Jalen Brunson will host the season premiere of 'Saturday Night Live' on September 26, becoming the first New York Knicks player to do so. He is the fifth NBA player to host the show and has expressed interest in coaching or media after his basketball career.
MAGA Inc., President Trump's main super PAC, has reported having over $400 million in funds. The organization intends to direct $49 million to critical midterm elections.
The Republican Party convened in Dallas for a midterm convention focused on President Donald Trump, with many candidates opting out due to scheduling conflicts and high attendance fees. The event aims to energize the party base while emphasizing issues related to the Democratic Party. Attendance is expected to be around 30,000, with significant programming centered on Trump and Republican policies.
The White House has discontinued its 'Build the Wall' game from its online arcade due to copyright concerns raised by Tetris Company. The game, which involved stacking blocks to build a barrier, was found to closely resemble Tetris mechanics.
The Associated Press will retain the name Lake Ontario, rejecting President Trump's executive order to rename it 'Lake America.' This decision aligns with the president's ongoing efforts to change the names of other geographical features.
A Delaware judge has set a trial date for California Governor Gavin Newsom's defamation lawsuit against Fox News, which amounts to $787 million. The trial is scheduled to take place in March 2028.
In January 2025, the Department of Housing and Urban Development reported approximately 745,650 individuals experiencing homelessness, marking a 3% decline from the previous year. However, chronic homelessness has reached nearly 170,000 individuals, highlighting a complex issue that involves both economic displacement and individual circumstances. The article discusses the need for differentiated approaches to address the varying causes of homelessness effectively.
President Trump held a rally on September 9, 2026, where he discussed his midterm campaign. The Iran conflict and trade issues have complicated his messaging regarding the nation's direction.
In Yemen, economic challenges are forcing many children to drop out of school to support their families. An estimated 3.2 million children are currently out of school, a significant increase from previous years. Families face difficult choices between education and survival, as rising living costs and scarce job opportunities hinder access to education.
The New Hampshire primaries resulted in notable candidates for the U.S. Senate race, including former Senator John E. Sununu and Congressman Chris Pappas. Additionally, Stefany Shaheen secured a victory in a House primary.
The New Hampshire primaries have resulted in a Senate race featuring former Senator John E. Sununu and Congressman Chris Pappas. Additionally, Stefany Shaheen secured a victory in a House primary.
U.S. Southern Command reported the sinking of a vessel linked to drug trafficking on September 8. The vessel was associated with the Los Choneros organization, which is recognized as a violent narco-terrorist group. This action is part of ongoing efforts to disrupt drug trafficking networks in the region.
George W. Bush is hosting a remembrance event in Dallas, Texas, on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The event will feature discussions with notable figures, including Condoleezza Rice and General Dan Caine, and will include the display of Bush's artwork reflecting on the events of that day. The public is also invited to participate in a moment of remembrance alongside local first responders.
George W. Bush is hosting a remembrance event in Dallas to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The event will feature discussions with notable figures, including Condoleezza Rice and General Dan Caine, and will highlight Bush's artwork reflecting on the events of 9/11. The public is also invited to participate in a moment of remembrance alongside local first responders.
As the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk's murder approaches, comedians are responding to jokes made about his death, particularly those by Pete Davidson during a Netflix roast. Some comedians, including Michael Loftus and Bryan Callen, criticized the jokes as lacking good taste, while others, like Trevor Noah, shifted the discussion to gun control. The incident has sparked broader conversations about free speech and the responsibilities of comedians.
Lindsay Clancy's attorney has appealed to President Trump for a pardon, which legal experts have criticized as unrealistic. Clancy faces three counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of her children, and a mistrial was declared after jurors deadlocked. Experts suggest the appeal may be a strategy to influence plea negotiations with prosecutors.
Kent Blacklidge, a special agent with Homeland Security Investigations, has been charged with child rape in Alabama. He turned himself in on September 5 following a grand jury indictment that includes multiple serious charges.
Republicans are set to hold a midterm convention in Texas, focusing on President Trump, who has an approval rating of approximately 38%. The party aims to maintain its majority in the House of Representatives while criticizing Democrats as socialist.
Cameron Stanley, a top Pentagon official, indicated that US allies are not equipped with the resources to match the US military's advancements in artificial intelligence. He highlighted ongoing efforts to assist NATO and Five Eyes partners in navigating AI development effectively.
A federal appeals court is set to hear arguments regarding the potential restoration of restrictions on mailing the abortion drug mifepristone. Louisiana is leading the challenge against the Biden administration's policy that removed the in-person dispensing requirement, claiming it undermines state laws. The outcome of the hearing could impact abortion access nationwide.
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