Ohio is increasingly used for the underground disposal of fracking wastewater, mainly sourced from Pennsylvania. This has raised concerns as it is reportedly harming some natural gas wells in the region.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. addressed an anti-vaccine group, indicating continued scrutiny of vaccine safety by the Trump administration. He raised concerns about routine childhood vaccines and outlined the administration's commitment to enhancing vaccine safety and individual choice. Experts maintain that vaccine safety is well-established, expressing skepticism about the credibility of studies requested by Kennedy.
Google has launched an experimental AI agent named CC, intended for family use. This agent allows up to six users to customize their interactions while controlling shared information, and it can access designated emails and monitor shared Google Drive folders.
Christian Castro, an ICE agent, made his first court appearance in Minnesota after being booked into jail. He is facing several charges related to a shooting incident during an immigration surge.
Former U.S. Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona has died at the age of 84 due to a neurological disorder. Kyl, who served nearly three decades in Congress, was known for his influence on water policy and his role in the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. He had been diagnosed with dementia in December 2025 and withdrew from public life shortly thereafter.
Savannah James has invested in League One Volleyball Los Angeles, which will debut in the 2026-27 season. The team will feature athletes like Lexi Rodriguez and Carli Lloyd and will play at the Intuit Dome. An official name and branding will be announced on September 25, 2026, followed by a Fan Fest on September 26.
Democratic Party members are urging Dr. Abdul El-Sayed to disavow comments made by Hasan Piker related to terrorism. This situation highlights tensions within the party regarding Piker's remarks.
Democratic Party members are urging Dr. Abdul El-Sayed to disavow comments made by Hasan Piker about terrorism. The call for disavowal follows controversy surrounding Piker's statements.
Johnny Nansen, co-defensive coordinator for the Texas Longhorns, was arrested for DWI following a three-car crash in Austin, Texas, on Wednesday night. He displayed signs of intoxication and was arrested after field sobriety tests. Head coach Steve Sarkisian commented on the situation, stating that they are still gathering facts and monitoring Nansen's status for the upcoming game.
Images of Hana Kuraki, a Japanese adult film star, showing injuries have resurfaced following reports of a hit-and-run incident involving her ex-boyfriend. Kuraki's death, which authorities are treating as a suicide, was announced after her body was found in an apartment. Her agency confirmed her struggles and stated they would cooperate with the investigation.
A study has revealed that the body temperature of the Tyrannosaurus rex was approximately 97 degrees Fahrenheit (36 degrees Celsius), similar to that of modern humans. Researchers used fossilized teeth to determine this temperature, challenging previous assumptions about dinosaurs being cold-blooded. The findings, published in Science Advances, may provide insights into the lifestyle and habitat of T. rex.
Toys 'R' Us plans to open 120 new stores, its largest expansion in nearly a decade, driven by increased demand from adult consumers. Toy sales in the US rose 17% in the first half of the year, with adults accounting for 55% of sales. The expansion will feature popular brands and is being led by Go! Retail Group, with the total number of stores expected to reach 160 soon.
Mike Rogers, a candidate for the Michigan Senate, has proposed suspending state and federal gas taxes. He aims to alleviate the financial burden on families dealing with elevated fuel costs.
Starbucks has agreed to a settlement with Florida, paying $1 million and ending race- and sex-based employment goals as part of a resolution to a civil rights lawsuit. The agreement applies to all Starbucks operations nationwide and mandates compliance with state civil rights laws. The lawsuit alleged that Starbucks' diversity initiatives discriminated based on race and sex, prompting the state's legal action.
Starbucks has settled a civil rights lawsuit in Florida by agreeing to pay $1 million and to stop using race and sex-based goals in its employment practices nationwide. The settlement follows allegations that the company's diversity initiatives discriminated against certain groups, and it requires annual compliance certifications from Starbucks for four years.
Starbucks has agreed to a settlement with Florida, paying $1 million and ending race- and sex-based employment goals as part of a resolution to a civil rights lawsuit. The agreement applies to all Starbucks operations nationwide and requires compliance with Florida's civil rights laws.
Senator John Cornyn has stated he will not vote for Bo French, the Republican nominee for Texas railroad commissioner, due to French's online comments that Cornyn labeled as 'racist.' Cornyn expressed that French is 'an embarrassment to the Republican Party.'
Jessie Diggins, a retired Olympic athlete, completed her first 100-mile trail race on September 12, 2026, at Caribou Highlands Lodge in Lutsen, Minnesota. After retiring in the spring at age 34, she is exploring new activities such as trail running.
Despite legislative efforts to cap insulin prices, many Americans continue to struggle with affordability. A significant portion of insulin users report rationing their medication due to costs, and gaps in insurance coverage exacerbate the issue. Advocacy groups are calling for comprehensive reforms, including potential government involvement in insulin production, to address the ongoing crisis.
Leading AI companies have proposed a coordinated slowdown in AI development amid concerns about antitrust implications. Experts suggest that the language used by these companies could raise regulatory alarms, as collective agreements to slow down may be interpreted as anticompetitive. The discussion also highlights the balance between ensuring safety in AI development and complying with antitrust laws.
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