Mediaite / Michael Luciano

Tucker Text: "It's Not How White Men Fight"
 

Read the text that Tucker Carlson sent about Trump supporters attacking an Antifa member, discovered during Dominion Voting Systems' lawsuit, which reportedly led to panic at Fox and his eventual firing.
 

KXAN-TV / Juan A. Lozano & Nomaan Merchant

Texas Suspect Who Killed 5 is Apprehended
 

Francisco Oropeza, the Gunman accused of killing five neighbors in Texas captured after a four-day manhunt found hiding under laundry in a closet, following a dispute over gunfire disturbing a baby.
 

USA Today / Tom Vanden Brook

Biden to Send 1,500 Troops to Mexican Border
 

Pentagon deploys 1,500 active-duty troops to the southwest border for non-law enforcement tasks, aiding in migrant surge management for 90 days until contractors are hired.
 

New York Times / Kate Christobek, Benjamin, Weiser and Lola Fadulu

Friend Relates Jean Carroll Call Post Trump Encounter
 

A good friend of E. Jean Carroll testified on Tuesday, supporting Carroll's rape accusation against former President Donald Trump, stating she wants the world to know Carroll is telling the truth.
 

KOCO-TV / Brooke Withrow

Seven Bodies Discovered at Home of Sex Offender
 

The search for two missing teens leads to the discovery of seven bodies, including suspect Jesse McFadden, in Henryetta; identities await confirmation by a medical examiner.
 

NPR / Sam Briger

Fake "Jury Duty" Creates a Buzz
 

Amazon's Jury Duty, inspired by Candid Camera, follows unsuspecting participant Ronald Gladden in a fake trial with hidden cameras and actors, creating a "hero's journey" for him.
 

NJ.com / Chris Sheldon & Brent Johnson

Muslim NJ Mayor Barred from White House
 

New Jersey's longest-serving Muslim mayor, Mohamed T. Khairullah, was denied entry to the White House Eid al-Fitr event; the Secret Service confirmed this but didn’t disclose the reason for the denial.
 

The Washington Post / Danielle Allen

Yes, the Capitol Can Hold a Much Larger House
 

Expanding the U.S. House of Representatives could create a more inclusive and responsive democracy, reconnecting members to constituents and following historical precedent.
 

The Hill / Alexander Bolton

Manchin Continues to Tease 3rd Party Run
 

Sen. Joe Manchin's criticism of President Biden and affiliation with centrist political group No Labels fuel speculation about a potential third-party presidential run in 2024.
 

Vox / Alissa Wilkinson

Why the Hollywood Writers' Strike Matters
 

Hollywood writers are on strike as negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers failed, potentially causing significant economic impacts and disruptions to the industry.
 

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Loneliness is as Bad as Smoking, Says Surgeon General
 

The U.S. Surgeon General declares widespread loneliness as a public health epidemic, posing health risks equivalent to smoking 12 cigarettes daily and costing the health industry billions of dollars annually.
 

Axios / Sara Fischer

CNBC Execs Named in NBCU Reporter Complaint
 

CNBC senior international correspondent Hadley Gamble's complaint accuses CNBC International executives of fostering a toxic workplace culture and alleges sexual harassment and discrimination.
 

The Wall Street Journal / William A. Galston

No Labels May Elect Donald Trump
 

No Labels, a group promoting bipartisan solutions, aims to raise $70 million for a "unity ticket" across all 50 states, as the centrist group’s candidate would take unenthusiastic voters away from Biden.
 

MSN / Michael Scherer & Josh Dawsey

GOP Looks to Disrupt Presidential Debates
 

Top Republicans held a secret meeting with major television networks' bureau chiefs to discuss the possibility of broadcasting 2024 general election debates sponsored by a third-party organization.
 

Star Tribune / Paul Walsh & Kim Hyatt

Ex-Minneapolis Cop Guilty of Aiding in Floyd Killing
 

Ex-Minneapolis police officer Tou Thao was found guilty of aiding and abetting manslaughter in the George Floyd case, marking the last trial related to the four officers involved in the incident.
 

Fort Worth Star-Telegram / Irene Wright

Principal Flees From Bear Inside School Dumpster
 

An elementary school principal in West Virginia had a surprise encounter with a black bear while opening the school's dumpster, prompting them to run in opposite directions hilariously.
 

PennLive / Claudia Dimuro

Judge Orders PA District to Permit Satan Club
 

A federal judge ruled that a school district must permit a controversial Satan club to meet on its property, while most train derailments in Western Pennsylvania occurred near a major river.
 

Daily Mail / Emma James & Sophie Mann

Drunk Driver Who Killed Bride on Suicide Watch
 

A drunk driver who killed a bride is now on suicide watch in jail. Jamie Lee Komoroski, 25, was once pictured dressed as a Bud Light bottle in a Buzz Lightyear-inspired outfit.
 

ESPN / Tim Bontemps

Joel Embiid Wins NBA MVP
 

Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid won the NBA's Most Valuable Player award for the 2022-23 season, dominating over competitors like Nikola Jokic and Giannis Antetokounmpo.
 

BBC / Rachel Russell & Christy Cooney

Man Arrested Outside Buckingham Palace

A man was arrested outside Buckingham Palace for throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into the grounds; the incident is being treated as an isolated mental health event and not terror-related.
 

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Musk Bans Self-Proclaimed ‘Genderfluid Demon’ From Twitter
 

Twitter banned a self-proclaimed “Luciferian” and “Anti-Christ” after the user posted a flag promoting pedophilia.“Not tolerated on this platform,” Twitter CEO Elon Musk tweeted.
 

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Bye-Bye Blue Flame? NY to Require Gas-Free New Buildings
 

New York state is banning natural gas stoves and furnaces in most new buildings, a policy that’s part of a national movement aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.