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PBS NewsHour

Technical Issues at Air Traffic Control Center Disrupt Flights in Northeast

Technical problems at a Federal Aviation Administration air traffic control center in Philadelphia led to the cancellation of hundreds of flights across the Northeast, affecting major airports including Kennedy, LaGuardia, Newark, and Philadelphia. The primary communications line failed, and the backup was severed by construction workers. Flights began resuming by Monday evening, but significant delays were expected.

Guardian — US

ICE Stops Public Disclosure of Detainee Locations

ICE has stopped publicly revealing the locations of detainees with final deportation orders, making it difficult for lawyers and families to find them. This change took effect on September 15, and several attorneys have confirmed that their clients are no longer listed in the online locator system.

PBS NewsHour

Day 1 of the 2026 United Nations General Assembly Focuses on Climate Change and Energy Issues

World and business leaders are convening at the United Nations General Assembly to discuss climate change, energy prices, and the effects of extreme weather. The first day of high-level debate will address the impacts of artificial intelligence on energy consumption and the urgent need for renewable energy expansion. A report indicates that significant growth in renewable power capacity is necessary to meet climate goals by 2030.

PBS NewsHour

Hurricane Polo Expected to Intensify and Impact Mexico

Hurricane Polo is expected to rapidly intensify and impact parts of Mexico with heavy rain and strong winds later this week. The National Hurricane Center forecasts that Polo will remain offshore while bringing significant rainfall to coastal areas. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Odalys is also expected to strengthen into a hurricane, and Tropical Storm Fay is weakening in the Atlantic.

New York Times — Politics

CNN Reporter Has Credential Confiscated by White House

A CNN reporter's press badge was confiscated by the White House on September 21, 2026, resulting in networks suspending their coverage of Donald Trump. The reporter was photographed holding her empty credential holder following the incident.

The Hill

Poll Indicates Negative Perception of UN Among Americans

A recent Gallup poll reveals that a significant majority of Americans view the United Nations unfavorably concerning its performance in five main objectives. Specifically, 73 percent of respondents criticized the U.N.'s efforts to maintain international peace and security.

Fox News — Latest

Georgia School District Removes 'The Bluest Eye' from Libraries Citing Explicit Content

The Cobb County school district in Georgia has removed Toni Morrison's novel 'The Bluest Eye' from its libraries, citing graphic depictions of child rape and incest. This decision is part of a broader initiative to eliminate sexually explicit material from K-12 media centers, which has drawn criticism from free-speech advocates who argue it constitutes censorship and limits access to literature.

Fox News — Latest

White House maintains media ban as legal challenges arise

An attorney from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression stated that President Trump's ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House is likely unconstitutional. The White House has maintained its stance on the ban, while the affected media outlets have filed a lawsuit seeking to restore their access. The White House Correspondents' Association has also expressed support for the banned outlets.

Fox News — Politics

White House maintains stance amid Trump's media outlet ban and legal challenges

An attorney from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression expressed skepticism about President Trump's legal standing after he banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House. The White House remains firm on the ban despite a lawsuit filed by the media outlets seeking to restore their access. The White House Correspondents' Association has voiced strong support for the affected outlets, emphasizing the importance of a free press.

Washington Examiner

Trump's Remarks at White House Event Overpowered by Helicopter Noise

President Donald Trump's remarks during a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new White House helipad were inaudible due to noise from the Marine One helicopter. This event occurred amid ongoing tensions between Trump and certain media outlets, which have been barred from the White House grounds. The affected media organizations have filed a lawsuit against the administration.

Washington Examiner

Transportation Secretary Duffy Discusses AI Use in Air Traffic Control

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy addressed concerns about the use of artificial intelligence in air traffic control, emphasizing that human controllers remain in charge. The new AI-powered system, SMART, is designed to assist controllers by predicting weather patterns and flight trajectories, with initial deployment planned for several Washington-area airports.