Associated Press

Investigators Eye Ideology in TX Shooting
 

Investigators are probing if the Dallas mall shooter expressed interest in white supremacist ideology; federal agents are reviewing his social media and interviewing associates.
 

Axios

Tucker Carlson Ready to Torch Fox News
 

Tucker Carlson is reportedly planning to pressure Fox News to let him work for or start a right-wing rival and is considering building his own media empire with support from Elon Musk.
 

CNN

Trump Will Not Testify in Carroll Case
 

Former President Donald Trump will not testify in the E. Jean Carroll defamation trial as his attorney did not inform the court of any change in strategy before the deadline imposed by the judge.
 

The Washington Post

New Poll Showcases Biden Headwinds
 

The president’s approval ratings slip to a new low, more Americans than not doubt his mental acuity, and his support against leading GOP challengers is far shakier than at this point four years ago.
 

ABC News

DeSantis Debate Prep Tapes Revealed
 

Newly released footage from DeSantis's 2018 gubernatorial campaign reveals how he prepared to appeal to Trump's base without alienating them and worked to carve out his own lane as a candidate.
 

Yahoo! News

Car Kills 8 At Texas Border Town Bus Stop
 

Eight people have died and five others injured after a car struck a group at a bus stop in Texas near the Mexican border; the driver has been charged, but it is unclear whether the incident was intentional.
 

New York Post

You Can Leave Your Kids for a Few Minutes
 

The belief that children cannot be left unsupervised for even a second is a delusion, and it is making adults angry, explains author Skenazy who believes this perception of risk is making children fragile.
 

USA Today

The Effort to Reboot Kamala's Image
 

Democratic strategists tell the White House that Republican attacks on Vice President Kamala Harris are taking hold, and the White House is running out of time to reframe the narrative.
 

Los Angeles Times

What You Need To Know about California and Reparations
 

California's Reparations Task Force has voted to recommend issuing a formal apology for slavery and potentially providing cash payments, marking the end of a two-year process to craft a report.
 

The Wall Street Journal

Millennials Are Starting to Feel Old
 

The first members of the millennial generation -- often classified as those born between about 1980 and 1996-- begin to turn 43 this year. It’s the average age when Americans stop feeling young.
 

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Mother Jones

Sinema Says She Won't Become a Republican
 

Senator Kyrsten Sinema, who left the Democratic Party in December, has said she has no interest in either political party, describing both as "broken" and moving towards the fringes.
 

Radar Online

RFK Jr. Says CIA Involved in JFK Assassination
 

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accuses the CIA of having his uncle, President John F. Kennedy, killed, saying that there is "overwhelming evidence" of their involvement, during a radio interview.
 

The San Diego Union-Tribune

Title 42 Ends This Week
 

The pandemic-era policy that has expelled asylum seekers for three years is set to end on May 11, but asylum seekers' experiences are not likely to change soon due to the restrictions and left at the border.
 

CBS News

David Grann, The 60 Minutes Interview
 

Abandoning his comfort zone, author David Grann ventures to an inhospitable island off the coast of Patagonia. He explains to Jon Wertheim how and why he followed in the footsteps of castaways.
 

The Athletic

The Song Behind Sixers' Incredible Win
 

Harden led the 76ers to a 116-115 victory against the Celtics in Game 4 with 42 points after being sent a gospel song to regain his confidence; P.J. Tucker's timely plays helped the Sixers secure the win.
 

Newser

Bare Minimum Mondays?
 

A new workplace trend, coined by TikTok creator Marisa Jo Mayes, allows workers to do the bare minimum on Mondays to counter "hustle culture," but critics argue that it may lead to getting fired.
 

U.S. News & World Report

The 10 Most Obese States in America
 

1/3 of US adults were considered obese in 2021, and U.S. News has ranked the 10 states with the highest adult obesity rates based on data gathered from the CDC as part of the 2023 Best States rankings.
 

Daily Mail

Prince George and Princess Charlotte Steal The Show
 

Prince George and Princess Charlotte attended the Coronation concert with their parents, dancing and enjoying the music, and Princess Charlotte looked lovely in a dress from Self Portraits Kids.
 

CNBC

The Next States to Legalize Weed
 

Marijuana markets are expanding in the US, with sales projected to reach $33.6 billion this year; several states, including Florida, Minnesota, Ohio, and Pennsylvania are considering legalizing adult-use weed.
 

East Bay Times

Remembering Vida Blue

Former MLB pitcher Vida Blue passed away at age 73; Giants play-by-play broadcaster Jon Miller reminisces how Blue drew big crowds at the Coliseum and all over the league.
 

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For the Left 

Labour ‘Not Even Entertaining’ Prospect of Coalition With Lib Dems
 

A senior Labour MP has avoided discussing whether the party would go into coalition with the Liberal Democrats if it falls short of a majority at the next general election.
 

For the Right

US to Propose New Rules for Airline Cancellations, Delays
 

The White House said President Joe Biden and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg would announce the start of the rulemaking process Monday.