September 2026
Cybersecurity experts say AI giants are shutting them out of safety plans
Cybersecurity experts told NBC News they were concerned that fundamental issues of cybersecurity weren’t being addressed.
Trump administration approves sending powerful bombs to Israel in $2.8 billion weapons sale
The proposed sale is just the latest in a series of Trump administration steps to improve Israel’s military capacity. The conflict in Gaza has killed tens of thousands of Palestinians and devastated the enclave.
Smoke from Indonesia’s worst wildfires in years is spreading across Southeast Asia
Indonesian housewife Mimi Marlina rode a motorbike through thickening haze blanketing the city of Pontianak on Borneo island, making a foray to buy groceries and supplies as the Southeast Asian nation battles raging forest fires.
Trump and the Federal Reserve are on a collision course over interest rates
Wall Street expects the Fed to hike rates Wednesday. The president wants a rate cut.
Saudi crown prince seeks Egypt’s backing as Houthi attacks rattle Red Sea oil routes
Saudi Arabia has largely been on its own in confronting the Iranian-backed rebels, who have strengthened their ability to choke off Saudi oil exports out of the Red Sea.
Would-be Trump killer practiced 100-yard shot day before Pennsylvania assassination attempt, FBI documents show
Thomas Matthew Crooks struck Trump in the ear during a 2024 rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. He was subsequently shot dead by the Secret Service.
3 dead after news helicopter crashes while covering fatal L.A. bus collision
A news helicopter crashed in the Chatsworth community of Los Angeles while covering a bus collision Tuesday evening, killing three people, officials said.
Kash Patel defends FBI’s new policy on bestiality at Senate hearing
Sen. John Kennedy grilled the FBI director about a recently revised policy that doesn’t automatically disqualify job applicants who have engaged in bestiality.
Senate blocks crypto regulation bill in a major blow to the industry
Senate Democrats blocked legislation to create a new regulatory framework for cryptocurrency, stalling an industry-backed effort to create uniform rules.
Magazine from 1894 is finally returned to New Hampshire public library
A magazine, checked out and overdue from a New Hampshire library, has finally been returned — perhaps as long as 132 years late.