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1. Robinhood, the Zero-Fee Stock and Crypto Trading App, Is Planning to Go Public
2. California’s $442 Million Fire Budget Is Exhausted—and Needs $234 Million More to Keep Fighting
3. How to Watch 2018’s NFL Opening Game Online for Free
4. It’s Rude to Wait More Than 20 Minutes to Reply to a Text, Google Research Says
5. Security Tokens Get a Boost as PayPal Vet Joins 0x Board
6. Massive Overnight Growth in 2 New California Fires Prompts Mandatory Evacuations
7. Twitter Permanently Bans Alex Jones and InfoWars
8. FanDuel Is About to Launch Its Sports Betting App
9. A Superstar Team of Hospitals Is Sick of High Drug Prices—And Launching a Nonprofit Drug Company to Fight Them
10. Brainstorm Health: Walgreens Kaleo Deal, Nonprofit Hospital Drug Maker, Environment and Public Health
11. New York’s Attorney General Has Subpoenaed the State’s Roman Catholic Dioceses
12. raceAhead: Levi Strauss, Nike, and Corporate Activism
13. Americans Are Getting Ruder in Public—And Nicer at Work
14. Whole Foods Employees Look to Unionize Under Amazon Ownership
15. Facebook to Build $1 Billion Data Center in Singapore
16. Democratic Senators Reveal Committee Confidential Documents From Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s Past
17. China Has Detained Up to 1 Million Uighur Muslims
18. ‘You Are Not Protecting This Country.’ Melania Trump Responds to New York Times Anonymous Op-Ed
19. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Tweets NYT Op-Ed Desk Phone Number to Ask About ‘Gutless Loser’
20. Bumble Adds Snooze Feature: ‘We Aren’t Scared of Damaging Our Bottom Line’
21. CBS Shares Rebound After Report CEO Les Moonves Is Negotiating Exit Package
22. Switzerland Is Doing Away With Over-the-Air TV. Could the U.S. Do the Same?
23. Carlsberg Cracks Open ‘Snap Pack’ Beer Can Packaging
24. Trump Administration to Bypass Limits on Detention of Child Migrants Through New Regulations
25. Paul McCartney Will Play a Free Concert on YouTube Friday
26. ‘Our Office Is Above Such Amateur Acts.’ Pence Denies Writing Bombshell Anonymous NYT Op-Ed
27. Health, Not Health Care
28. Term Sheet — Thursday, September 6
29. Hurricane Watch: Florence Moves Closer, Olivia Aims at Hawaii With 2 More Storms Brewing
30. Grayscale Makes $6.3 Million Bet on Cryptocurrency Zen
31. California Moves Closer to Banning Animal Testing for Cosmetics by 2020
32. Breast Cancer Chemo Is Often Unnecessary—but Doctors May Not Want You to Know
33. Less Than Half of Americans Trust Tech Companies to Prevent Election Interference
34. Data Sheet—Facebook and Twitter Finally Face the Music
35. The World’s Biggest Offshore Wind Farm Is Here
36. How a Female Physicist Snubbed for the 1974 Nobel Prize Is Enjoying a $3 Million Payback
37. Elizabeth Holmes, Gwyneth Paltrow, Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Broadsheet September 6
38. Drone Wars: Lockheed Martin Is Offering Millions in Prizes for AI That Can Beat Human Pilots
39. 35 Years After Milan’s Espresso Bars Inspired Howard Schultz, Starbucks Finally Enters Italy With an Opulent Roastery
40. President Trump Is Helping Make Chinese Research Great Again
41. These Are LinkedIn’s ‘Most-Wanted’ Startups For 2018
42. Burberry Used to Burn Its Unsold Products. Now, It’s Giving Up the Practice (and Real Fur, Too)
43. Why a Top Scientist Thinks AI Could Face a Massive Public Backlash
44. Quiet Resistance, Sessions v. Tech, Stop Bezos Act: CEO Daily for September 6, 2018
45. Bitcoin Bloodbath: News From Goldman Sachs Is Behind Today’s Plunging Cryptocurrency Prices
46. India Just Overturned a 157-Year-Old Law That Criminalized Gay Sex. See How LGBT Supporters Celebrated the Win
47. New York Is No Longer the Top City for the Ultra-Rich

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