Alex Saab, a former Venezuelan industry minister, is anticipated to plead guilty in a federal money laundering case. His dismissal from the ministerial role occurred soon after Nicolás Maduro's capture by U.S. forces in January.
President Trump's efforts to impose new mail-in voting restrictions are facing legal challenges as a second federal judge has blocked the U.S. Postal Service from implementing a new rule. With 50 days until the midterm elections, the administration seeks emergency relief from the Supreme Court, while experts warn that the proposed changes could disrupt the electoral process and disenfranchise voters.
Bob Mackie, the acclaimed costume designer known for his work with numerous celebrities, has died at the age of 87. He was celebrated for his elaborate designs, winning multiple awards throughout his career. Mackie's notable creations include Cher's iconic 'revenge' outfit worn at the 1986 Oscars and costumes for Elton John. He continued to design until recently, leaving a lasting impact on the fashion industry.
An Arizona mother defended her daughter from a coyote attack using a flip-flop while they were flying a kite. After the coyote bit her on the face, both mother and daughter were able to escape and return home. Arizona Game and Fish officials have since removed several coyotes from the area and are testing them for rabies.
Kyler Murray, the Minnesota Vikings quarterback, is currently in concussion protocol after sustaining an injury during the team's game against the Green Bay Packers. Head coach Kevin O’Connell reported that Murray is feeling "pretty good" and participating in team meetings, but his availability for the upcoming game against the Chicago Bears is uncertain.
Democratic strategists met in Washington, D.C. to discuss AI's role in the upcoming 2028 elections, highlighting differing views among potential candidates. Key figures like Barack Obama and Bernie Sanders are pushing for stronger regulations, while others like Ro Khanna and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez advocate for specific legislative measures addressing AI's societal impacts and safety concerns.
Mahmoud Khalil, a former student and activist, has filed a discrimination lawsuit against Columbia University and a dean. The specific allegations and details of the lawsuit have not been provided.
A whistleblower report alleges that employees of the Department of Homeland Security were instructed to access state voter databases in ways that may violate state law. The report, released by Senators Chuck Schumer and Alex Padilla, details concerns about the legality of these practices and the pressure on officers to verify citizenship status quickly. Senators are calling for DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin to stop the initiative and provide a briefing to Congress.
The US has denied a visa to Iran's nuclear chief, Mohammad Eslami, preventing him from attending the IAEA conference in Vienna. This decision follows the reinstatement of UN sanctions and has been criticized by Iranian officials as a political act. The US argues that Eslami's participation would undermine the credibility of the IAEA.
Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, addressed concerns regarding his ties to streamer Hasan Piker during an interview on 'Face the Nation.' El-Sayed deflected questions about Piker, stating that voters are more focused on local issues such as grocery prices and healthcare. He also condemned antisemitism while emphasizing his commitment to the safety of the Jewish community.
President Donald Trump has publicly endorsed the use of Flock cameras by law enforcement, despite bipartisan concerns regarding their surveillance capabilities. The cameras, which utilize artificial intelligence to scan license plates, have faced criticism for privacy issues and have led to unauthorized searches by some officers. Trump’s endorsement comes as discussions about regulating such technology continue at both state and federal levels.
John Wilson's film 'The History of Concrete' explores his fame and the filmmaking process, reflecting on his experiences and creative approach. Known for his HBO series, Wilson emphasizes the significance of capturing mundane moments and discusses the challenges he faces in securing funding for his projects. The conversation also touches on his early filmmaking experiences and the collaborative nature of his work.
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced that he will not run for president in 2028 if former Vice President Kamala Harris decides to enter the race. In an interview, Newsom explained that a competing candidacy would be detrimental to both of them. Current polling indicates Harris is leading among potential Democratic candidates.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed a law that allows the state attorney general to fine groups for deceptive communications that falsely claim to be authorized by unions. The Freedom Foundation has criticized the law as an attack on free speech, while labor organizations have praised it as a measure to protect union representation. The law permits fines of up to $1,000 per violation and has sparked debate over its implications for public-sector unions and employee rights.
Israeli officials are investigating the documentary Naza, which alleges that civilian deaths were factored into military decisions during the Gaza conflict. Prime Minister Netanyahu and military chief Eyal Zamir have condemned the film, suggesting it incites anti-Semitism and could lead to legal action against the filmmakers. The documentary recently won an award at the Venice Film Festival.
President Trump has nominated Rep. Wesley Hunt to be the U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia. This nomination is part of a series of appointments submitted to the Senate for confirmation, following a vacancy in the ambassador position since Michael Ratney's departure.
At the All-In Summit on September 14, 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and President Trump discussed their views on artificial intelligence, rejecting fears of an AI takeover. Huang acknowledged the importance of safety concerns raised by whistleblowers while maintaining that predictions of catastrophic outcomes are not scientifically supported. Nvidia continues to be a key player in the AI industry.
Representative Wesley Hunt has been nominated by the Trump administration to serve as the U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia. Hunt, who has experience as a diplomatic liaison in Saudi Arabia, expressed gratitude for the nomination and emphasized the importance of the U.S.-Saudi partnership.
President Donald Trump, in a discussion with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, dismissed fears surrounding artificial intelligence as a 'hoax.' His comments reflect a rejection of industry leaders' requests for a coordinated slowdown in AI development.
On September 14, 2026, the Trump administration rolled back regulations on emissions from coal and gas power plants. This change allows for increased greenhouse gas emissions from a sector that is a major contributor to climate change in the U.S.
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