Lever News • Sep 10, 2025
How Wall Street Broke The College Bookstore
As the nation’s college students head back to school, they are more likely than ever to be buying their textbooks from Wall Street.
Articles & Videos
Mother Jones • Sep 10, 2025
Republicans Want More Pregnant Women in Prisons. A New Book Describes What It’s Like.
Women are the fastest-growing population of incarcerated people. And if Republicans get their way, more pregnant women will be joining their ranks. That’s because conservatives are behind a growing push to criminalize pregnancy outcomes nationwide, in part by giving full rights to fetuses. And while abortion opponents have long claimed they do not want to […]
Semafor • Sep 10, 2025
How California’s AI safety proposal could pose more risks
The bill, pending votes this week, mandates reporting, but AI companies argue it could stifle innovation.
Semafor • Sep 10, 2025
Report: Chinese robotics firm Unitree sets sights on $7B IPO valuation
Unitree is among the top humanoid robotic firms in China, vying with the US for global supremacy in the sector.
Semafor • Sep 10, 2025
UAE unveils low-cost AI model to compete with DeepSeek
Developers say the model is a fraction of the size of available options while performing just as well.
Semafor • Sep 10, 2025
Apple's new AirPods translation feature raises questions about interoperability
The real-time translation was the big announcement at Apple's annual conference, but the absence of an interoperability standard may diminish its popularity.
Semafor • Sep 10, 2025
African climate summit raises funds for continent’s green energy transition
African leaders unveiled efforts aimed at driving nearly $300 billion in investments.
Semafor • Sep 10, 2025
Quantum computing startup PsiQuantum raises record $1B
BlackRock and Nvidia participated in the fundraise, which values the company at $7 billion.
Lever News • Sep 10, 2025
You’re Gonna Need A Bigger NOAA
Plus, consultants hired to help mitigate the spread of toxic PFAS are playing both sides of the issue.
Headlines
1841 headlinesDOJ criminal probe highlights risk of Fed losing independence – a central bank scholar explains what’s at stake
The Conversation •
Supreme Court Battle Over Trans Athletes Is About So Much More Than Sports
Mother Jones •
How social media is channeling popular discontent in Iran during ongoing period of domestic unrest
The Conversation •
An Expert Weighs in on Hurdles to Suing the ICE Officer Who Fatally Shot Renée Good
Mother Jones •
Scenes of Escalating Violence, Chaos, and Resistance in Minneapolis
Mother Jones •
Arizona Republicans Push to Criminalize Protesters for “Obstructing” ICE Arrests
truthout •
Afraid But Undeterred, Minnesota Greets Trump’s ICE Surge With Demonstrations
truthout •
Mamdani Can Take Concrete Steps to Protect NYC’s Migrant Sex Workers
truthout •
How Vets in Labor Have Joined the Fight Against Trump
Labor Notes •
Thank the Supreme Court for Trump’s Latest Attack on the Federal Reserve
Mother Jones •
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