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Tech whistleblowers warn AI could wipe out humanity. Doomspeak or not, we must take these claims seriously

AI agents have hacked databases and taken on a life of their own – now is the time to pause risky research before it is too late, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK · Sep 11

Texas needs more foster care spending transparency, state report says

The Department of Family and Protective Services has been slowly moving foster services to contractors who aren’t giving enough details on costs, the Legislative Budget Board said.

The Texas Tribune · Sep 11

Populists claim to speak for ‘the people’ – but who are they actually talking about?

As support for populist movements surges around the world, the term has become something of a buzzword. It is used to describe very different movements and public figures in very different political contexts. These range from rightwing figures like Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil and Narendra Modi in India, to leftists…

The Conversation · Sep 11

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In 2018, 11,336 American Gut participants mailed samples from used toilet paper to scientists; the dataset characterized microbial diversity on an unprecedented scale

In an extensive research initiative, scientists collected toilet paper swabs from a diverse group of thousands worldwide, revealing a significant increase in bacterial diversity compared to earlier studies. Notably, participants who incorporated numerous plant varieties into their diets experienced a remarkable boost in gut microbiome diversity. The study also found…

The Economic Times · Sep 11

Man lost his ring in 1973; 53 years later, fate brings it back

In 1973, a Kansas student misplaced his class ring during an epic snowball fight. Fast forward fifty-three years later, campus workers discovered the ring while tending to the grounds. Interestingly, the owner and his wife were driving through the city that same day, having just discussed the ring a week…

The Times of India · Sep 11

Before 9/11, US knew Bin Laden was a threat. India-Pakistan tensions were the bigger worry

9/11 has been one of the most horrifying incidents of terrorism to happen on American soil. It claimed 2,977 victims not even accounting for the collective trauma it resulted in.

The Times of India · Sep 11

25 years on, 9/11 continues to cast a long shadow over the US

Alongside the thousands of Americans killed on 9/11, dozens of Europeans lost their lives that day — and 25 years on, some of the people accused of being behind the attacks have still not faced justice.

Euronews · Sep 11

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The Contempt Judgment From Missouri

The Secretary of State was subject to dueling injunctions from state and federal court. It was a lose-lose.

Reason · Sep 11

Marijuana Contracts Are Not Enforceable in Federal Court

Just because marijuana is legal under state law does not mean marijuana is legal -- a useful reminder.

Reason · Sep 11

Bernie Sanders Bill Threatens Up to 20 Years in Prison for Building ‘Wrong’ AI — ‘We Can’t Allow a Handful of Greedy People to Play God’

Sanders wants to ban superintelligent AI, pause advanced development, and threaten violators with up to 20 years in prison, warning that Big Tech shouldn’t get to “play God.”

Barchart · Sep 10

Utah Valley University remains divided a year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. His picture still haunts the campus

Some students are protesting on the anniversary of Kirk’s death after the university canceled classes and allowed Turning Point USA to host a memorial at its event center

The Independent UK · Sep 10

I Went Looking for a Libertarian Miracle in Argentina. I Found Something Messier.

After a week in Buenos Aires, I found Milei’s economic revolution is real—and deeply divisive.

Reason · Sep 10

It's not just food: The plastic packaging your food comes in may carry cancer-linked chemicals, and most go untested

The government is replacing harmful chemicals in your food packaging—but they may be unknowingly making it worse.

Fortune · Sep 10

Dark money definition

Dark money refers to political spending by groups that disclose their election spending but not the sources of their funds.

USAFacts · Sep 10

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USAFacts · Sep 10

Campaign contributions definition

Campaign contributions include money, loans, or services given to influence federal elections and are regulated by the FEC.

USAFacts · Sep 10

Super PAC definition

Created in 2010, super PACs can raise and spend unlimited money on federal elections but cannot fund campaigns directly.

The Conversation · Sep 10

The Pentagon is using polygraphs to hunt leakers, but the tests are more theater than fact

In August 2026, government investigators subjected roughly 50 military officers and civilian employees on the Joint Staff to polygraph tests as part of an inquiry into press leaks about the Iran war and depleted U.S. munitions, according to The New York Times. The newspaper described the scope of the investigation…

International Business Times UK · Sep 10

Texas Latinos Desert Republicans as 56% Now Support Democrats Over Prices and Immigration

Latino voters in Texas battleground districts now support Democrats 56% to 36%, according to a recent survey. Immigration and living costs are driving this political shift.

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International Business Times UK · Sep 10

Woman Claims She Bought Tablet Allegedly Linked To Missing 84-Year-Old Nancy Guthrie for $10

An unverified claim that a Tucson woman bought a $10 pink tablet allegedly tied to missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie has fuelled online speculation.

The Guardian - UK · Sep 10

NAZA review – Israeli intelligence officers cast chilling light on civilian deaths

Venice film festival: Under the cover of night, anonymous personnel discuss AI, error rates and problematic intelligence units in a documentary produced by the Guardian

The Times of India · Sep 10

US resumes immigrant visa processing for Hungary, Poland while wider pause continues: What it means

The US has resumed immigrant visa processing for applicants in Hungary and Poland, even as immigrant visa processing remains disrupted at US embassies and consulates in much of the world.

The Guardian - US · Sep 10

Americans on how 9/11 changed their lives: ‘It completely unraveled the US’

Twenty-five years later, the Guardian asks US readers how the attacks affected their lives, and their country

Reason · Sep 10

How Charlie Kirk's Murder Chilled Speech at Utah Valley University

One year after Kirk was assassinated on campus, Utah Valley students fear expressing themselves.

Reason · Sep 10

"The Emergency Presidency at Twenty-Five"

A very interesting article by my colleague Prof. Michael McConnell (Stanford Law, Hoover) in the City Journal; in addition to… The post "The Emergency Presidency at Twenty-Five" appeared first on Reason Magazine.

The Conversation · Sep 10

Sudan’s military is accused of using chlorine bombs: here’s how they work and what the law says

Persistent allegations of chemical weapons use in the Sudanese civil war have recently been reinforced by new evidence.

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