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YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - 'Unusual' handling of Ellen Greenberg investigation: Former prosecutor | Horror in the Heartland

On this special edition of "Horror in the Heartland," Hena Doba is joined by former prosecutor Guy D'Andrea to mark the 15-year anniversary of Ellen Greenberg's death as many questions still remain about what happened the night she died. At the time of this podcast, the case has gained significant new traction, including the possibility of a federal probe into how the investigation was handled and whether criminal corruption may have occurred. D'Andrea, who has been fighting for the truth for years, discusses what these developments could mean and whether Greenberg's family may finally be one step closer to receiving the justice they have been fighting for. To watch part 3:…

AI:To mark the 15th anniversary of Ellen Greenberg's death, former prosecutor Guy D'Andrea discusses the "unusual" handling of the original investigation and the potential for a new federal probe into possible criminal corruption regarding the case.Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Her body was exhumed — without family's knowledge: grandson

Janet Stadt, who was one of 18 people injected with Plutonium as part of a secret government experiment in the 1940s, lived for decades after her injection. After she was buried, her body was exhumed and studied by the government without her family's knowledge. WATCH the full conversation now on “The Truth of the Matter Podcast with Natasha Zouves” on NewsNation, or listen wherever you get your podcasts. To find the full episode and investigation, visit newsnationnow.com/TOTM/

AI:Janet Stadt, a survivor of secret 1940s government experiments involving plutonium injections, had her body exhumed for study by the government without her family's knowledge.Open

NEWSNATIONNOW (Jordan Perkins) - Missing teen reportedly traveled to NYC to meet friend from Roblox

Police said Thomas Medlin left for Manhattan after school.

AI:A missing teenager, identified as Thomas Medlin, reportedly traveled to Manhattan after school to meet a friend he met on the gaming platform Roblox.Open

NYTIMES (Derrick Bryson Taylor and Ellen Barry) - Kanye West Apologizes for Antisemitic Behavior in Full-Page Wall Street Journal Ad

The artist formerly known as Kanye West, who first apologized in 2023 before taking it back, said a four-month manic episode in 2025 had led him to embrace swastikas and Hitler.

AI:Kanye West has issued an apology for his previous antisemitic behavior through a full-page advertisement in the Wall Street Journal, attributing his past actions to a four-month manic episode during 2025.Open

DAILYCALLER (Caden Olson) - Republicans Splinter Over Billions Some Sneaked Into Bills To Fund Their Pet Projects

'the currency of corruption in Washington'

AI:House Republicans are divided over the inclusion of billions of dollars in "earmarks" within spending bills, which critics have labeled as funding for various pet projects.Open

NEWSCATS (Diana Zapata) - Russia Says It Knows Names of “Traitors” Behind Maduro’s Capture — Blames Venezuelan Security Forces

Published January 26, 2025 Caracas / Moscow — Russian officials have publicly accused elements within Venezuela’s government and security apparatus of betraying longtime Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, saying Moscow knows the identities of those who [...]

AI:Russian officials have accused elements within the Venezuelan government and security forces of betrayal following the capture of Nicolás Maduro, claiming Moscow possesses the identities of those responsible.Open

JUSTTHENEWS (Ben Whedon) - Schumer vows to advance all non-DHS funding bills amid spending spat

The DHS bill is likely to prove a point of contention in the upper chamber and could lead to a government shutdown, which would mark the second such occurrence of Trump's second term.

AI:Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has vowed to advance all non-DHS funding bills amidst an ongoing spending dispute. The disagreement over the Department of Homeland Security bill remains a significant point of contention that could potentially lead to a government shutdown.Open