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What to Post on Social Media in September: Content Ideas You Can Use All Month
September always feels like a reset to me. Summer is winding down, people are back from vacation and suddenly calendars are filling up again with conferences, events, client meetings, speaking engagements and everything else that seems to get packed into the...
660 Million Pounds of Trimmings — The Part of Eric Schlosser’s Op-Ed I Would Underline
I read Fast Food Nation before it was a book. Eric and I have known each other a long time, and we talked through parts of Food, Inc. before it was filmed. He has been making the same argument for twenty-five years — that the structure of the...
Preserving the Right to Arbitrate Against Unnamed Class Members
Does class certification strip a defendant of its right to compel arbitration against unnamed class members? The Third Circuit recently held that it does not, unless the party seeking arbitration has waived that right by expressly or impliedly demonstrating an...
CDC Now Counts 19,595 Confirmed Cyclospora Illnesses and 1,043 Hospitalizations, and 8,137 of Those Illnesses Are Attributed to Nothing at All.
CDC updated its Cyclospora case-data page today, September 8, 2026. It now reports 19,595 laboratory-confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis acquired in this country since May 1, 1,043 hospitalizations, two deaths and cases in forty-nine states plus the District...
Navy failed to address pilot brain injury risks, House panel says
The investigation showed that the Navy did not take meaningful action to address the issue despite the suicides of three F/A-18 Super Hornet pilots several years ago and persistent concerns about the potential neurological effects of extreme flying.
Air Force fighter fleet too small and old, congressional researchers report
The Air Force has failed to meet a mandate for a minimum number of fighter planes, a report from the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service said.
Navy poised to reactivate Hawaii well shut down in wake of 2021 jet fuel spill
The Hawaii Department of Health has given the Navy the go-ahead to reactivate a groundwater well near Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam that has been dormant since a 2021 jet fuel spill at the Red Hill storage facility.
Paper rockets help Space Force guardians teach STEM lessons in South Korea
Space Force personnel recently helped elementary school students in South Korea launch paper rockets and explore how satellites work during a five-day program aimed at cultivating the next generation of scientists and engineers.
Father chokes, beats teenage son with extension cord after boy watching TikTok videos said he was hungry: Cops
Inset: Alex Romero-Padilla (Miami-Dade Corrections). Background: The home on the 100 block of W. 6th Street in Hialeah, Florida, where he allegedly beat his teenage son with an extension cord (Google Maps). A Florida father is accused of choking and beating his...