Technology
How SpaceX’s reported $8 billion spectrum deal fits its mobile-network plans
SpaceX’s proposed $8B Grain deal would add nationwide 800 MHz licenses for Starlink Mobile, pending FCC approval; it is not a phone-network launch.
Story Type: <span>Explainer</span>
Science
Oxford, United Kingdom
What 57 newly identified marine species reveal about Argentina’s deep-sea canyons
Ocean Census and Schmidt Ocean Institute say a Buenos Aires workshop identified 57 species and proposed five genera from Argentina canyon samples.
Technology
Washington, District of Columbia
SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI: What Musk’s planned name change means
Musk says SpaceX plans to rename its AI unit SpaceXAI as SpaceXSI, a proposed change separate from Trump’s order for federal agencies.
Crime and Justice
Washington, District of Columbia
Why the Supreme Court lifted a last-minute stay of Christa Pike’s execution
In Tennessee, the U.S. Supreme Court lifted a stay on Christa Pike’s scheduled execution; its order did not say whether it was carried out.
Health
What older adults can do at home to reduce fall risks and stay independent
Federal health agencies recommend home updates, balance exercises, and medication reviews to help older adults reduce fall hazards.
Business and Finance
The Laughing Cow stops smiling on cheese packages in nationwide marketing campaign
Bel Brands USA altered The Laughing Cow packaging across 4,700 U.S. stores starting Sept. 22, 2026, removing the mascot's smile in a new campaign.
Crime and Justice
Former Utah postal carrier indicted over alleged disposal of about 300 mail-in ballots
A federal grand jury indicted former Utah postal carrier Damon Matai Seei for allegedly discarding roughly 300 primary election ballots.
Business and Finance
Cato analysis says DSA proposals could require up to $212 trillion in new spending over 10 years
A Cato Institute analysis says DSA platform proposals could require $71 trillion to $212 trillion in new federal spending over 10 years.
Politics
Why the 2026 House majority remains unsettled despite a Democratic advantage
Voters face fewer competitive congressional races as redistricting raises the seat threshold needed to win control of the U.S. House.
Crime and Justice
What prosecutors allege about a Russian-linked plot to kill a dissident in Washington
Federal prosecutors charged five men in an alleged Russian-linked plot to surveil and kill a dissident living in the Washington, D.C., area.