2026 Harvest Moon Arrives September 26 With Saturn Nearby

Supreme Court Revives Federal Voter Citizenship Check System Ahead of Midterms

The justices allowed the Trump administration to resume using an expanded federal database to help states check the citizenship of registered voters, while legal challenges continue.

James Copenhaver, Victim of Trump Rally Shooting, Dies at 76

James Copenhaver, one of three rally attendees shot during the 2024 Trump campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, has died at age 76. He was seriously injured in the assassination attempt on then-presidential candidate Donald Trump.

FIFA President Proposes Governance Reform Amid Backlash

FIFA President Gianni Infantino announces plans for governance reform following criticism over a proposed commercial stake sale.

USA Women's Basketball Claims FIBA World Cup Title with Dominant Victory Over France

Team USA defeated France 97-79 to claim the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup title, extending their winning streak at major tournaments.

Team USA Women's Soccer Advances to World Cup Quarterfinals

Team USA women's soccer team wins against Italy in a tight group stage game, advancing to the quarterfinals of the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup.

U.S. Treasury Yields Rise as Global Bond Sell-Off Eases

U.S. Treasury yields increased Friday as global bond markets steadied after a sharp sell-off. Eurozone and Japanese government bond yields eased slightly after climbing earlier in the week.

Euro Zone Business Lending Shows Slight Slowdown

Business lending growth in the euro zone slowed slightly in August, according to ECB data released in September. Household lending growth remained steady.

US Military Faces Ammunition Shortfalls During Iran Conflict

The US military is dealing with shortages of ammunition and advanced weapons after the conflict with Iran, according to a Pentagon report.

Diesel Prices Soar Amid Global Conflict

Diesel fuel costs have surged due to ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Iran, affecting the entire economy.

White Sox Clinch Playoff Berth After Historic Season

The Chicago White Sox have clinched a playoff spot, making history as the first team to make the postseason after at least three consecutive 100-loss seasons.

LeBron James Transforms 76ers Offensive Approach

LeBron James brings a new offensive identity to the Philadelphia 76ers, shifting their strategy and improving team performance.

Blood Proteins May Help Doctors Track Alzheimer’s Treatment

Researchers found that changes in blood proteins may show how patients respond to lecanemab, raising the possibility of simpler treatment monitoring.

Risks of Cheap Eyelid Surgery Abroad: Patients Face Serious Complications

Patients undergoing affordable eyelid surgery abroad face severe health risks, including infections and vision problems. BBC reports on the growing trend and its consequences.

Scientists Map More Than 1,600 Candidates for New Twisted Quantum Materials

Two studies published in Science create a large catalog of atomically thin materials that researchers could stack and twist to search for superconductivity, magnetism and other unusual quantum states.

UK Economic Growth Forecast Lowered by OECD

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has revised down the UK's economic growth forecast due to ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

Jean Smart Joins ‘The Families Stone’ as Holiday Favorite Gets a Sequel

The Emmy-winning actress will join Sarah Jessica Parker, Rachel McAdams, Craig T. Nelson and much of the original cast in the follow-up to the 2005 Christmas movie.

Gremlins 3 Delayed Until 2028 as Warner Bros. Reveals New Gizmo Teaser

The long-awaited third Gremlins movie has been pushed back nearly 11 months, while Chris Columbus, Steven Spielberg and a new screenwriter continue work on the franchise revival.