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NEWSNATIONNOW (Safia Samee Ali) - Lindsay Clancy turned away twice after calling crisis line

Lindsay Clancy called a crisis support line twice in the weeks before her children’s killings

AI:Trial testimony reveals that Lindsay Clancy contacted a crisis support line on two separate occasions in the weeks leading up to the murders of her three children. This development adds critical context to the ongoing legal proceedings, which have focused on her mental state and prior search history regarding sociopathy and self-harm. The revelation highlights potential failures in the emergency response systems intended to intervene during such high-risk mental health crises.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'Such a lunatic': Nicolle reacts to Trump's ACCIDENTAL REVEAL prompted by Russia probe obsession

New reporting from The New York Times sheds light on how a counterintelligence inquiry into Trump’s Russia ties was derailed. Nicolle Wallace is joined by Michael Schmidt, who broke this story, and John Brennan for analysis on Deadline White House.

AI:Nicolle Wallace discusses new reporting from The New York Times regarding a counterintelligence inquiry into Donald Trump’s ties to Russia that was allegedly derailed due to an accidental reveal during the investigation. The discussion features Michael Schmidt and John Brennan analyzing how the probe's focus on Russian connections impacted the trajectory of the investigation.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Trump took aides off Air Force One amid Iran threat but left Rubio and other Cabinet members: WaPo

While President Trump was switching planes due to an Iranian threat, some of his Cabinet officials were left behind on Air Force One including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Trump instead took his aides Natalie Harp and Dan Scavino with him, according to a U.S. official granted anonymity to share details of the clandestine mission. Katy Tur has more details.

AI:In a high-stakes maneuver driven by an Iranian threat, President Trump executed a clandestine flight switch, leaving several key Cabinet members behind on Air Force One while he relocated to a different aircraft for security. While mainstream reports focus on the departure of officials like Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent from his immediate vicinity, the President prioritized his most trusted inner circle, ensuring Natalie Harp and Dan Scavino were by his side during the transition. This tactical decision highlights the heightened security posture required as tensions with the Iranian regime continue to escalate following previous assassination attempts against the President.Open

REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - New: Two Reported Dead in Apache Helicopter Crash in TX

AI:Two soldiers have been confirmed dead following the crash of an Army Apache helicopter near Fort Hood in Texas. The fatal incident has prompted the military to temporarily ground all training flights for the Apache fleet while investigators work to determine the exact cause of the mishap. This tragedy underscores growing concerns regarding equipment reliability and pilot safety during active-duty maneuvers.Open

DAILYCALLER (Mary Rooke) - ROOKE: Everyone’s Pointing Fingers On Democratic Party Side After Shock Defeat. But Republican’s Results Tell Different Story

‘Results arrived at a moment when national discussion focuses on Republican vulnerabilities’

AI:Following the unexpected loss of Wisconsin Governor Tiffany, Mary Rooke reports that while Democrats are busy shifting blame and pointing fingers to explain their recent failures, the true narrative is found in the GOP's consistent performance. Despite claims from some observers that the election results highlight Republican vulnerabilities, the data suggests a different reality regarding voter sentiment during these midterms.Open

JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Palestinian students sue Columbia University over alleged discrimination in wake of Oct 7 attack

The group claims that the school failed to protect its Palestinian students and faculty from “unrelenting doxxing” and harassment from campus community members, despite reporting the alleged misconduct.

AI:Palestinian students have filed a lawsuit against Columbia University, alleging the institution failed to safeguard them from continuous harassment and doxxing following the October 7 attacks. The plaintiffs contend that the university ignored reports of misconduct and allowed an environment of hostility to persist against Palestinian faculty and students, marking another chapter in the ongoing legal battles surrounding campus antisemitism and identity-based discrimination within elite academic institutions.Open

THEFEDERALIST (Luke Miller) - Online Sports Gambling Companies Are Buying State Elections

'Now it's just out of control, I've never seen a state house race in Kansas with $150,000 dropped into it, but basically anyone that they thought they would be able to sway their vote got a lot of money.'

AI:Online sports gambling corporations are flooding state-level political races with massive amounts of dark money to influence election outcomes. In Kansas, the influx of cash has become unprecedented, with individual house races seeing hundreds of thousands of dollars poured in to sway key votes. This aggressive spending spree by gambling interests demonstrates a coordinated effort to buy legislative influence and shape state policy through targeted campaign contributions.Open

NYTIMES (Nicholas Kristof) - Israeli Settlers Are Out of Control

If Netanyahu is ousted in October’s balloting, don’t expect peace to break out, but the worst violence might be reined in.

AI:Israeli settlers in the West Bank are reportedly operating without restraint, leading to increased volatility and violence against Palestinian populations as Israeli military presence fails to provide consistent security or intervention. While some analysts suggest that the potential ousting of Benjamin Netanyahu in upcoming elections might curb the most extreme escalations, there is little evidence to suggest that such a political shift would lead to actual peace in the region.Open

NYTIMES (Benjamin Mullin) - Forbes Fired Top Editor After Discovering He Received Secret $6 Million Payment

Randall Lane, the magazine’s chief content officer, received the money from the founder of Shook Research, which has worked with Forbes on content about wealth advisers.

AI:Forbes has fired its chief content officer, Randall Lane, following the discovery that he accepted a secret $6 million payment from the founder of Shook Research, a firm that provides content regarding wealth advisors for the magazine.Open

NEWSNATIONNOW (Steph Whiteside) - Former Southern Poverty Law Center CFO charged in criminal case

The charges are part of a broader case against the Alabama-based civil rights organization.

AI:Heidi Beirich, the former finance chief of the Southern Poverty Law Center, has been hit with federal fraud charges as part of an expanding criminal investigation into the Alabama-based organization. This arrest marks a significant development in a series of legal setbacks for the SPLC, signaling that the first domino is falling for the group following allegations involving misappropriated donor funds and improper payments to extremists.Open