How To Solve Today’s NYT Pips, Friday, September 4

Looking for help with today’s New York Times Pips? We’ll walk you through today’s puzzle and help you match dominoes to tiles.

25th Anniversary Of 9/11: A Reporting Trip Goes Awry

Here is one reporter’s experience on 9/11 when reporting about a unionization drive at Nissan in Tennesse

Bare Knuckle Boxing CEO Says BKB Will ‘Plant Our Flag’ In Mexico

BKB 59 lands in Tijuana on Sept. 19, the promotion’s first event in Mexico, built on a Zanfer Promotions partnership. Two world titles are on the line.

Ugreen HomeAgent Promises Local AI And Matter Smart Home Control

Ugreen’s new HomeAgent lineup packs local AI computing, Matter support, and smart security cameras into a privacy-focused local hub.

Apple iPhone 18 Pro Release Date Schedule: Your Complete September Countdown

In days, the new iPhones, Apple Watches and AirPods will be revealed. But there are more key dates and times in the run-up to the release date. Here are all of them.

OpenAI Launches GPT-6 Astra After A Curious False Start

The question is whether Astra represents another impressive model release or something closer to the shift toward AGI that OpenAI has predicted.

The Agent-Ready Data Platform: The Semantic, Self-Operating Data Plane For Enterprise AI

Learn how an agent-ready data platform gives enterprise AI secure, trusted access to data while improving retrieval, performance and scalability.

OpenAI Is Making A Humanoid Robot. Sam Altman Says Everyone Should Have One

The maker of ChatGPT is now committed to making humanoid and other types of robots, not just the AI that powers their brains.

The Last Mile: Vehicles That Won’t Be Returning For 2027

This year’s list of discontinued models is dominated by SUVs and electrified rides.

These Vehicles Won’t Be Returning For 2027

It’s the last mile for a list of discontinued models that’s dominated by SUVs and electrified rides.