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- 1Filmmaker records iceberg calving in Ilulissat, Greenlandβπ§ ICYMI: When an # iceberg splits apart, giant slabs of blue # ice collapse into the # sea , triggering fractures that s
Filmmaker Richard Sidey captured footage of an iceberg splitting apart near Ilulissat, Greenland at dawn, recording deep creaks and rumbles as giant slabs of blue ice collapsed into the sea. The collapse triggered fractures that sent waves across the surrounding water, and the dramatic natural event is drawing attention online.
- 2Cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to shredded iceberg lettuce spreads to 9 statesβΌCyclosporiasis outbreak linked to shredded iceberg lettuce expands to 9 states
A cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to shredded iceberg lettuce has now spread to nine US states, according to news reports. Health officials are investigating the source of the contaminated lettuce as more cases are confirmed. Consumers are being advised to watch for symptoms of the intestinal illness, which can cause prolonged diarrhea and fatigue.
- 3Thomas Massie warns 'Big Beautiful Bill' steers toward icebergβLet's shout Thomas Massie's words from the rooftops - βWeβre not rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic, weβre putting c
Kentucky congressman Thomas Massie is drawing attention for his sharply worded critique of the so-called Big Beautiful Bill, telling colleagues it amounts to 'putting coal in the boiler and setting a course for the iceberg' rather than merely rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic. He argued the legislation would increase the deficit, worsen inflation and raise other costs. His remarks are being widely shared by critics of the bill.
- 4FDA closes cyclospora outbreak probe tied to Taylor Farms lettuceβΌFDA concludes investigation into cyclospora outbreak tied to recalled Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce
The FDA has concluded its investigation into a cyclospora outbreak linked to recalled iceberg lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms. The agency has not announced new enforcement action in closing the probe. Taylor Farms had previously issued a recall of iceberg lettuce products after the parasite, which causes intestinal illness, was connected to its produce.
- 5Robot Reveals 1,000 Hidden Fish Nests After Giant Iceberg ShiftsβΌA Giant Iceberg Moved, and a Robot Filmed Over 1,000 Fish Nests Nobody Had Seen
A giant iceberg has shifted, exposing a previously hidden patch of Antarctic seafloor. A robotic underwater vehicle sent to the newly opened area filmed more than 1,000 fish nests that had never been seen before, giving scientists a rare look at how ice-dwelling fish breed in waters that were long covered by ice.
- 6FDA finds Cyclospora at Mexican farms tied to lettuce outbreakβΌFDA Finds Cyclospora at Mexico Sites Linked to Iceberg Lettuce Outbreak, Announces New Prevention Efforts
US FDA investigators detected the parasite Cyclospora at growing sites in Mexico linked to an ongoing outbreak of cyclosporiasis traced to iceberg lettuce. The agency says the findings informed a new prevention effort aimed at tightening safety practices in produce supply chains. Consumers have been advised to watch for symptoms and follow guidance on affected lettuce.
- 7Tim Volz returns to discuss the Iceberg Theory and mental healthβΌMidwest Access: The Iceberg Theory and Mental Health with Tim Volz Part II
KTTC's Midwest Access program in Rochester, Minnesota aired a second part of its conversation with Tim Volz about the Iceberg Theory and mental health. The segment uses the iceberg analogy to explain that visible behaviors often hide deeper emotional struggles beneath the surface, continuing a broader regional effort to encourage open discussions about mental wellbeing.
- 8Cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to shredded iceberg lettuce spreads to 15 statesβΌCyclosporiasis outbreak linked to shredded iceberg lettuce expands to 15 states
A cyclosporiasis outbreak traced to shredded iceberg lettuce has now sickened people across 15 US states, health officials report. The intestinal illness, caused by a parasite often found on contaminated produce, has prompted warnings to consumers and food service businesses. Coverage is growing as the case count and geographic spread continue to widen, with investigators working to trace the supply chain.
- 9Photographer shares iceberg shot from Jokulsarlon in daily 2026 challengeβ365 Challenge No. 1 - 2026 publish daily old unpublished pics Day 276 - Iceberg, #iceberg #jokulsarlon #reflections Joku
A photographer is running a 365-day challenge for 2026, publishing one previously unreleased picture each day, and has reached day 276 with an iceberg photo taken at Jokulsarlon, Iceland in 2018. The image highlights reflections on the glacial lagoon and is being shared with photography and sky art communities.
- 10Tim Volz Discusses the Iceberg Theory and Mental HealthβMidwest Access: The Iceberg Theory and Mental Health with Tim Volz Part I
Tim Volz appeared on Midwest Access, a program based in Rochester, Minnesota, for the first part of a conversation about the Iceberg Theory and its application to mental health. The segment frames emotional struggles as mostly hidden beneath the surface, like an iceberg, and explores how recognizing what lies below can support better mental health awareness and care.
- 11FDA ends Cyclospora outbreak investigation tied to iceberg lettuceβFDA closes investigation into Cyclospora outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce
The US Food and Drug Administration has closed its investigation into a Cyclospora outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce. The parasite causes intestinal illness, and produce-linked outbreaks of this kind have drawn attention to food safety monitoring. The FDA has not announced further enforcement actions in connection with the case at this time.
- 12Bay Area artists target OpenAI with Titanic-themed protest artβWhat Iceberg?: Bay Area artists target OpenAI with Titanic-themed protest art https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/09/what-ic
Bay Area artists have mounted a Titanic-themed protest against OpenAI, using the iceberg metaphor to critique the company's trajectory and the risks of artificial intelligence. The campaign, reported by Ars Technica, is drawing attention in art and tech circles, with commentators reading it as a pointed satirical jab at the AI industry's hubris.
- 13The Lost History of Frederic Edwin Church's 'The Icebergs'β'The Icebergs' Is One of Frederic Edwin Church's Most Spectacular Paintings. For Decades, No One Knew Where It Was
Smithsonian Magazine revisits 'The Icebergs', one of Hudson River School painter Frederic Edwin Church's most celebrated landscapes, and its remarkable provenance: for decades after its creation in the 1860s, the large-scale painting vanished from public knowledge, its whereabouts unknown. The piece traces how the work resurfaced and eventually found its way to the Dallas Museum of Art, where it remains a centerpiece of the collection.