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Trump Announces Ban on CNN MSNBC and Politico From White House — 15hIt appears people won’t be seeing CNN, MS NOW and Politico at the White House. That’s because President Donald Trump has banned the three media outlets from 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.… — by Sandra Rhodes

Tom Gallagher Restricting access like this only fuels more division instead of encouraging better reporting from everyone.

48 Dead, 182 Affected in Nigeria Methanol Poisoning — 2d"After drinking two cups on the 11th, I couldn't see the next day," a patient said, as a suspected methanol drink left at least 48 dead in Nigeria.

Earthshot Prize Reveals 15 Environmental Finalists — 1dNiue Ocean Wide Trust aims for a $32 million ocean endowment as one of 15 Earthshot Prize finalists. Coral Pasisi: Niueans do not see the ocean as separate from us.

Sam Okafor Niue's ocean endowment push makes sense given how closely they tie their identity to the sea, hope it inspires bigger commitments elsewhere.

Silver Calls Potential Blazers Move ‘Failure’ — 3dAdam Silver said Sept. 15 he would see it as a "failure" if the Trail Blazers did not stay in Portland and called Moda Center among the league's least modern arenas.

Chris Dalton The county and state need to hold firm on that 20-year lease before handing over public money for the arena upgrades.

Boston Dynamics IPO Unlikely Before 2027, Executive Says — 5dA Hyundai executive said Boston Dynamics is unlikely to IPO by 2027 after a 528.4 billion won 2025 loss; analysts see 2029 or 2030 as likelier.

Nicole Hardy Hyundai should focus on steady progress rather than rushing the company to market by 2029 or 2030.

FDA hearing examines safeguards for potential psychedelic mental health treatments — 5dFDA held a Sep. 14, 2026 hearing on safeguards for psilocybin and MDMA mental-health treatments; analysts see possible approvals as early as 2027.

Rachel Meyers The FDA's focus on provider training and supervised use is essential before any approvals move forward.

Trump says he would love to see Ireland unified — Sep 12, 2026During a two-day visit to Dublin, US President Donald Trump said he would love to see a unified Ireland and that it would be a great feather in everybody’s cap, noting the UK would have a say in the matter. He also suggested he could help resolve international disputes such as the Falkland Islands row and arrived amid one of Ireland’s largest security operations, meeting Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Irish President Catherine Connolly.

Rachel Meyers Trump's take on a unified Ireland makes sense in theory, but the UK still holds the real cards on any decision.

Hawaii sees its first-ever tornado watch as Hurricane Lowell approaches6 sources — Sep 8, 2026

The Miracle of the Sun at GarabandalGood News — FROM 1961Children see solar miracle

AI Leaders Clash Over Safety and Regulation — 3dElon Musk urged the world’s leading AI labs, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta and major Chinese firms, to establish a shared test harness that would let rivals evaluate each other’s models before public release to bolster safety amid a push for slower frontier AI development. The coverage also notes investor caution around AI hype and risk, with some seeing buying opportunities in tech and bonds despite ongoing calls for stricter regulation and safety reviews.

Northern Lights Forecast: 11 States May See Aurora Monday NightScience — Sep 7, 2026

The Miracle of the Sun at KibehoGood News — FROM 1981African children see solar signs

These tiny pups may look like badgers — until you see their hoof-like feet: 'They're so closely related to elephants' — Sep 8, 2026

The Miracle of the Dancing Sun at ZeitounGood News — FROM 1968Millions see Virgin over church

Alex Pereira seeking Ciryl Gane rematch for his next fight: ‘From what I’m seeing, it’s something that’s going to happen’Sports — Sep 7, 2026

Constantine Sees the Chi-Rho Before Milvian BridgeGood News — FROM 312Vision leads to victory and edict of toleration.

Alzheimer’s patient in Broward sees brain plaques cleared due to new treatmentHealth — Sep 5, 2026

W. H. Auden Returns to FaithGood News — FROM 1940Poet attends church after seeing war suffering.

The Samaritan's Purse Founder Bob Pierce Prays for AsiaGood News — FROM 1950Evangelist begins relief work after seeing orphaned children in China and Korea.

SMX Says Oil Volatility Elevates Recycled Plastic — 3dThe articles converge on the idea that energy volatility and rising transport costs are turning plastic recycling from a sustainability gesture into a core economic strategy, as the “Age of Parity” sees recycled plastic increasingly compete with virgin material. They underscore how global tensions, fuel spikes, and affordability pressures are reshaping the materials economy, pushing governments and companies to treat recycling as an economic necessity rather than a fringe objective, with real-world examples from Syria, Bangladesh, and broader markets illustrate the shift.

Five ETFs See Major August Short-Interest Shifts — 6dSeveral Brookstone and GraniteShares ETFs saw notable August swings in short interest, with BAMV and BAMU showing large reductions and increases respectively, while BAMG also rose and BABX, BABO, and BABO displayed substantial declines in short interest. The shifts reflect varied investor activity across value, growth, ultra-short bond, and leveraged Alibaba-focused funds.

S. Carolina Aquarium Celebrates ‘Baby Boom’ of Critically-Endangered Penguin ChicksGood News — Sep 8, 2026Ripley's Aquarium of Myrtle Beach sees seven African penguin chicks hatch this year in a record season for the critically endangered species.

15 books real people say completely changed the way they see the worldGood News — Sep 7, 2026A Reddit user asked for books that rewired their thinking and habits, prompting dozens to share specific titles and the exact shifts those books created.

Olga Mejía Glenn memoir traces Panama invasion survival to U.S. life — Sep 11, 2026Five articles profile Dr. Olga Mejía Glenn and her memoir Between Two Worlds, which recounts an immigrant’s journey from El Chorrillo in Panama to life in the United States, emphasizing resilience, education, and human rights. The book interweaves personal hardship, the 1989 U.S. invasion of Panama, and themes of faith, family, and belonging, urging readers to see the universal immigrant experience.

Derek Foss It is inspiring how she turned hardship in El Chorrillo into a focus on education and human rights in her new country.

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