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YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Blackstone Bets Big on Israeli Cybersecurity | Israel Update (Sept. 15, 2026)

A major vote of confidence in Israel's tech sector is making headlines as Blackstone backs a $27 million investment in Israeli cybersecurity startup Huskeys. Founded in 2025 by former IDF intelligence officers, the company is developing technology designed to protect businesses from malicious automated web traffic, including emerging threats posed by AI agents. The latest funding round values the company at approximately $100 million. Israel correspondent Jodie Cohen also takes viewers to the Sea of Galilee, known in Israel as the Kinneret. Featuring perspectives from local visitors and residents, the report explores one of Israel's most historic and scenic destinations, highlighting its significance to both Jewish and Christian…

WASHINGTONPOST (Anna Liss-Roy) - Republican lawmaker moves to force vote on impeaching Hegseth

Rep. Thomas Massie argued the defense secretary had violated three provisions of the War Powers Resolution of 1973 in the conflict with Iran.

WASHINGTONPOST (Rachel Roubein, Daniel Wu) - Pennsylvania teen died of ‘rare and severe’ complication of measles, coroner says

Pennsylvania has recorded a total of four measles-associated deaths this year, state health officials said.

THEFEDERALIST (Eddie Scarry) - Immigration Law Enforcement Is Only Deadly Because Of Democrats And The Media

Whenever reading some tragic story related to immigration in the dying news media, it’s always important to remember one thing: This is, in no small part, their fault. The Washington Post this week has a gruesome report on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent who allegedly shot himself after being told by his superiors […]

AMERICANALMANAC (Jonah Adams) - Lunar water supply could limit moon settlements to small outposts, new research finds

A peer-reviewed study warns that the moon's finite water ice reserves would run dry in as little as two years for a million-person city without recycling, a reality check aimed squarely at SpaceX's ambitious lunar colonization plans. Astronomers Martin Elvis and Jonathan McDowell published their findings in the journal Frontiers in Space Technologies, and the […] The post Lunar water supply could limit moon settlements to small outposts, new research finds appeared first on American Almanac .

A peer-reviewed study warns that the moon's finite water ice reserves would run dry in as little as two years for a million-person city without recycling, a reality check aimed squarely at SpaceX's ambitious lunar colonization plans. Astronomers Martin Elvis and Jonathan McDowell published their findings in the journal Frontiers in Space Technologies, and the numbers cut against the grand visions of sprawling lunar metropolises that have dominated space policy conversations in Washington and Silicon Valley alike. Even under the most optimistic water estimates, a large settlement would face hard physical limits that no amount of federal spending or private-sector enthusiasm can wish away. The study lands at a moment when both NASA and…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Florida woman charged with attempted murder after allegedly setting stranger on fire at gas pump

A 41-year-old Florida woman faces attempted felony murder charges after she allegedly ignited a gas pump nozzle with a lighter, engulfing a stranger in flames at a St. Petersburg station, all because the victim refused to hand over cash. Eleanor Crawford approached the victim, Christine Sherbuk, while Sherbuk was fueling her Volvo SUV at a […] The post Florida woman charged with attempted murder after allegedly setting stranger on fire at gas pump appeared first on American Almanac .

A 41-year-old Florida woman faces attempted felony murder charges after she allegedly ignited a gas pump nozzle with a lighter, engulfing a stranger in flames at a St. Petersburg station, all because the victim refused to hand over cash. Eleanor Crawford approached the victim, Christine Sherbuk, while Sherbuk was fueling her Volvo SUV at a Mobil gas station in St. Petersburg. Crawford first asked to borrow Sherbuk's phone. Sherbuk handed it over. Crawford then asked for money. Sherbuk said no. Within moments, police say , Crawford pulled out a lighter and set the gas nozzle on fire. A massive blaze erupted from the pump. Sherbuk and her car were engulfed in flames within seconds. A nearby witness, Scotty Gamling, described the scene as a…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Behind the scenes at the 2026 Emmys: Noah Wyle's sweet moment, Matthew Rhys's costly omission

The 2026 Emmy Awards delivered plenty of backstage moments worth noting, from Noah Wyle whistling at his wife to Matthew Rhys admitting he forgot to thank his partner in not one but both acceptance speeches. Mariska Hargitay hosted the ceremony on September 14, and the biggest repeat winners made the most of their time in […] The post Behind the scenes at the 2026 Emmys: Noah Wyle's sweet moment, Matthew Rhys's costly omission appeared first on American Almanac .

The 2026 Emmy Awards delivered plenty of backstage moments worth noting, from Noah Wyle whistling at his wife to Matthew Rhys admitting he forgot to thank his partner in not one but both acceptance speeches. Mariska Hargitay hosted the ceremony on September 14, and the biggest repeat winners made the most of their time in the press room. Wyle, 55, took home Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for the second consecutive year for his role in "The Pitt," which also won Outstanding Drama Series for a second straight time. But the moment Page Six reporters caught backstage had nothing to do with trophies. Wyle spotted his wife, Sara Wells, taking pictures by herself in the backstage area. He whistled to get her attention, then walked…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Giants running back Cam Skattebo fought through MetLife Stadium traffic, then backflipped on a surgically repaired ankle

New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo arrived at MetLife Stadium just two and a half hours before kickoff against the Dallas Cowboys, battled parking-lot gridlock in his Ford F350, scored a first-quarter touchdown, and celebrated with a backflip his coach told him not to do. Skattebo pulled into the East Rutherford, New Jersey, parking […] The post Giants running back Cam Skattebo fought through MetLife Stadium traffic, then backflipped on a surgically repaired ankle appeared first on American Almanac .

New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo arrived at MetLife Stadium just two and a half hours before kickoff against the Dallas Cowboys, battled parking-lot gridlock in his Ford F350, scored a first-quarter touchdown, and celebrated with a backflip his coach told him not to do. Skattebo pulled into the East Rutherford, New Jersey, parking lot at 5:50 for an 8:20 kickoff. NFL players are typically expected to arrive at least four hours early. That put the 24-year-old second-year back roughly ninety minutes behind the standard reporting window, stuck in the kind of traffic snarl that MetLife's lots are notorious for producing hours before game time. TMZ published a photo of Skattebo hanging out of his truck's driver-side window, and…Open