Leah Barkoukis from Townhall Reports, FBI Director Christopher Wray spoke to "60 Minutes" on Sunday about the surge in attacks against law enforcement officers, noting that the murder rate of police officers rose 59 percent last year, with the country seeing 73 officer deaths from attacks.

Abby Liebing from The Western Journal reports, As police continue to look into the events surrounding the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins during filming of Alec Baldwin’s movie “Rust,” video footage has been released from the incident.

Trending Politics reports, It wasn’t a happy day at the White House after Elon Musk finally overcame the roadblocks put in his way and, with the help of a bit of financing and big bank credibility behind him, purchased Twitter, vowing to turn the social media network back into a pro-free speech platform and unwind the onerous moderation policies.

Ryan Saavedra from The Daily Wire reports, New incoming Twitter boss Elon Musk responded to one of the most controversial aspects of the 2020 presidential election on Tuesday after the company unanimously approved his offer to acquire the social media platform for $44 billion.

Spencer Brown from Townhall reports, In another case of a discordant White House in which contradictory statements are issued by President Biden and his senior aides, Press Secretary Jen Psaki sought to reassure Americans Tuesday that they wouldn't face food shortages as a result of the Biden administration's actions or those of foreign countries during the war in Ukraine.