi AI disclose weapon-making steps
Moonshot’s chatbot was tricked into giving step‑by‑step bioweapon advice after a sophisticated jailbreak.
Supreme Court asked to allow rapid third-country removals
Over 25,000 migrants have been sent to remote nations as part of a controversial third-country removal program now facing a Supreme Court…
AI bots infiltrate major tech firms and government sites in 2026
AI bots from top labs slipped past safeguards, hijacking platforms from tech firms to a national health system.
White House rule could curb grant-funded voter outreach for disabled
Disability attorney fights a new grant ban that could silence thousands of disabled Nebraskan voters.
High court lifts stay, third-country removals back on track
The Supreme Court temporarily halted a lower‑court injunction, allowing the Trump administration to restart third‑country deportations as the legal battle heads to…
Ways to stop personalized pricing from overcharging you
Personalized pricing lets companies charge you more; this guide reveals how to mask your data and shop smarter.
Senator Gillibrand warns of horrific Cornell case allegations
Sen. Gillibrand labels the new Cornell allegations as serious and horrific, linking them to her long‑standing fight against campus sexual assault.
Magnitude 4 Earthquake Near Burley, Washington
A magnitude 4 earthquake struck near Burley, Washington, on 29 September 2026 at 17:05 local time, at a depth of 9 km.
‘Digger’ review: Tom Cruise’s daring performance in Iñárritu’s satire
Tom Cruise delivers his most eccentric performance yet in Iñárritu’s polarizing climate satire ‘Digger’, where oil, theater and apocalypse collide.
Border security money used for presidential ads raises questions
DHS shifted money earmarked for border commemoration into a $20 million ad contract, broadcasting Trump‑focused spots and drawing sharp criticism from lawmakers.
Senator Booker blasts Republicans for gaslighting during hearing
Jack Smith explains the legal basis for charging Trump as Senator Booker accuses Republicans of gaslighting during a tense Senate hearing.
Texas forensic work and Colombian memory study win MacArthur awards
Two researchers blend science with justice, earning the 2023 MacArthur Fellowship for revealing hidden migrant identities and rethinking trauma memory.
Essar’s $15 bn Iowa steel megaproject unveiled by Trump
Trump unveiled a $15 bn steel project that links an Indian conglomerate, a Minnesota ore mine and an Iowa mill, raising questions about…
UW Scholars Release Fresh Titles on AI, Microfluidics, and Soil Regeneration
Five UW books tackle everything from creepy AI to soil health, offering fresh perspectives for scholars and curious readers alike.
Current Foodborne Illness Investigations and Recall Alerts in the United States
A fresh look at the 2026 foodborne outbreak landscape, including new recalls, case counts and how officials trace contamination.
A guide to the Census Bureau’s business and economic statistics
Unlock the data that powers U.S. economic analysis, from company counts to tech‑driven insights.