Courier Journal / Olivia Krauth

The Latest on the Louisville Mass Shooting
 

A former employee of Old National Bank in Louisville, Connor James Sturgeon, allegedly shot and killed five people and injured eight others at the bank; his motives remain unclear.
 

Business Insider / Azmi Haroun

Egypt Planned to Send Rockets to Russia
 

Egypt covertly negotiated a large weapons and gunpowder sale to Russia, according to a leaked top-secret document, but the US claims there is no proof of the transaction.
 

New York Times / Nicholas Kristof

Let's Try a Harm Reduction Strategy for Guns
 

This approach to gun control could save lives in the US, learning from public health efforts that reduce deaths from cars and cigarettes, focusing on regulating access, background checks, and age restrictions.
 

Fox News / Danielle Wallace

Chinese Military "Ready to Fight" for Taiwan
 

China's military completed large-scale combat exercises around Taiwan, stating it is "ready to fight" as a warning to the self-governing island following the Taiwanese president's trip to the U.S.
 

The Tennessean / Stephenson, Jones, and Latham

Justin Johnson Reinstated in Tennessee
 

Jones was expelled from the TN House for leading a gun-control protest after a deadly school shooting, but returned to his seat with hundreds of supporters celebrating the "resurrection" of democracy.
 

TODAY / Scott Stump

Biden: "I Plan on Running"
 

President Joe Biden hinted at a 2024 reelection bid during a White House Easter egg roll chat with Al Roker, although he hasn't made an official announcement.
 

Wall Street Journal / Rachel Feintzeig

Stop Explaining What You Do for a Living
 

Many people define themselves by their jobs, but exploring alternative conversation starters can lead to more genuine and authentic connections, fostering deeper relationships beyond professional titles.
 

WVEC

Mother of 6-Year-Old Shooter Charged With Child Neglect
 

The mother of a 6-year-old boy who shot his elementary teacher earlier this year was indicted on charges of felony child neglect and recklessly leaving a firearm that endangers a child.
 

Gizmodo / Jody Serrano

Elon Musk Alters Twitter HQ Sign to 'Titter'
 

Given that one of his favorite jokes revolves around the word “tits,” the Twitter CEO, covered the "w" in Twitter's name, transforming it into "Titter," and later painted the "w" a background color.
 

Politico / Rachel Bluth

Blue States Buying Up Abortion Meds
 

California and other blue states are stockpiling abortion medication to ensure continued access amid federal uncertainty and restrictive laws in other states.
 

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Washington Post / Andrew Van Dam

"Light Trucks" Now a Majority in All 50 States
 

Rhode Island, the last state with a majority of cars on the road, has been overtaken by trucks, as the popularity of larger vehicles continues to rise due to cheap gasoline and incentives for automakers to sell.
 

ABC News

Dalai Lama Apologizes for Tongue Offer to Child
 

The Dalai Lama apologized after a video of him kissing a child on the lips caused backlash, stating he regrets the incident and any hurt it may have caused.
 

Associated Press / Tom Krisher, Matthew Daly and Hannah Fingerhut

Less Than 1/2 Say Next Car Will Be Electric
 

A new poll shows high prices and limited charging stations deter many Americans from considering electric vehicles, with only 4 in 10 likely to switch.
 

KATU 2 / Alec Schemmel

Bud Light VP Says Brand Was Out of Touch
 

Bud Light's VP of Marketing is facing backlash after calling past marketing efforts "fratty" and "out of touch" amid a controversial partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
 

Salon / Chauncey Devega

The Case Against Donald Trump is Sound
 

Amid Trump's indictment, media reactions have been breathless, yet underwhelming. Experts weigh in on justice, democracy, and Trump's potential 2024 candidacy to provide critical perspective.
 

The American Spectator / George Parry

The Incoherent Trump Indictment
 

The Trump indictment is legally incoherent and vague, raising questions about the preparation of a defense and the validity of the charges against him.
 

Mediaite / Candice Ortiz

Howard Stern Baffled by Kid Rock
 

Howard Stern is perplexed by Kid Rock's meltdown over Bud Light's collaboration with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney and wants him on the show to explain his outrage.
 

WHYY / Nicole Leonard

Garrett Brown Just Keeps Inventing
 

Nearly 50 years ago, Garrett Brown invented the Steadicam for motion picture filming. Today, he’s using his skills to give people more mobility options.
 

NPR / David Folkenflik

The Loneliness of Fox's Bret Baier
 

Fox News anchor Bret Baier maintains journalistic integrity despite the network's conservative leanings, focusing on factual reporting and debunking election fraud claims.
 

The Mercury News

Court Says Horn Honking is Not Protected Speech
 

Federal appeals court rules honking a car horn is not protected as free speech in a case involving a woman who honked 14 times driving past political protesters.
 

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Amid escalating tensions, President Tsai's visit to the U.S. sparks swift retaliation and military exercises from China, while also exposing divisions within Taiwan's political landscape and foreshadowing the upcoming presidential election's potential impact on regional stability.

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Ukraine Alters Counter-Offensive Plans After Document Leak 
 

Ukraine has been forced to amend some of its military plans ahead of a much-vaunted counter-offensive due to a leak of classified U.S. documents, CNN reported citing a source close to President Zelenskiy.
 

For the Right

Trump Ignores Deadline for Financial Disclosure 
 

“Former President Donald Trump has a minor addition to his mounting pile of legal challenges after he failed to meet the deadline to disclose his personal financial holdings,” the New York Times reports.