CNN 

King Charles III's Coronation Ceremony
 

King Charles III's coronation service is underway. He will be crowned soon alongside his wife, Queen Camilla, in a majestic and deeply religious ceremony at Westminster Abbey in London.
 

New York Post

Marine Who Used Chokehold is Identified
 

Identified as a 24-year-old Marine, Daniel Penny stepped in and put Jordan Neely in a tight chokehold, according to harrowing videos, police and witness accounts that emerged in the deadly aftermath.
 

CBS News 

Watch: Video of Trump Deposition in Rape Trial
 

Attorneys for the writer E. Jean Carroll released about 48 minutes of deposition video shown at the trial in which former President Donald Trump was pressed about Carroll's claim that he raped her in the 1990s.
 

CNBC 

Job Growth Exceeds Expectations
 

Job growth fared better than expected in April despite bank turmoil and a decelerating economy, as nonfarm payrolls increased 253,000 for the month, beating Wall Street estimates for growth of 180,000.
 

Washington Post 

"No Mention of Ginni"
 

Conservative judicial activist Leonard Leo arranged for the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to be paid tens of thousands of dollars for consulting work just over a decade ago.
 

Variety 

Zaslav Defends Putting Trump on CNN
 

Warner Bros. Discovery chief David Zaslav weighed in on CNN’s controversial decision to host a live town-hall format Q&A with Trump — defending the decision as needing to represent “both sides.”
 

Cook Political 

Can Biden Win Over "Meh" Voters Again in 2024?
 

Biden's job approval ratings aren't any stronger than they were in 2022, which leads us to wonder if these 'meh' voters will again be critical and, if so, is a president's job approval rating no longer pertinent?
 

Hollywood Reporter 

Goodbye 'Yellowstone,' Hello Sequel
 

The news of Yellowstone’s final episodes, which follows a protracted scheduling battle with star Kevin Costner, also includes the reveal that Paramount will be moving forward with a sequel.
 

NPR 

Homeless Advocates Blame NYC Policies
 

Advocates for the homeless are calling for accountability in the death of Jordan Neely, who died on a New York City subway train after he was placed in a fatal chokehold by a fellow passenger for several minutes.
 

NBC News 

The Post-Title 42 Surge Has Already Begun
 

As the sun rose over the Rio Grande, U.S. border agents on patrol found and apprehended five Colombian migrants who had just crossed the river into Texas only to be confronted by a 25-foot-high border wall.
 

Mediaite 

Fox Sends Cease and Desist Regarding Carlson Coverage
 

Fox News has sent a cease and desist letter to Media Matters and its president and CEO Angelo Carusone over a series of stories posted by the liberal watchdog group featuring leaked footage of Tucker Carlson.
 

DNYUZ 

Some Britons Ask Why Monarchy Persists
 

As the nation prepares for King Charles III’s coronation on Saturday, in an elaborate ceremony billed as an effort to bring modern flourishes to an ancient ritual, it is worth asking the question: why does Britain still have a monarchy?
 

Tulsa World 

SCOTUS Halts Glossip of OK Inmate Execution
 

The Supreme Court on Friday blocked Oklahoma from executing death row inmate Richard Glossip for his role in a 1997 murder-for-hire after the state’s attorney general agreed Glossip’s life should be spared.
 

Spectrum News 1 

FDA Weighing First Over Counter Birth Control Pill
 

U.S. health regulators are weighing the first-ever request to make a birth control pill available without a prescription. The FDA meet will review drugmaker Perrigo’s application to sell a decades-old pill over the counter.
 

WKMG-TV 

Dad KO's Umpire at High School Baseball Game
 

Jorge Aponte-Gonzalez was arrested on Wednesday after deputies said he hit Reinaldo Mora in the head at a playoff baseball game between Liberty High School and Harmony High School.
 

ABC4 

Porn Industry Sues Utah Over Age Verification Law
 

A trade group based in California representing the adult entertainment industry filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against the State of Utah, calling its age-verification law unconstitutional.
 

My Northwest 

Officials Seek Culprit in Bald Eagle Shootings
 

Federal and state wildlife authorities are asking for the public’s help in catching whoever might be responsible for the deaths of four bald eagles in Arkansas’ Marion County earlier this year.
 

Sentinel-Tribune 

TurboTax Users to Get $141M Settlement Checks
 

Millions of Americans who qualified for free tax services — but were instead deceived into paying TurboTax for their returns — will soon get settlement checks in the mail.
 

The Print 

French Spiderman' Climbs Skyscraper for Climate Cause
 

An urban stunt climber known as the “French Spiderman” conquered another landmark by scaling a 381-foot Barcelona skyscraper in a bid to raise awareness about climate change.
 

Reason 

People Aren't Having Enough Kids
 

On the left and the right, in Europe and the United States, people aren't having enough kids to support the welfare state, preserve the culture, and to keep advanced economies thriving.
 

Exclusive Content

At Long Last, a Coronation Includes Girl Choristers. But Boys-Only Choirs Are Important, Too.

By Rebekah Peeples

King Charles’ coronation will break tradition by featuring mixed-gender choirs, but research shows that boys-only groups help young men challenge traditional gender norms by promoting emotional expression.

For the Left 

Biden Tells Reporters He Will Hold a ‘Major Press Conference’ – but White House Says He Was Referring to an Interview
 

President Joe Biden will not be holding a news conference Friday afternoon, despite telling reporters he would be “holding a major press conference this afternoon.”
 

For the Right

Mississippi Impeding Funds for Jackson’s Water, Group Says
 

Mississippi has intentionally created hurdles that prevent the majority-Black capital city of Jackson from receiving enough money to repair a long-troubled water system that nearly collapsed last year.