Georgia execution put on hold for hearing under new law
September 16, 2026
A judge put a Georgia execution on hold to allow a hearing under the Survivor Justice Act that could reduce Stacey Humphreys’ death sentence.
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AI regulation in Congress stalls as parties split on approach
September 16, 2026
AI regulation in Congress faces fresh urgency but little consensus, with leaders split on self-policing, federal preemption, and child protections.
Ukraine solar resilience grows amid ongoing grid attacks
September 16, 2026
Ukraine is ramping up rooftop systems and batteries to keep lights on as Russian strikes batter the grid, boosting Ukraine solar resilience across towns and cities.
Fed interest rate hike: What it could mean for consumers
September 16, 2026
A Fed interest rate hike is expected. Here is what higher borrowing costs could mean for mortgages, credit cards, auto loans, savings and Hawaiʻi households.
Senate health committee hearing takes up three Trump HHS picks
September 16, 2026
The Senate health committee hearing will weigh Trump nominees for surgeon general, HHS deputy secretary, and assistant secretary for Mental Health and Substance Use.
Arch Manning apology after laughing at AI video of Rowe
September 16, 2026
Arch Manning apologized after laughing about an AI video showing Steve Sarkisian striking reporter Holly Rowe. Rowe accepted his apology on Instagram.
How to prepare for a release date from prison
September 16, 2026
Leaving prison is complex. Learn how to prepare for a release date with steps for documents, housing, finances, health care and emotional readiness.
Abdul El-Sayed debate spotlights Piker ties, Israel stance
September 16, 2026
At a Detroit forum without GOP rival Mike Rogers, Abdul El-Sayed denounced Hasan Piker’s rhetoric and faced pointed questions on Israel, CAIR-linked donations, and DSA ties.
Supreme Court rejects Trump mail voting plan, other moves continue
September 16, 2026
The Supreme Court rejected the Trump mail voting plan, but the administration is still pressing states for voter data and probing alleged noncitizen voting ahead of the midterms.
Nick Reiner death penalty off table in parents’ killings case
September 16, 2026
Los Angeles prosecutors will not pursue the Nick Reiner death penalty in the killings of his parents. He faces life without parole if convicted.
Jon Voight backs federal film tax credit to boost jobs
September 15, 2026
Jon Voight joined a bipartisan push for a federal film tax credit, citing a new report that says it would level the playing field and bring jobs back.
EPA repeals power plant rules on fossil fuel emissions
September 15, 2026
The EPA repeals power plant rules that capped greenhouse gases from coal and gas facilities, reversing Biden-era limits and prompting legal challenges.
