Yahoo! Life / David Ingram

YouTube Allows Nashville Police Response to Remain Online
 

YouTube will keep the police body camera video of the school shooting in Nashville online despite its policy against graphic violence, as the Google-owned company said it believes it is in the public interest.
 

NBC News / Alex Seitz-Wald & Mike Hixenbaugh

Some on the Right Blame Gender Identity for Shooting
 

In the hours after the shooting in Nashville, some conservatives rushed to blame the massacre on the suspect’s gender identity, connecting the tragedy to their national crusade against transgender rights.
 

The New York Times / Michael D. Shear

Biden Concedes He's Powerless on Guns
 

President Biden made a candid declaration admitting his powerlessness to address gun violence in America after the recent Nashville school shooting that killed six people, including three children.
 

Axios / Erin Doherty

Mass Shooters Usually Acquire Their Guns Legally
 

Nashville school shooter bought seven guns legally, including three used in the attack, and data suggests that a majority of mass shooters have purchased at least some of their weapons legally.
 

Daily Mail / Ben Ashford

Exclusive: Shooter Was Rejected by Parents
 

Audrey Hale, the school shooter, had a strained relationship with her Christian parents due to their inability to accept her being gay and transgender, causing her to dress as a man outside their home.
 

The Washington Post / Josh Dawsey & Devlin Barrett

Pence Ordered to Testify Before Grand Jury
 

A judge has ruled that Pence must provide testimony to prosecutors investigating Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election, but also that Pence can remain silent on his role in Congress on Jan. 6.
 

The Hill / Jared Gans

Is There a Lane for Chris Christie?
 

Christie said he “just can’t” support the former President for the presidency again even if Trump wins the Republican nomination, but also said that he could not see himself voting for Biden in 2024 either.
 

Politico / Gary Fineout

DeSantis Will Visit Israel
 

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who once vowed to be the most “pro-Israel governor in America,” will make his second visit to the nation right before he’s expected to jump into the 2024 presidential race.
 

The Arizona Republic / Stacey Barchenger

AZ Governor Spokesperson Promotes Violence Agn. Transphobes
 

A social media post from Gov. Katie Hobbs' spokesperson suggesting the use of violence against those who disparage transgender people has prompted a backlash and calls for the governor to take action.
 

Sports Illustrated / Zach Koons

Fishermen Who Used Weights Plead Guilty
 

Two fishermen accused of stuffing their fish with weights at a tournament on Lake Erie have pleaded guilty to cheating charges after previously maintaining their innocence in the highly-publicized matter.
 

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The Interview Room / Chris McDonough

Did Alex Murdaugh Plot For Six Months to Kill Wife and Son?
 

An attorney suggests that Alex Murdaugh may have planned to kill his wife Maggie in December 2020 to hide his financial crimes, and despite having the opportunity to keep her out of a lawsuit, he didn't.
 

CNN / Jeremy Herb & Lauren del Valle

Trump Won't Be Indicted in NY This Week
 

Despite Trump's prediction of his arrest, the Manhattan grand jury investigating his alleged involvement in a hush-money scheme is not expected to consider his case this week, further delaying a detention.
 

Los Angeles Times / Linthicum, Mcdonnell, and Minjares

Migrants Fearing Deportation Set Fire That Kills At Least 39
 

A fire broke out at a National Migration Institute lockup, killing at least 38 migrants and leaving many more injured, highlighting the dangers that migrants face in their attempt to reach the United States.
 

Business Insider / Beatrice Nolan

Goldman Sachs Says AI Could Cost 300M Jobs Worldwide
 

Sachs predicts that generative AI may cause significant labor market disruption, potentially impacting 300 million full-time jobs, while also increasing global labor productivity and creating new jobs.
 

Gallup / Megan Brenan

Biden's Approval Stands at Just 40%
 

According to polls, President Biden's overall job rating remained stable at 40%, with his highest approval ratings on the environment at 43% and his weakest on the economy at 32%.
 

Hollywood Reporter / Jackie Strause

Curb Your Enthusiasm Likely to End After 12 Seasons
 

Say goodbye to TV’s Larry David. ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ is likely to end with the already announced 12th season. The forthcoming season wrapped filming this week, and the final episode felt like a homecoming.
 

The Baltimore Sun / Alex Mann & Lee O. Sanderlin

Adnan Syed Convictions Reinstated
 

A court reinstated the murder conviction of Adnan Syed, the subject of the “Serial” podcast, who was freed last year after he spent 23 years fighting charges that he had killed his former girlfriend.
 

NPR

Wisconsin School Bans Miley Cyrus-Dolly Parton Duet
 

A Wisconsin elementary school stopped a first-grade class from performing a Miley Cyrus and Dolly Parton duet promoting LGBTQ acceptance because the song "could be perceived as controversial."
 

New York Post / Alexandra Steigrad

CNN To Pair Barkley and King?
 

Gayle King and Charles Barkley may soon have their own talk show on CNN, but CBS is reportedly taking its time in finalizing King's contract to allow her to take the new gig.
 

Leicester Mercury / Tom Kershaw

British Triplets Set Two Guinness World Records
 

British triplets have set two Guinness World Records - most premature birth and lightest ever birthweight. The kids were born at just 22 weeks and five days with a combined weight of 2.83lb.
 

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Sugar Traps Force Cockroaches to Adapt New Sex 'Gifts' 
 

Humans using sugar in cockroach traps has inadvertently led to female roaches being turned off by the sugary "gifts" males use to entice them into mating.
 

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Ogles Defends Photo of Him and His Family Brandishing Guns
 

A Republican politician who represents the Nashville district where six people were killed in a school shooting has defended a controversial photo of him and his family brandishing assault rifles.