Independent / Andrea Blanco and Emily Atkinson

Authorities Corner Texas Shooting Gunman
 

The gunman, identified as 38-year-old Francisco Oropeza, shot his neighbors with an AR-15 style rifle after they asked him to stop firing rounds in his yard because they had children trying to sleep.
 

ABC News / Farnoush Amiri

White House Correspondents' Association Dinner Takes New Tone
 

The White House Correspondents' Association dinner took a more solemn tone this year as President Joe Biden acknowledged the several American journalists under siege in authoritarian countries around the world.
 

USA Today / Sarah Elbenshbishi 

Parents Respond to Setting Age 13 for Access to Social Media
 

Your kids may finally have to put their phone down after a bipartisan group of senators introduced legislation to set age restrictions on social media for children younger than 13 and for those between the ages of 13 and 17.
 

CNN / Smerconish

Thomas Friedman on 2024: "This is Code Red"
 

New York Times columnist and author Thomas Friedman discusses his latest piece "Why Kamala Harris Matters in 2024" with CNN host Michael Smerconish, saying the situation “is code red.”
 

NPR / Ryan Lucas

Smart Gun With Fingerprint and Facial Recognition Now for Sale
 

Colorado start-up called Biofire says it has developed the first biometric smart gun for market. This month, the company began taking pre-orders for the firearm, which uses facial recognition and fingerprint verification.
 

The Hill / Brooke Migdon

Anheuser-Busch Under Pressure to Reaffirm Trans Support
 

The Human Rights Campaign is calling on Anheuser-Busch, the maker of Bud Light, to publicly reaffirm its support for the transgender community following weeks of right-wing pushback over partnership with Dylan Mulvaney.
 

Vanity Fair / Brian Stelter

Stelter: Carlson and Lemon Down, But Not Out
 

Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon operated on different channels that sometimes seemed like different realities. But each television host became a recurring character on the other man’s show.
 

The Atlantic / McKay Coppins

The Krysten Cinema Theory of American Politics
 

Kyrsten Sinema knows what everybody says about her. She pretends not to read the press coverage—“I don’t really care,” but she knows. She knows what her colleagues call her behind her back (“egomaniac,” “traitor”).
 

Yahoo! News / Vanessa Etienne 

Doctor Ties Throat Cancer Epidemic to Oral Sex
 

Oral sex may be the biggest factor in the rise of throat cancer in the United States, as Dr. Hisham Mehanna said that there has been a "rapid increase,” calling it an "epidemic" in both the U.S. and U.K.
 

Reuters 

First Republic Auction Underway
 

U.S. regulators are trying to clinch a sale of First Republic Bank (FRC.N) over the weekend, with roughly half a dozen banks bidding, sources said on Saturday, in what is likely to be the third major U.S. bank to fail in two months.
 

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ESPN / Brooke Pryor

Takeaways from the 2023 NFL Draft
 

Two things were certain heading into the 2023 NFL draft: Bryce Young would be drafted No. 1 by the Carolina Panthers, and everything else would be chaos. Now that the draft is over and the AFC South is at the dawn of a new era.
 

Hollywood Reporter 

Michael J. Fox: "I'm Not Going to Be 80"
 

Michael J. Fox continues to share candid details about his decades-long battle with Parkinson’s disease in an interview set to air Sunday. Preview clips show the star describing the challenges that he has faced.
 

Fox News / Ryan Morik

RFK Jr. Takes Position on Trans Athlete Participation
 

Twenty-one states have banned transgender females from participating in girls and women's sports, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants that number to rise, saying on CNN he opposes biological males participating in female sports.
 

KTLA 5 / Michael Bartiromo

Big Reveal: What's in the Big Mac Sauce
 

This week, McDonald’s began offering its Big Mac sauce (aka “special sauce”) in prepackaged dipping cups, providing an option for customers who want a little extra sauce to put on their food, as suggested by a fan.
 

SK Pop / Jess Doshi

Freak Accident Takes Student Life During Phys Ed
 

Brayden Bahme, a Cheney High School student, is dead in what appears to be a "tragic incident". He passed away in a hospital after he was injured when he fell over in a running drill and impaled his eye.
 

Axios / Dave Lawler

US Military Spending More Than Next 10 Combined
 

Countries around the world spent a combined $2.24 trillion on their militaries last year, a 3.7% increase on last year's previous record high when adjusted for inflation, according to an annual report from the SIPRI.
 

BBC / Paul Adams and Charley Adams

Rescue Efforts Starting to End in Sudan
 

An operation to evacuate people from Sudan has been "extremely successful", a government minister has said, as the UK ended its evacuation operation and a 72-hour ceasefire broke down on Saturday.
 

Associated Press / Danica Kirka

Details Revealed About King Charles III Coronation
 

King Charles III, keen to show that he can be a unifying figure for everyone in the United Kingdom, will be crowned in a ceremony that will for the first time include the active participation of faiths other than the Church of England.
 

NBC News / Dennis Romero

Soldiers Who Died in Helicopter Crash Identified
 

The names of three soldiers killed in a mid-air collision between two military helicopters over Alaska were released by the U.S. Army on Saturday as the battalion mourns the loss “of three of our best.”
 

Nintendo Life / Liam Doolan

Mario Bros Movie Crosses $1 Million Globally
 

The Super Mario Bros. Movie was expected to reach $1 billion in global box office sales and it seems it will achieve this milestone by the end of the weekend, making it the first movie of 2023 to reach this figure.
 

For the Left 

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Says He Opposes Biological Males Competing in Women's Sports
 

Twenty-one states have banned transgender females from participating in girls and women's sports, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants that number to rise."I am against people participating in women's sports who are biologically male," the Democratic presidential candidate said.
 

For the Right

DIY Trans Care Evades Barriers in Missouri, Other States
 

Do-it-yourself hormone therapy has become an increasingly common way for trans residents of restrictive states. Some doctors say self-medicating trans health care is dangerous, but some see no other option.