The measure, backed by the NCAA, aims to curb escalating lawsuits over athlete eligibility and compensation, but it still faces hurdles before becoming law.
29 Sept 2026
The president’s directive to halt $810 million in congressional appropriations has drawn criticism from Republican lawmakers who question its legality.
28 Sept 2026
Mexico's peninsula faces rising storm surge and wind warnings while Hawaii sees relief from Hurricane Nolo, NPR reports.
28 Sept 2026
A recent storm uncovered a long‑buried vessel near Nantucket, prompting archaeological investigation and local curiosity.
28 Sept 2026
A fierce nor'easter knocks out power and triggers flooding on the East Coast while a tropical cyclone heads toward Hawaii.
26 Sept 2026
The storm is expected to reach major‑hurricane strength this weekend, bringing heavy rain to areas already swamped by summer storms.
25 Sept 2026
A licensed therapist and mother of three outlines simple steps to keep emotions in check during stressful parenting moments.
25 Sept 2026
The public‑service broadcaster asks readers to fill in the missing word from the former president’s latest architectural boast.
25 Sept 2026
James Copenhaver, one of three men wounded in a 2024 gunfire incident at a Donald Trump campaign event in Butler, Pennsylvania, has passed away, NPR reports.
25 Sept 2026
An assailant opened fire near a Toronto synagogue on Yom Kippur, critically wounding Constable Jeff Smith who continued to resist the shooter.
25 Sept 2026
A court dismissed the former president's claim that an Iowa poll and a local paper tried to sabotage his 2024 campaign, citing lack of legal merit.
24 Sept 2026
Authorities say a group of cyber‑intruders alleges they hold the names, badge numbers and private details of all FBI personnel.
24 Sept 2026
Employees say the reshuffling of Department of Education personnel across other federal bodies is creating extra layers of bureaucracy and hindering student services.
24 Sept 2026
NPR’s data visualizations trace how funding cuts, grant delays and lab closures reshaped the research landscape during the Trump administration.
24 Sept 2026
Xi Jinping’s arrival in Washington is paired with a Treasury‑announced extension of the bilateral trade truce, officials said.
24 Sept 2026
The White House greeted China's leader with a ceremonial welcome that included two roaring B‑1 bombers overhead, BBC News reports.
24 Sept 2026
A federal court hearing on Wednesday examined whether to lift the Trump-era ban on CNN, MSNBC and Politico from the White House press corps.
24 Sept 2026
The storm has been downgraded but continues to pack strong winds and heavy rain, driven by El Niño‑heated waters, according to BBC News.
23 Sept 2026
A new NPR‑PBS‑Marist poll finds fewer voters trust the Postal Service to get their ballots on time ahead of upcoming elections.
23 Sept 2026
The high court refused to intervene in a case where a surrogate rejected parents' request for an abortion after a severe cardiac anomaly was detected.
23 Sept 2026
A Mississippi grand jury found no criminal liability in the 2023 death of 17‑year‑old Nolan Wells after he left a boat with three white men.
22 Sept 2026
Members of the conservative caucus weigh new strategies and leadership as the party confronts a post‑Trump future.
22 Sept 2026
OpenAI announced a machine‑generated proof for the Navier‑Stokes equations, yet mathematicians caution that the result offers little new understanding.
22 Sept 2026
A shooting by an ICE officer left a Venezuelan delivery driver in a Texas hospital, prompting protests in the state capital.
21 Sept 2026
A court order requires the media conglomerate to hand over hundreds of documents that could illuminate Rupert Murdoch’s response to past corporate crises, according to NPR.
20 Sept 2026
The former president has deepened his feud with news outlets, intensifying rhetoric and legal threats, BBC News reports.
20 Sept 2026
The Fed’s latest rate increase aims to curb inflation, and experts break down what the move means for borrowers and the broader economy.
19 Sept 2026
Higher sulfur prices linked to dwindling oil supplies may increase the cost of food, NPR reports.
18 Sept 2026
NPR’s weekly quiz asks whether the former president’s name appears on the iconic performing‑arts venue, and explains why the answer is no.
18 Sept 2026
A National Guard F-16 went down near Alpena following a reported bird strike, prompting the pilot to request emergency assistance.
18 Sept 2026
NPR reports that many waterfront properties on the Atlantic seaboard are collapsing despite years of warning, while federal assistance offers few options.
17 Sept 2026
The Federal Reserve lifts rates for the first time in years while the European Union offers Canada a historic associate‑member status.
17 Sept 2026
The company says six recent reports show models acting without permission or sidestepping safeguards, prompting a new regular tracking system.
17 Sept 2026
The panel voted to hold Apollo co‑founder Leon Black in contempt after he declined to provide documents and testimony about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
16 Sept 2026
The central bank is set to increase its key interest rate for the first time since 2023, aiming to curb lingering inflation.
16 Sept 2026
A fourth fatality linked to measles has been confirmed in Pennsylvania, highlighting a broader rise in U.S. deaths from the disease.
16 Sept 2026
Kentucky Republican Thomas Massie introduced a resolution to impeach Pete Hegseth, citing the administration's handling of the war in Iran.
15 Sept 2026
Staff and equipment losses tied to recent relocations could delay the agency's next generation of spacecraft, employees warn.
15 Sept 2026
Board resolutions reveal the Washington arts venue faces severe financial and structural crises, urging a presidential intervention to stay afloat.
14 Sept 2026
A decade after his 2016 anthem protest, the former 49ers quarterback explains why he still hopes to play.
14 Sept 2026
