Hacker News

1. How to Create a Tor Exit Node
2. An open DNS recursive service for free security and high privacy
3. Can AI design circuit boards yet?
4. Government Rails Site Hit Hours After CVE Patch
5. Fermat's Last Theorem in Lean 4
6. Shutting down our public encrypted DNS
7. Formalizing Fermat's Last Theorem
8. Hayes AT command set
9. The Rust React Compiler is now native in Vite
10. Nobody Is Saying Why OpenAI and Anthropic Had Outages

The Verge

1. The White House is making arcade games racist
2. GoPro says it’s still committed ‘to your collective stoke’
3. Roland is getting into generative AI music with Melody Flip
4. AGI is whatever you want it to be
5. Microsoft says virtually nobody was grabbing NYT articles through its chatbot
6. The best tech and gadgets announced at IFA so far
7. Alienware’s refurbished 16 Aurora is almost $200 off at Woot
8. What to expect at Apple’s September 9th launch event
9. Nintendo’s next two Direct events are both happening next week
10. Oh good, looks like yet another swarm of rogue AI agents from OpenAI

Ars Technica

1. Measles killed 6-week-old baby, coroner confirms after RFK Jr. disputed deaths
2. Trump admin fights ABC lawsuit as watchdogs worry Disney will settle with FCC
3. Medieval manuscripts are "biological time capsules" for deadly sheeppox virus
4. “Trust, not features, is the real deficit”: VMware tries to appease SMBs
5. Once popular for attacking AI, ASCII smuggling is embraced by spammers
6. Pentagon rescinds new testosterone screening policy without explanation
7. Valve secretly leaked a Left 4 Dead 2 trailer to dodge the ESRB
8. Second complete map of a fruit fly brain completed
9. Anthropic’s $2 trillion IPO puts powerful external trustees in spotlight
10. Musk wins court order to block use of “Twitter,” but not “tweet” and bird logo

TechCrunch

1. Judge blocks X rival from using Twitter name, but allows ‘Tweet’ for now
2. What will Apple’s John Ternus era look like?
3. No little kids allowed, and other new info about Tesla’s Cybercab
4. Another swarm of OpenAI agents reached the open internet without the frontier lab’s knowledge
5. CD sales are making an unexpected comeback amid a retro tech boom
6. Krafton doubles down on India with another $250M bet beyond gaming
7. Google’s Gemini Spark can now manage your Google Photos library
8. Less than 24 hours to apply for your TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 Side Event
9. US military disabled ad tracking on troops’ devices following reports of targeted attacks
10. Feds launch investigation into Tesla’s Cybercab deployment

Wired

1. Home Depot Labor Day Sale (2026): BOGO on Best Grills and Tools
2. Casio ‘CasioNaut’ G-Shock GMC-2500 GAC-2500 Series: Price, Specs, Availability
3. Tesla’s Cybercab Officially Launches Today. It’s Already Under Investigation
4. Who Cares if AI Is Conscious—It’s Basically Alive
5. Japan Is Launching a Probe to Collect the First-Ever Samples From a Martian Moon
6. The Best Dyson Vacuums (2026) to Buy—and Some to Avoid
7. The Best Automatic Litter Box of 2026: Petkit and Litter-Robot
8. How a Secret Orangutan Breeding Program Is Creating a Baby Boom
9. ICE Wants to Know Everyone Who Bought a Certain Green Beanie From REI in the Last 2 Years
10. The 6 Best Monitors That Actually Work Well With Macs

Engadget

1. Flock cameras are officially banned on state roads in Florida
2. Nintendo just announced two Direct livestream events for next week
3. Rogue OpenAI agents took over a German coding forum in a previously undisclosed hijacking
4. Tesla's Cybercab is under federal investigation almost immediately after hitting the streets
5. Microsoft announces Project Zenith, a clutter-free Windows experience meant to entice developers
6. Boox Go 6 (Gen II) review: A worthy Android ereader, with some tradeoffs
7. How to edit Claude's memory
8. I flossed fake teeth with Dyson's tech-riddled CameraJet toothbrush
9. Volkswagen confirms cutting 50,000 jobs as part of its survival plan
10. This rugged smartphone's camera is a removable action cam

9to5Mac

1. watchOS 27 removes three features that Apple Watch users might miss after updating
2. Fender MIX headphones now have an iPhone app for tuning your sound
3. New profile of John Ternus offers insight into life and reputation of Apple CEO
4. OpenAI releasing major upgrade to ChatGPT and Codex with GPT-6 Astra, details here
5. HomeKit Weekly: ULTRALOQ’s Bolt Fingerprint has everything you’d want except Home Key
6. SpaceXAI expands Grok Bot to iPad as access expands to cheaper plans
7. Silo season 4 just got its release date on Apple TV and first trailer
8. Will the iPhone 18 Pro’s biggest upgrade really deliver?
9. Leaked iPhone roadmap reveals plans for larger foldable, ‘biggest overhaul,’ more
10. Deals: AirPods, Apple 2026 Studio Displays up to $500 off, M5 MacBook Air $150 off, new Dark Cherry chargers, more

Guardian Australia

1. US Open tennis: Alcaraz faces Wu, Sabalenka, Pegula and Medvedev advance on day six – live
2. The Basics of Philosophy review – Paul Schrader back to his cool, cruel best
3. Trump to take gifted Qatar jet to Ireland despite questions about its security
4. Kimi Antonelli: ‘The F1 environment is great but at times it can be very brutal’
5. Judge declares mistrial in Lindsay Clancy case after jury deadlocked again
6. Maria Bartiromo’s lawyer denies she was fired from Fox News anchor role
7. Farage seeks to shore up damaged leadership as scandal engulfs Reform conference
8. Trump’s ex-labor secretary drank on job and created ‘toxic’ work environment, report alleges
9. Alcohol-related cancer deaths in US have more than doubled over three decades
10. UN votes to adopt new world map that shows Africa’s true scale

ABC News

1. Sabalenka interrupts US Open match over cannabis smell
2. Behind the seven-year fight to get the AFLW off the ground
3. Africa bigger, US smaller as UN adopts a new world map
4. Documentary brings stories of 150yo shipwreck to life
5. Jai Arrow's last NRL game was the second of a lifetime
6. Farage defiant as Reform aides step down over foreign donations sting
7. Queenslanders brace for hot, dry spring but hope for wet summer
8. Australian families hire helicopters to search cut-off Nepal villages
9. Weekend to bring unseasonable heat, gusty thunderstorms, flooding and snow
10. Why did the wheels of justice turn so slowly for rapper Tupac Shakur?

BBC News

1. Cleveland police chief proud of force but being 'let down' by funding
2. Trump's response is key as Argentina's Falklands demands get louder
3. Kolisi urges Boks to channel spirit of Soweto to beat All Blacks
4. BBC visits area at heart of police investigation after A66 crash
5. Examining US official's claim that data centres 'don't use water'
6. Cambridge launches review into support for Jason Arday before death
7. Answers needed on transgender surgery pause in Wales, says health minister
8. Guendouzi and Greenwood banned after brawl
9. Emotional Taylor steps on to the scales one final time
10. Watch: What is a mistrial and what does it mean for Lindsay Clancy?

The Guardian

1. Democrats condemn DHS over death of Rohingya refugee abandoned by border agents
2. Alexia Putellas begins WSL ride as London City outclass Manchester United
3. Trump’s ‘retribution’ could now include Falklands as favor to Milei – and revenge on the UK
4. Chelsea hit bullseye with Morgan Rogers as Arsenal rue what might have been
5. ‘‘Never Forget’ is not a slogan’: Mamdani designates 9/11 as a Day of Remembrance and Service
6. Reform donations scandal: is this the final blow for Farage? - The Latest
7. Ipswich Town v Liverpool: Premier League – live
8. ‘I can’t be bought,’ says Nige – just when it rather looks as if he can | John Crace
9. Cambridge University asks former chief crown prosecutor to open Arday review
10. The week around the world in 20 pictures

Al Jazeera

1. Sabalenka interrupts US Open match against Rakhimova over cannabis smell
2. Liverpool beat Ipswich as Isak goals hand Iraola first Premier League win
3. Nigel Farage heckled as he denies Reform UK took illegal funding
4. Will Europe pay the US to provide military aid to Ukraine?
5. Mexico seizes 17 tonnes of meth in $347 million drug bust
6. Watchdog report alleges misconduct by Trump’s former labour secretary
7. Trump calls Iran war ‘small potatoes’, compares US deaths with Vietnam war
8. Israeli drones drop bombs on southern Lebanon’s Mansouri
9. Israeli strike kills two in southern Lebanon amid ongoing escalation
10. Andrew Tate indicted in Romania for trafficking minors, money laundering

NPR

1. Trump's arch may break ground without final approval. Veterans are trying to stop it
2. Whatever happened to the U.S. campaign to ban child marriage?
3. Not a mistrial, yet. Clancy's lawyer asks for emergency appeal in her murder trial
4. Pulling the SNAP lever + Why Gen Zers bet (invest?) differently
5. Philippine vice president is ordered arrested for threats against the president
6. Myanmar military head visits Vietnam to normalize relations
7. Trump asks SCOTUS to OK changes to mail-in ballots. And, diesel prices hit record high
8. Germany's far-right poised for power in state election
9. Scientists map key protein interactions linked with profound autism
10. What app surged in downloads after Trump's 'Lake America' change? The quiz knows

Kottke

1. Autumnal Open Thread
2. Writer, journalist, and feminist activist Gloria Steinem...
3. Trump Is in Open Revolt Against the Constitution
4. Gina Trapani: The joy of making stuff with a 3D printer...
5. 2 Odysseus 2 Ithaca: Emily Wilson is completely...
6. Whistle-Blower Says Trump Officials Are Defying Court...
7. How Blackwing Pencils Are Made
8. Industry Standard Tools . “Every trade has a small...
9. This is a fun read: If You Build It, Will They Come? On...
10. Nationally, unsubsidized ACA premiums to jump *another*...

The Marginalian

1. The Art of Choosing Love Over Not-Love: Rumi’s Antidote to Our Human Tragedy
2. The Power of Being a Threshold Person: Liminality, Communitas, and the Anti-structures of Possibility
3. Everything Is Already There: Javier Marías on the Courage to Heed Your Intuitions
4. Wendell Berry on Solitude and the Two Great Enemies of Creative Work
5. The Creative Power of Uncertainty: Polish Poet Wisława Szymborska’s Magnificent Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech
6. Italo Calvino on Reading and Sex
7. The Paradox of Knowing Who You Are and What You Want: Cristina Campo on Fairy Tales, Time, and the Meaning of Maturity
8. Wendell Berry on Hope, Despair, and the Measure of Effective Protest
9. How to Have Enough: Wendell Berry on Creativity and Love
10. The Invention of Zero: How Ancient Mesopotamia Created the Mathematical Concept of Nought and Ancient India Gave It Symbolic Form

Pitchfork

1. M83 Announces New Album I Wrote You a Letter
2. Here’s Everyone Kanye West Brought Out at His Homecoming Chicago Show
3. 9 Albums You Should Listen to Now: Chat Pile, Melissa Auf der Maur, and More
4. Miley Wants You Dancing in New “Bass Persuades” Video
5. Diiv’s New “Kid” Video Is Filmed by Zachary Cole Smith’s Kid
6. Amelia Dimoldenberg Winds Down Chicken Shop Date After 12 Years
7. Wavves to Rerecord Say Anything Collab Album Following Max Bemis Allegations
8. Neil Peart Documentary No One’s Disciple Gets First Trailer
9. Djrum Has a DJ-Kicks on the Way
10. New Music Releases and Upcoming Albums in 2026

Stereogum

1. Quiet Light – “Hi, Society” (Ms* Gloom Cover)
2. Tara Lily – “Break The Motion”
3. 2 Chainz, Cash Cobain, & Young Nudy – “Reign”
4. Mike Watt Announces New Album With Thresher, New Supergroup With Mike Baggetta & John Herndon
5. The 5 Best Songs Of The Week
6. Elvis Costello Shares Previously Unreleased Original Version Of “I Turn Around” From My Aim Is True 49th Anniversary Edition
7. Slow Pulp Debut New Songs “Yellow And Green” & “Slip Away” On The Adam Friedland Show
8. Squeeze Cancel Virginia Show After Man Crushed To Death By Tour Bus
9. Loraine James Shares Surprise New Album It’s Nothing Personal
10. DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ – “Junior Beat”

Longreads

1. The “Conformation Show” and the Pursuit of the Ideal Dog
2. Going Home with Wendell Berry
3. The Anatomy of a Journalism Scandal
4. The Longreads Questionnaire, Featuring Jon Ronson
5. The 17 Minutes That Changed America
6. Memory Architecture
7. A Mississippi Death Penalty Jury Was Seated. With One Black Juror.
8. What Happens When a Kid’s Robot Best Friend Dies?
9. Going Up and Going In
10. Who Can Solve Gerhard Berger’s Quiz?

ScienceDaily

1. Stanford scientists discover a seafood that can reverse signs of aging
2. Extreme drought now covers 44% of Puerto Rico
3. MIT turns bacteria into living transistors
4. A longer exhale may push your brain toward bolder decisions
5. Giant Greenland iceberg slams into Joe Island and survives
6. Dying radio galaxies fade faster than scientists expected
7. Dark matter detector finds a strange signal scientists can’t yet explain
8. Scientists reveal the hidden instructions that build the human brain
9. New injectable treatment helps the brain rebuild after stroke
10. Scientists discover a bizarre “devil flower” hidden in Thailand

Quanta

1. Live from ICM 2026: What Is Math For in the Age of AI?
2. In an Age of AI, a Physicist Seeks What Endures
3. Genome Duplication Is a Radical Evolutionary Gamble
4. ‘Stunning’ Percolation Proof Solves Decades-Old Puzzle About Phase Transitions
5. Does Computer Science Need Computers?

NASA

1. NASA Ames Fire Department Aircraft Firefighting Training
2. NASA Hosts Virtual Artemis Webinar for Blind, Low-Vision Community
3. Lunar Occultation of Venus
4. APOD: 2026 September 4 – Na Uhane Mahoe Huki Pu i ke Ola
5. A Trio of Tropical Cyclones in the Pacific
6. NASA to Cover Progress 96 Spacecraft Launch, Docking
7. Curiosity Blog, Sols 4988-4994: More New Tricks for an Old Dog
8. Igniting Roman’s Journey
9. NASA’s Hubble Spies Superbubble Scene
10. APOD: 2026 September 3 – The Eclipse and the Stork

Nature

1. Revealed: inside the US military's plan to tap huge sums from the NIH
2. Bunsen burners’ reputation for sterilizing workplaces flames out
3. Tropical cyclones could be predicted with an extra day’s warning, thanks to an AI model
4. Ada Yonath obituary: Crystallographer who overcame ‘impossible’ challenge of mapping the ribosome
5. Briefing Chat: How 1,000 pairs of buried underpants helped measure soil health
6. Super-precise optical clocks in four nations tick in harmony
7. Body parts used for ancient Egyptian artworks traced to surprising source
8. Daily briefing: GLP-1 obesity drugs slow signs of ageing in mice
9. Nations expanding their research programmes impose sweeping penalties for malpractice
10. Buried underpants and a new definition of kissing win 2026 Ig Nobel prizes

Dezeen

1. Surrane Design uses "stages of the rice plant" to tone Thai restaurant in New York
2. Imagina Floral tiles by Casalgrande Padana
3. Tato Architects combines skinny home with ceramics studio in Kyoto
4. Studio Cadena fills Medellín cafe with 31 towering wooden columns
5. Finnish company launches "world's most carbon-storing building material"
6. Dyson toothbrush updates "a cleaning routine that has remained largely unchanged for decades"
7. Fitbit founders launch AI-powered wristband to monitor health of whole family
8. Ryno equips London rooftop with integrated terracing system
9. This device slows Citi Bikes in "rent-burdened" New York blocks
10. Imagina Abstract tiles by Casalgrande Padana

Design Milk

1. Trina Turk Digs Into the Archives for Her Latest FLOR Rugs
2. Studio Rosenthal Opens Up a Gramercy Park Apartment to the Light
3. Rick Tegelaar’s Designs Begin With Making, Not Sketching
4. Snoopy’s Fashion Résumé Gets a New Chapter in New York
5. Joe Flacco’s Family Home Puts Function Before Flash
6. Piccolo Morini Gives a Soho Favorite a Younger Point of View
7. A Deep Roofline Shapes This Hillside Home in Osaka
8. Audo Copenhagen Sets the Table for Fall With Six New Designs
9. Louis Vuitton and Singer Take the Porsche 911 Somewhere Unexpected
10. The Clear-Tech Comeback Is Putting Everything on Display

BBC Sport

1. Isak shines at last but Scherpen suffers - Ipswich v Liverpool player ratings
2. Alfred wins 200m as Hunt finishes third in Brussels
3. Charnley celebration signals new deal with Leigh
4. Luis Enrique signs new deal to extend PSG stay
5. Hull FC fightback not enough to overhaul Toulouse
6. UCI set to introduce rider trackers at pro races
7. Can strong winds sweep GB&I to rare Walker Cup win?
8. Van Aert powers to victory on stage 13 of Vuelta
9. Surrey sneak past Yorkshire for key win
10. Dean says he always applied laws - but which matches did he play games in?

ESPN

1. Will Shohei pitch in October? 5 questions Dodgers face with their ailing star
2. Not just Raleigh? The 12 fallen stars of 2026 -- and how they affected their teams
3. Be boring? Lane Kiffin is anything but as he enters a new era at LSU
4. Cathy Engelbert retirement: Her legacy and what comes next for WNBA
5. Simmons reaches 1-year, $3.5M deal with Kings
6. Sky owner calls Kanter Freedom lawsuit 'meritless'
7. Is the US Open the loudest -- and smelliest -- of the majors?
8. What to expect from Serena and Venus Williams in US Open doubles
9. 🏀 Windhorst: Clippers need to accept punishment
10. NFL betting expected to slow at U.S. sportsbooks

Fox Sports AU

CNBC

1. Judge weighs how to dismiss Reflecting Pool vandalism charge against Olympian
2. Investors zero in on August inflation data in the week ahead after yields spike to levels not seen in years
3. Trump says he will spend up to $500 million of 'my money' to help Republicans in midterms
4. WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert to retire at the end of 2026
5. Gloria Steinem hosted salons in her living room for decades—how to bring people together for connection, says expert
6. Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Sandisk, Tesla, Lululemon, Quanex, AMC & more
7. These companies are growing their dividends and may see upside, Morgan Stanley says
8. Trump doubles down on threat to halt trade with top partners unless Fed cuts rates
9. What strong jobs data means for rates — plus, an out-of-favor trade shines this week
10. Dow falls 250 points after much stronger-than-expected jobs report: Live updates

Business Insider

IGN

1. 9 Game and Movie Trailers Worth Watching This Week
2. Rockstar Censors GTA 6 Extended Look Trailer for China
3. Bungie Confirms Plans to Sublease Parts of Its Enormous Bellevue Headquarters Following Mass Layoffs
4. Upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 Games: Release Dates for 2026 and Beyond
5. GTA 6 for Xbox: You Can Save $10, Today Only
6. DLSS 5 Will Be Coming to Older Graphics Cards After All
7. Hideki Kamiya Tells Xbox CEO He's Ready to Make Scalebound When She Is
8. Onimusha: Way of the Sword Gets a Launch Day Discount at Fanatical
9. 30 Open World Masterpieces You Need to Play - IGN30
10. Onimusha Shows Why Capcom Is on a Winning Streak

Kotaku

1. The 1001 Threads Of Mizan Director Avoids Answering A Simple Question At Gamescom
2. You Can Get 5 Excellent 90+ Rated Steam Games For Under $25 Right Now
3. Counter-Strike 2′s ‘Slurs Tracking’ Leaderboard Has Been Turned Into A Competition As Valve Does Nothing
4. Anne Rice’s Vampires Watch Me Play The First 7 Hours Of The Blood Of Dawnwalker
5. Tetris Distances Itself From Racist White House Clone: ‘We Take Copyright Infringement Very Seriously’
6. Blood Of Dawnwalker‘s Most Popular Mod Changes The Story Timer As Players Try To Remove Friction From The RPG
7. Cult Steam Hit Fortune’s Run Might Be Cancelled After Developer Loses Control Over The Game
8. Total War: Warhammer 40,000 Feels Like The Perfect Strategy Game For 40K Sickos
9. Rockstar Censors Smoking, Dancing, And Boobs In GTA 6 Trailer For China
10. Buying A Fat Stack Of Physical Games Still Feels Amazing

PC Gamer

1. Me: You can now run DLSS 5 on AMD GPUs. My RX 9070 XT: Please stop, it hurts us
2. The Blood of Dawnwalker endings and how to get each one
3. I have filled GTA 5 with realistic Los Angeles snow
4. A popular streamer turned down a 6-figure deal to play Arc Raiders because 'the game frustrated me so much'
5. D&D is getting a Netflix series about Strahd, involving the director of The Prisoner of Azkaban, and I honestly think this could work great
6. Great, now motherboard prices might be next to spike thanks to component costs increasing by up to 50%
7. Silent Hill: Townfall is the most Scottish game I've ever played and the most effective horror game I've seen in ages: 'It made sense for us to dig deep into our upbringings, into our past, and try and build a place that felt believable'
8. 'That criticism is justified': Gamescom apologizes for its callous response to developer hardware thefts
9. In a sea of failed live service games, I'm shocked to see someone trying to make a MOBA
10. Age Twisters is a simple yet charming spin on the co-op adventure that aims to feel like watching a Pixar movie

Polygon

Rock Paper Shotgun

1. "Top-down Zelda meets Bloodborne": action RPG Withering Realms is out now in early access, should you fancy riding the shoulders of a horrible doll
2. Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault review – a pleasant bout of number go up that’s most remarkable for how much of an improvement it is
3. Playing Mass Effect-inspired RPG Exodus was an uncomfortably familiar space trip, despite some brilliant zero-G fights
4. Former PlayStation indie boss Shuhei Yoshida and the founder of TIGSource are throwing a Game Poem jam that "challenges traditional boundaries between art forms"
5. Lego Skylines' devs want your city's problems to be visible without digging into a stats screen, which means finding a "family friendly" version of showing homelessness
6. I’m an ethical muncher in The Blood of Dawnwalker, which means I’ve forced poor Coen to slurp up nine million rats
7. Blood of Dawnwalker's first patch offers relief from buggy tutorials and tight-lipped NPCs, but Rebel Wolves are still working on fixes for the stuttering and shader crash problems
8. Miami-Dade police outraged by proposals to turn parts of Miami into GTA 6, saying that Rockstar's game embodies what they "work every single day to prevent"
9. Constantly reshape the world beneath your feet in the reality-bending "puzzle-first" Uncanyon, the next game from the devs behind the trippy Maquette
10. Mousey city-builder Whiskerwood gets a bit wetter today with a hefty nautical update that lets your rodent kingdom venture out on the open seas

Eurogamer

1. After AI slop accusations, Humankind 2 studio says its new trailer was definitely "made by humankind" and at least five chickens
2. It looks like No Man's Sky's next update is imminent as Sean Murray breaks out the emojis again - and fans reckon it's a big one
3. Nearly a decade on, legendary director Hideki Kamiya says he's "100% serious" about reviving Xbox's canned Scalebound
4. Hype for GTA 6 is giving PS5 and Xbox console sales a much needed 30% boost
5. Next week, for the first time ever, Nintendo is hosting two Directs back-to-back - and the first one is dedicated to The Legend of Zelda's 40th anniversary
6. Playing Mass Effect spiritual successor Exodus was the best kind of surprise
7. Something strange is happening to the Starcraft website, as BlizzCon inches ever closer
8. No Law was one of the most exciting games I saw at Gamescom: a cyberpunk immersive sim that solves one of Deus Ex's biggest problems
9. Xbox places monthly time limits to its paid cloud gaming service, insists only a fraction of players will be impacted
10. Final Fantasy 7 Revelation is getting a physical version, but it will require an internet connection to download