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The Lindsay Clancy case is far from over. Just days after a Massachusetts jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict in her triple murder trial, her defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, is back in court, pushing hard for something bigger than a retrial. He wants the whole case thrown out.
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On September 10, 2026, exactly one year after Charlie Kirk was killed, a crowd of students, friends, and Turning Point USA members made their way back to Utah Valley University to remember him. The memorial took place at the UCCU Center, and the tone of the evening leaned heavily on three things that defined Kirk's public life: his faith, his political work, and the movement he spent over a decade building.
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Casey Gerald is having a moment again. The author sat down with NPR's Fresh Air on September 8, 2026, to talk about his new book, The Great Refusal: A New Vision of Resistance, and why he's walked away from success twice in his career instead of holding onto it.
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Stefany Shaheen has clinched the Democratic nomination for New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District, edging out Maura Sullivan in a race that came down to the wire. The Associated Press called the contest at 12:35 a.m. Wednesday, with Shaheen ahead 37.2% to 34.9% once 88% of the votes were counted.
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Daejon Love posed as a rising NFL talent tied to the 49ers for nearly three years, using fake gear, staged photos, doctored highlight reels, and fabricated documents to convince women he was a pro athlete (and even claimed ties to a wealthy Swiss family). The FBI arrested him in Boise, Idaho on August 24, along with 18-year-old Taylor Jamie Chan, on wire fraud charges.
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Ramzi Kassem, chief counsel to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, has faced criticism after Mamdani handed him a ceremonial signing pen following a 9/11 remembrance ceremony at City Hall.
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Jason Bard Yarmosky isn't new to the art world, but 2026 has introduced him to a much bigger audience, thanks to his very public relationship with actress Katie Holmes.
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Sarah Jane Nader, the youngest of the Nader sisters, is heading to Dancing With the Stars Season 35, paired with Hailey Bills—the show's second all-female duo. Known from Hulu's "Love Thy Nader," she came out as bisexual in Season 1 and has since become an LGBTQ+ advocate. She's recently been linked to Pete Davidson, though nothing's confirmed. DWTS premieres September 15 on Disney+ and ABC.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has appointed Adam Telle as Acting Secretary of the U.S. Army, placing him in the service’s top civilian leadership position following the departure of Dan Driscoll.
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Buck Palmer spent a decade building a career in front of the camera before walking away from it entirely to study meditation in the Himalayas.
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Alex Jean Glover was a Division I volleyball player who never imagined her career would end with her calling professional matches from a broadcast booth.
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Jayanna Clark is a young mother from St. Petersburg who was pulled into two frightening abduction scares within about a year of each other, both times by men she'd been close to. Her story stood out because of how fast it unfolded, a brave neighbor who tried to help, and a search that ended with her found safe. But even with that relief, big questions remain, like whether anyone was ever truly held accountable for what happened to her.