NATO’s thumbs-up for AWS shows Europe still needs America
The company has become the first cloud provider to win approval to handle sensitive data for all alliance members.
- favorable toward North Atlantic Treaty Organization · 76%
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Watch: Trump speaks at UN General Assembly
The U.S. "will no longer permit threats to America to gain a foothold anywhere in the Western Hemisphere," Trump will say, according to his prepared remarks.
- neutral toward Asamblea General de la ONU · 99%
From slavery to today: The Black women who shaped America
"If you don’t understand the history of Black women, you don’t understand the history of America." Those words from Nobel Prize-winning novelist Toni Morrison open Sasha Bonét's debut memoir, "The Waterbearers". The New York writer traces three generations of Black women in her family: her grandmother Betty Jean, the daughter of formerly enslaved people in Louisiana who went on to raise eleven children; her mother Connie, who sought a middle-class life in majority-white Houston; and Sasha herself, now raising her daughter Sofia in New York.
Trump’s media ban shows steady slide of his regime into outright dictatorship
The US president has moved fast to create the conditions for an authoritarian regime. America can fight back, but is running out of time, explains world affairs editor Sam Kiley
- critical toward Donald Trump · 99%
How return-to-office mandates are quietly eating away at America’s future
When parents gain the right to work from home, children do better in school, and the effects show up in outcomes that shape later opportunities.
The Hill•Gleb Tsipursky, opinion contributor22 Sept
‘Our job was not to attack’: how do you make a documentary about America’s culture wars?
Oscar-winning film-maker Barry Levinson’s docuseries Bucks County, USA examines the political divide in one town in a revealing and infuriating manner Like many teenage best friends, Evi and Vanessa have a penchant for finishing each other’s sentences. Whether enmeshed on a couch or telling a story, one, a red-headed musical theater nerd with a personality nearly as boisterous as her signature puffy skirts, collides with the other, darker in hair and disposition, their speech bubbling with indecipherable affirmations and giggles. In a heady chorus of “duuude” and “no, you!”, it can be difficult to tell where one girl ends and the other begins. Except, that is, at their respective homes. Evi’s mother, Lela, who like her daughter, espouses views considered left of liberal in the US context, speaks in support of LGBTQ students at local school board meetings and advocates for fact-based history lessons. Vanessa’s father, Paul Martino, is a right-leaning venture capitalist who likes to brag about installing school board members by spending $500,000 on local campaigns, an effort triggered by what he saw as unjustified school closures in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Continue reading...
The Guardian•Adrian Horton22 SeptAN
Aero-News: Quote of the Day (09.20.26)
“This journey across America offers a glimpse into a new era of aviation. Autonomy has an important role to play in the future of flight, allowing us to connect remote communities, deliver critical supplies, respond faster to disasters, support military operations, and keep pilots out of harm’s way.” Source: JoeBen Bevirt, Founder and CEO of Joby Aviation, in comments made as Joby Aviation announced that an aircraft equipped with its autonomy technology has completed the first-ever autonomous flight across the United States.
Aero-News Network22 Sept
US satellite maker Planet Labs opens Berlin factory as military demand booms
Germany is leading European drive to reduce dependence on America for space-based intelligence, says US group’s CEO
'America’s Got Talent:' Production Poised To Leave California After 21 Seasons
"America's Got Talent" is the latest TV show debating moving production out of California ... TMZ has learned. Sources close to production tell TMZ … the NBC competition reality show, judged by Simon Cowell, Sofia Vergara, Howie Mandel, and Mel…
TMZ•TMZ Staff22 Sept
A Power Shift in America?
Polls show momentum for the Democrats heading into November elections, but winning control of both the House and Senate could still be tough.
The New York Times•Katrin Bennhold21 Sept
America’s power grid is running out of juice — and these stocks stand to gain
SpaceX is one of a host of potential beneficiaries identified by Morgan Stanley as ways to play the intensifying AI power shortage.
Elon Musk, Jensen Huang and Tim Cook are set to dine with Xi this week. Here’s what their companies want from China.
The Trump White House’s guest list reads like a map of corporate America’s exposure to China — from Tesla’s Shanghai factory, to Nvidia’s blocked AI chips, to Citi’s long-awaited brokerage license.
- neutral toward Elon Musk · 98%
Forget Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos: The ‘everywhere millionaires’ created the blueprint for regular people to get rich in America
Owen Zidar and Eric Zwick spent a decade mining tax data to identify an under-the-radar class of American wealth.
Duffy: A ‘human’ will always be in charge of AI air traffic program
"It's always going to be a human that manages the airspace in America,” Duffy said.
The Hill•Sean Noone21 Sept
Top Republicans tell Trump to ban US diesel exports ahead of midterms
Fuel price crisis triggered by president’s war in Iran rattles legislators from rural America’s heartlands
- critical toward Donald Trump · 98%
10 of the US' youngest billionaires in 2026 — and how they got their fortunes
The Forbes 2026 list of America's 400 richest billionaires includes just 10 people under 40. Many owe their fortunes to the booming AI industry.
‘America, Who Hurt You?’ Review: Sarah Jones Plays the Melting Pot
The writer-performer takes the country and its fractious multitudes to therapy in her new multicharacter solo show in Brooklyn.
The New York Times•Laura Collins-Hughes21 Sept
Potentially destructive giant scale insects found at Detroit airport
‘Pests like this can threaten America’s resources and wreak havoc among our most important economic sectors,’ one official said
America’s politics of fear could finally be over
Following three decades of scaring each other to death, Americans are tired and longing for change.
The Hill•John Kenneth White, opinion contributor21 Sept
AI is a Pandora’s box that some CEOs seem wary of opening — at least with investors
Corporate America may be broadly using AI, but an analyst noted that some management teams are hesitant to bring it up with investors because it won’t translate to financial results just yet.