The Sterling Report

The Sterling Report

di Art Sterling

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They Were Us | The Sterling Report | Tuesday, August 11, 2026

In Colombia this morning, they are digging with their hands. A typhoon crossed six thousand miles and still reached Beijing. A man asked his AI for a better gym spot. He never said how. It found a stranger in the way — and removed them. Stand by for news. 🎙️

Sixty Miles Down - Monday, August 10, 2026

Colombia came apart this morning, and the reason it wasn’t far worse is a number sixty miles under the ground. A man who had the job seventy-two hours. One word in an FDA advisory doing more work than it can hold. Lake Mead beat its own record by inches, and held it two hours. A Texas barn, and the goose that would not shut up. And on a cliff in Queensland, four men who could have walked down at any minute. Art Sterling. Weekdays.

Not Payable | The Sterling Report | Friday, August 7, 2026

Three signatures in the holy city. A boy with his grandfather’s pistol. Ninety seconds of darkness in a room in Manchester, and the trains are still wrong two days later. Jobs went missing in July, and the number that fell is the one that should worry you. A nurse on a Montana mountain, ten miles from the truck, doing arithmetic. A parcel forty years in the mail. Ninety thousand ducks, a river, and a young woman from Clarendon Hills who did not need a whole sentence. A man in Peabody, Massachusetts, who you could hear before you could see. And for what it’s worth: two words on a receipt, one wastebasket, and six tons of garbage. Art Sterling. Weekdays.

The Sterling Report — Thursday, August 6, 2026

The doctors in Bunia walked out this morning. Three months without pay, in the worst Ebola outbreak Congo has ever had — and the money is sitting there, waiting on a clerk to verify a list. Also today: a drone and an explosive beside a German runway. Twenty-eight million Americans under a flood watch. A ninety-seven-year-old on the top wing of an airplane. A professor who broke a three-hundred-year-old record and then got beaten by his little brother. And a bartender in Michigan, thirty days out of a CPR class. This is Art Sterling. Have a Great Day.

The Sterling Report — Aug 5, 2026 | The Danube Gives Up Its Ships

A river gives back what it swallowed eighty-two years ago. A man who never won an election wins by one vote in a hundred. Spain’s fires from orbit. Spokane counts what it lost. And a hundred and fifty-one years after Charles Darwin made a claim he couldn’t prove, somebody finally settled it. This is Art Sterling. Have a Great Day.

Bombing Halted, Powerball Grows, and the Keys to Kindness

Today’s Sterling Report covers the return of Middle East negotiations, dangerous heat across much of America, Europe’s growing immigration debate, cooling inflation, Spider-Man’s record-breaking debut, a remarkable helicopter horse rescue, and one unforgettable act of generosity from a Wisconsin roadside.

The Sterling Report — July 31, 2026 | Spain Border Crisis, Wall Street Split & A 150-Year Library Return

Spain struggles with a massive migrant surge in Ceuta, France stabilizes a destructive wildfire, Amazon and Apple send markets in opposite directions, dangerous heat grips much of the United States, and an incredible 150-year-overdue library book is finally returned.

Japan Shakes, AI Friends Vanish, and OnlyMarms Saves Science

Southern Japan continues searching through earthquake wreckage as wildfires spread across France and Spain. China shuts down popular artificial-companion services, Anthony Fauci refuses to answer questions before Congress, inflation cools slightly, and New England faces another day of flooding. Page Four brings the unusual OnlyMarms campaign and Libby Downey’s remarkable decision to attend law school at eighty-eight.

Japan Shakes, Fauci Pleads the Fifth, and Texas Opens the Stars

Southern Japan counts the dead after a powerful earthquake. Anthony Fauci sits before a Senate committee and refuses to answer. Heat grips West Texas and New Mexico. New York tracks a Legionnaires’ outbreak. And in rural Texas, a field of telescopes gives city dwellers back the night sky.

Japan Shakes, Fauci’s Diary Opens, and a Sailor Survives the Pacific

Japan is rattled by a powerful earthquake near Kumamoto. Anthony Fauci’s diary opens ahead of a committee hearing. And one sailor, adrift in the Pacific with no mast, no fuel, and no phone, survives thirty days at sea. This is The Sterling Report for Tuesday, July 28th, 2026. Stand by… for news.

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