Federal Appeals Court Allows Lawsuits Against TikTok and Meta Over Addiction Allegations

Judges say companies have to wait until final judgment to challenge a lower court's rejection of their Section 230 defenses.

Comcast and Disney Strike Deal to Bring NFL Network Back to Xfinity Subscribers for 2026 Season

Comcast, the nation’s second-largest cable television provider under the brand Xfinity, has reached an agreement with Disney to lift the current blackout and resume airing the NFL Network and NFL RedZone to its roughly 11 million subscribers in time for the 2026 season. Disney owns 72% of ESPN, which took over NFL Media assets earlier […]

Southern Cross Media Faces Revenue Decline Amid Digital Shift and Market Challenges

The decline in ad revenues across the 7 Network and its radio brands was offset by growth across its digital platforms.

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Trump’s Dallas Convention Trailed NFL Kickoff in TV Ratings, Nielsen Data Shows

Nielsen and industry reports show President Trump’s midterm convention speeches averaged roughly 2.5–3 million TV viewers, far below the NFL season openers that night, which drew about 25.1 million and 18.5 million viewers in the U.S.

Trump Criticizes His Supreme Court Appointees After Court Blocks His Mail-Ballot Rule

President Trump attacked the Supreme Court and singled out justices he nominated after the court refused to lift a lower‑court block on new Postal Service rules tied to mail ballots ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Chinese naval writers flag U.S. Marine ‘Stand‑In Forces’ in Pacific as a growing threat

A Chinese military journal article translated by the U.S. Naval War College warns that U.S. Marine Stand‑In Forces—small, missile‑armed teams operating from Pacific islands—could erode China’s sea‑denial advantages and prompt aggressive countermeasures.

Pentagon watchdog: Iranian strikes damaged hundreds of structures at U.S. bases across the Middle East

A Department of Defense inspector general report says Iranian missile and drone strikes damaged or destroyed hundreds of buildings and structures at U.S. bases in eight Middle East countries, disrupting logistics and contributing to munitions shortfalls.

Trump says existing U.S. laws can police AI industry, downplays recent industry alarm

President Donald Trump on Sept. 14 pushed back against recent AI safety warnings from industry leaders, saying the United States already has tools to regulate and prosecute misuse of artificial intelligence.

Texas voters urged to check registration as more than 1.2 million face ‘suspense’ ahead of Nov. 3 midterms

With National Voter Registration Day on Sept. 15 and Texas’ Oct. 5 registration deadline approaching, officials warn over one million Texans are on a ‘suspense’ list and should verify or update their records at VoteTexas.gov.

Supreme Court allows parties to seek candidate TV ad discounts, reviving GOP challenge

The Supreme Court stepped in before midterms to allow Republican campaign committees to press for broadcast stations’ lowest candidate ad rates for party-coordinated buys, vacating a 4th Circuit halt and setting up a potential definitive ruling before November.

Missouri AG Catherine Hanaway Urges U.S. Supreme Court Review After State Justices Block GOP-Drafted Map

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene after the Missouri Supreme Court suspended a Republican-drawn congressional map and ordered the 2022 districts used for the November ballot unless voters approve the new map by referendum.

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Mystery Illness Strikes Swiss Dairy Cows Amid Virus Outbreak

Swiss cows struck by mystery illness

A virus spread by biting midges never before seen in Switzerland is thought to be responsible for a surge in sickness in Swiss dairy cows, authorities said Monday. Several regions of the Alpine country have recorded a spike in illnesses since mid-July, with cows suffering from fever and diarrhoea and producing less milk, the Federal […]

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Carly Simon Shares Parkinson’s Diagnosis and Health Journey

Singer Carly Simon diagnosed with Parkinson's: statement

American singer Carly Simon, known for hits like “You’re So Vain,” revealed on Monday that she has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. The 83-year-old confessional lyricist said in a statement that she had “been learning how to live with Parkinson’s disease” and that she had also been treated for skin cancer. Parkinson’s disease is a […]

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Hantavirus Outbreak on MV Hondius: Key Details and Impact

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Three passengers who were cruising the Atlantic Ocean have died and others have fallen sick amid a rare hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius, currently anchored off Cape Verde. Here is a look at what we know so far about those on board, the fatalities, the other symptomatic cases, the ship, its journey and the […]

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No New Hantavirus Cases Reported on Stuck Cruise Ship MV Hondius

'Low risk' to public of hantavirus after cruise ship deaths: WHO Europe

Dutch cruise operator Ocean Expeditions said Tuesday that “no new symptomatic cases” of hantavirus have been detected aboard the MV Hondius, which has been stuck near Cape Verde since Sunday due to an outbreak. “At this stage, no new symptomatic individuals on board have been identified beyond those previously reported,” it said in a statement.

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Hantavirus Concerns Prompt Evacuation from Cruise Ship Near Cape Verde

WHO suspects human-to-human transmission of hantavirus on stricken cruise ship

Three suspected hantavirus cases aboard a stricken cruise ship off Cape Verde will be evacuated shortly via the west African island nation, the World Health Organization told AFP on Tuesday. Once the two symptomatic hantavirus sufferers and a close contact with no symptoms have been successfully evacuated, the MV Hondius “can continue its route”, either […]

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