Elon Musk has announced that he is currently living in an Airstream trailer in Memphis, Tennessee, while overseeing the construction of xAI's Macrohard data center. Musk's living situation aligns with his history of working closely at his various companies, and he has previously sold most of his physical possessions, including multiple homes.
Senator Jim Banks has endorsed Vance in his presidential campaign, contributing to Vance's momentum within the Republican Party. The endorsement was made public on September 15, 2026.
Federal prosecutors have alleged that two Chinese firms used Binance, a major cryptocurrency exchange, to launder money from Iranian oil sales. The funds were reportedly used to finance terrorism activities.
Federal prosecutors have accused two Chinese firms of using Binance to launder money from Iranian oil sales, which they claim was used to finance terrorism. The allegations highlight concerns regarding the use of cryptocurrency exchanges in illicit financial activities.
The Trump administration is reallocating $52 million in U.S. military assistance from European and Middle Eastern countries to support governments in Panama, Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia. This decision reflects a shift in foreign policy priorities towards the Western Hemisphere, focusing on combating drug trafficking and illegal immigration.
Abbott Laboratories has agreed to pay $385 million to settle allegations related to its manufacturing plant that produced contaminated baby formula, which is believed to have caused infant deaths. The contamination resulted in the temporary closure of the facility in 2022 and a recall of multiple infant formula brands.
The White House denied any involvement from President Trump in CBS' cancellation of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," which recently won an Emmy for Outstanding Variety Series. Colbert, who avoided questions about Trump during his Emmy win, expressed optimism about the future of late-night television, while CBS cited financial reasons for the show's cancellation.
During a Senate judiciary committee hearing, FBI Director Kash Patel defended the agency's decision to lift restrictions on applicants with a history of bestiality. Patel emphasized that the policy change aims to avoid punishing victims of such acts.
Scott Denning, a 52-year-old man from Winfield, Kansas, was arrested after a brawl at the Arthur B. Sim Golf Course in Wichita on Friday. He faces multiple charges, including aggravated assault, following an altercation that resulted in injuries to himself and others involved.
A New York Times/Siena poll reveals that voters are expressing discontent with artificial intelligence and data centers. The survey points to concerns about the implications of these technologies on local communities, particularly as midterm elections approach.
A recent poll by The New York Times and Siena College reveals that voters are expressing discontent with data centers, particularly one under construction in Abilene, Texas. This issue is expected to play a notable role in the midterm elections.
Rep. Thomas Massie filed eight articles of impeachment against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on September 15, 2026, citing accusations of high crimes related to military operations. The resolution requires House action within two legislative days, but GOP leaders may choose to table it. This marks a significant escalation in Massie's conflict with the Trump administration, which has affected his political career.
Rep. Maxine Waters criticized Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent during a House Financial Services Committee hearing on September 15, 2026, regarding the Trump administration's policies on artificial intelligence. Waters expressed concerns about the lack of safeguards in the push for AI development.
Rep. Thomas Massie has introduced a resolution to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, alleging he has continued military operations in Iran in defiance of Congress. The resolution is unlikely to pass in the GOP-controlled Congress but is privileged, allowing for a full House vote. This follows previous efforts to limit the administration's military powers regarding Iran.
President Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court for rejecting his efforts to limit mail-in voting for the upcoming midterm elections. He expressed dissatisfaction with justices he nominated, stating they were not the individuals he had interviewed. The court's ruling allows states to continue their established mail ballot processes.
Robert Garcia, the top Democrat on the House oversight committee, is investigating connections between the White House and Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev, who funded part of Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding. Garcia has requested documents and communications related to this matter from the White House.
The planned sale of 2,000-pound munitions to Israel has been announced, which has a history of causing civilian casualties. This transfer could test the Democratic Party's position on military sales.
The planned transfer of 2,000-pound munitions to Israel is noted as the largest in years and has been linked to incidents causing civilian casualties. This development may challenge Democrats' positions on military sales.
Jim Harbaugh expressed regret about the Los Angeles Chargers' preparation following their 26-14 loss to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 1. He noted that the team made preseason mistakes and struggled offensively after losing wide receiver Ladd McConkey to injury. The Chargers will aim to improve when they face the Las Vegas Raiders next.
A federal judge ruled on September 15, 2026, that the Kennedy Center's attempt to name the building after President Trump is in violation of a previous order. The judge stated that only Congress has the authority to change the center's name, which honors President John F. Kennedy.
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