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Trump Dismisses AI Safety Concerns as a 'Hoax'

On September 14, 2026, President Donald Trump dismissed concerns regarding the dangers of artificial intelligence (AI), labeling them a 'hoax' and asserting that the U.S. does not need guardrails for AI development. Despite a recent poll showing that a majority of Americans are worried about AI, Trump emphasized the technology's importance for economic growth and geopolitical leadership. He made several statements on social media and during a summit, while other political leaders called for discussions on AI regulation and safety.

New York Post

Arizona man faints in court after learning potential prison sentence for child exploitation charges

Joshua James Lozano, a 42-year-old hospital worker from Arizona, fainted in court after learning he could face a maximum of 100 years in prison for multiple felony child sexual exploitation charges. Following an investigation prompted by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Lozano was arrested and is currently facing a bail set at $150,000. He is scheduled to return to court on September 21, 2026.

New York Post

Pentagon Issues Legal Waiver for Personnel to Share UAP Information

The Pentagon has introduced a legal waiver allowing current and former personnel to share information regarding Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) without facing legal repercussions. This waiver is intended to promote transparency and facilitate the review of UAP-related documents, following directives from the Trump administration. However, it remains uncertain whether the Pentagon will investigate the numerous UFO sightings reported by the public.

New York Post

Massachusetts Parents Seek Custody of Trans Teen After Removal by Child Protective Services

Joseph and Arlene Kutzko are fighting for custody of their 17-year-old daughter Sophie, who was removed from their care by Massachusetts child protective services in 2024. The Kutzkos allege that the removal was due to their refusal to accept their daughter's gender identity and claim that the school provided her with gender-affirming counseling without their knowledge. They are currently working with an advocacy group to block testosterone treatments pending a court hearing.

New York Post

Aaron Judge Hits Home Run in Return from Injury as Yankees Defeat Twins

Aaron Judge returned from a three-month injury layoff and hit a three-run home run in the Yankees' 8-3 win over the Twins. Yankees manager Aaron Boone expressed confidence in Judge's performance, highlighting the importance of his return as the team prepares for the postseason.

New York Post

George Lombard Jr. celebrates first champagne shower after Yankees win

George Lombard Jr. celebrated his first champagne shower as a Major League Baseball player following the Yankees' 8-3 victory over the Twins. Lombard played a key role in the win, contributing to a six-run eighth inning. The Yankees also discussed player updates, including Clarke Schmidt's potential return from the injured list and Carlos Rodón's nomination for the Roberto Clemente Award.

New York Post

Pennsylvania Wildlife Center Receives Two Rare Albino Cardinals

Raven Ridge Wildlife Center in Pennsylvania has taken in two rare albino cardinals, with the first, named Frosty, admitted in July after being found injured. The second cardinal, unfortunately, died from an ear infection. Albino cardinals are extremely rare, with a likelihood of 1 in 30,000, and face significant survival challenges in the wild.

Al Jazeera English

2026 Emmy Awards: 'Widow's Bay' and 'The Pitt' Achieve Major Wins

The 2026 Emmy Awards recognized significant achievements in television, with "Widow's Bay" winning best comedy series and "The Pitt" winning best drama series. Jean Smart made history with her fifth Emmy win for "Hacks," while Matthew Rhys and Noah Wyle also received acting honors. The awards highlighted various performances and productions, including the final season of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert."

Fox News — Latest

Surrogate Files Supreme Court Brief Amid Legal Battle Over Child's Custody

McKenna West, a surrogate, has filed an updated brief with the U.S. Supreme Court regarding her legal battle with the biological parents over custody of the child she carried. West argues that California courts violated her due process rights and seeks an administrative stay to prevent the child from being moved to California for hospice care.

Fox News — Politics

Surrogate Files Brief with Supreme Court Regarding Abortion Case

McKenna West, a surrogate, has filed an updated brief with the U.S. Supreme Court after refusing an abortion requested by the biological parents. She argues that California courts violated federal due process and is seeking an administrative stay to prevent the baby from being moved to California for hospice care.

New York Post

Devin Williams Approaches Return to Mets Bullpen After Injury

Devin Williams is close to returning to the Mets bullpen after recovering from a shoulder strain. He is expected to face hitters on Thursday, and if successful, may be fast-tracked back to the major leagues. The Mets have been mathematically eliminated from playoff contention following a recent loss to the Orioles.

The Atlantic

Emmys Highlight Achievements of Television Actors

The 2026 Emmy Awards celebrated the achievements of television actors, with Widow’s Bay winning six awards, including Outstanding Comedy Series. Matthew Rhys made history by winning in all three lead-actor categories, while other notable winners included Kate O’Flynn, Stephen Root, and Rhea Seehorn. The ceremony highlighted the contributions of seasoned performers in the television industry.

New York Post

Matthew Schaefer to Live with Matt Martin's Family Again This Season

Matthew Schaefer will be living with the Martin family again this NHL season, as he humorously announced during a golf outing. Schaefer has developed a close bond with the family, particularly with their daughters, and is coming off a successful rookie season where he won the Calder Trophy.

BBC — World

Matthew Rhys Achieves Historic Double Win at Emmy Awards

Matthew Rhys made history at the Emmy Awards by winning both best lead actor in a comedy and best lead actor in a limited series, becoming the first to achieve this feat in one night. Other notable winners included Jean Smart, Allison Janney, and Michael J. Fox, who received a humanitarian award for his advocacy work.

Ars Technica

US Military Confirms Deployment of Weapons in Orbit

On September 15, 2026, Air Force Secretary Troy Meink announced the deployment of space control weapons in orbit during a conference in Washington, DC. This marks a significant development in the United States' approach to space warfare and defense.

BBC — World

Trump Dismisses AI Safety Concerns as 'Hoax', Criticizes Regulatory Proposals

US President Donald Trump has dismissed concerns about AI safety as a 'hoax,' criticizing calls for increased regulation. His remarks follow comments from AI leaders advocating for safety measures, including a potential mandatory 'kill switch' for dangerous AI. The discussion around AI regulation has intensified, with bipartisan voices calling for a reevaluation of policies regarding AI development.

BBC — Business

Trump Dismisses AI Safety Concerns as 'Hoax', Critiques Calls for Regulation

US President Donald Trump dismissed concerns about AI safety as a 'hoax' and criticized calls for increased regulation. His comments followed remarks from AI industry leaders advocating for safety measures, including a mandatory 'kill switch' for dangerous AI. The discussion around AI risks has intensified, with various tech executives and politicians calling for a reevaluation of AI policy.

New York Post

Macaulay Culkin and Co-Stars Honor Catherine O’Hara at 2026 Emmys

At the 2026 Emmys, Macaulay Culkin, Annie Murphy, and Dan Levy paid tribute to the late actress Catherine O’Hara, who died earlier this year. Culkin shared emotional memories, while Murphy and Levy highlighted her impact on their lives. O’Hara was honored posthumously with a SAG-AFTRA award for her role in 'The Studio.'

Al Jazeera English

Trump interrupts Nvidia CEO during discussion on AI concerns

On September 14, 2026, US President Donald Trump interrupted a live event featuring Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang with a phone call. During the call, Trump stated that concerns about artificial intelligence are exaggerated and termed them 'a hoax.'

Al Jazeera English

US Supreme Court Denies Trump's Request to Tighten Mail-In Voting Rules

The US Supreme Court has rejected President Trump's request to implement stricter mail-in voting rules ahead of the midterm elections, upholding a lower court's injunction. The court stated that the administration was unlikely to succeed in its challenge, with concerns raised about potential voter disenfranchisement and the practicality of enforcing the proposed regulations.