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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Trump faces rude awakening as states push back on his election schemes

Even in Wyoming, the state where Donald Trump is viewed more favorably than any other state in the nation, Trump sticking his nose in their election process with Justice Department monitors is so poorly received that their Republican governor is speaking out and their attorney general is investigating. If Trump thought his election schemes would be easy to implement, he's in for a rude awakening.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'Truth Social is his PADDED ROOM': Nicolle and Chris react to Trump's posts

Revisiting one of our favorite clips from one of our favorite episodes of The Best People! It’s always a good time when Nicolle Wallace and our friend and colleague Chris Hayes get together. If you missed their conversation, click on the related video link to check it out!

REDSTATE (RedState) - Talarico's Latest Effort to Look Like a Regular Texan at Cracker Barrel Has People Giggling

REDSTATE (RedState) - How Do You Afford a $28M Mansion in CA? Become a Respiratory Therapist and Bill California Medicaid

JUSTTHENEWS (Ben Whedon) - Trump announces 30-day campaign tour ahead of midterms

The midterms are expected to be competitive and the in-power party typically loses seats in the midterms.

AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Lake Tahoe swim instructor needed 38 stitches after river otter dragged her underwater

A veteran swimming instructor who has swum Lake Tahoe for 25 years was mauled by what authorities believe was a river otter, leaving her with 38 stitches and shaking her sense of safety in the water she calls her sanctuary. Lynnette Bellin was on her regular Sunday swim in Lake Tahoe when something seized her […] The post Lake Tahoe swim instructor needed 38 stitches after river otter dragged her underwater appeared first on American Almanac .

A veteran swimming instructor who has swum Lake Tahoe for 25 years was mauled by what authorities believe was a river otter, leaving her with 38 stitches and shaking her sense of safety in the water she calls her sanctuary. Lynnette Bellin was on her regular Sunday swim in Lake Tahoe when something seized her leg and pulled her beneath the surface. She thought at first it was a person, the force was that strong. Then she felt teeth and claws, and a five-minute fight for her life began. Bellin, a certified Infant Swimming Resource instructor who teaches children self-rescue techniques, was swimming close to shore to avoid boat traffic when the animal struck. She had been heading back to teach a lesson. Instead, she spent the next several…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - South Africa's aviation authority opens review after Airlink jets buzzed Cape Town stadium at low altitude

South Africa's civil aviation regulator is investigating a dramatic low-altitude flyover by two passenger jets above a packed rugby stadium in Cape Town, a spectacle that thrilled 56,000 fans but left aviation experts questioning whether the stunt left any margin for error. Two Airlink jets swept over DHL Stadium on August 29, just before the […] The post South Africa's aviation authority opens review after Airlink jets buzzed Cape Town stadium at low altitude appeared first on American Almanac .

South Africa's civil aviation regulator is investigating a dramatic low-altitude flyover by two passenger jets above a packed rugby stadium in Cape Town, a spectacle that thrilled 56,000 fans but left aviation experts questioning whether the stunt left any margin for error. Two Airlink jets swept over DHL Stadium on August 29, just before the South African Springboks faced New Zealand's All Blacks in one of rugby's fiercest rivalries. Video of the pass spread online almost immediately. Within days, the South African Civil Aviation Authority, the country's aviation safety regulator, known as SACAA, announced it had obtained the aircraft's black box data and was demanding additional information from the regional carrier. The regulator's…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Bill Simmons faces Massachusetts gambling probe after admitting to proxy bets on his own podcast

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission opened a review of sports media figure Bill Simmons after he described on his podcast how he had his daughter's boyfriend log into his FanDuel account and place wagers on his behalf, an arrangement that violates state law. Simmons, 56, a Massachusetts native now living in California, laid out the scheme […] The post Bill Simmons faces Massachusetts gambling probe after admitting to proxy bets on his own podcast appeared first on American Almanac .

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission opened a review of sports media figure Bill Simmons after he described on his podcast how he had his daughter's boyfriend log into his FanDuel account and place wagers on his behalf, an arrangement that violates state law. Simmons, 56, a Massachusetts native now living in California, laid out the scheme himself during a recent episode of the Bill Simmons Podcast. He explained that he wanted to bet on UCLA overs and a Houston line he believed the market had mispriced, but could not place the wagers from California, where sports gambling remains largely illegal. So he turned to "Hank," his daughter's 21-year-old boyfriend, who lives in Massachusetts, one of the states where FanDuel operates legally. …Open