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NEWSNATIONNOW (Bennett Haeberle and Zach Kaplan) - Flock cameras spark nationwide safety vs. privacy debate: What to know

Police have been accused of misusing Flock data to access the private information of people not suspected of any crimes.

BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - Study Confirms Humanity Groaning With Longing For More 'Animaniacs'

CINCINNATI, OH — A new study from the Center for Television Research shows humanity is deeply yearning for creators to produce more of the beloved '90s cartoon Animaniacs.

REDSTATE (Susie Moore) - SCOTUS Ruled on TPS - So Why Are Lower Courts Still Wrestling With It?

STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - Trump’s Iran Campaign Delivers Major Nuclear Setback

President Donald Trump’s campaign against Iran has inflicted major damage on Tehran’s nuclear infrastructure, even as questions remain about how much enriched uranium survived the strikes. Evidence of progress comes from Iran’s three principal nuclear sites. At Isfahan, facilities used to convert or enrich uranium remain significantly damaged after U.S. and Israeli attacks. At Natanz, […] The post Trump’s Iran Campaign Delivers Major Nuclear Setback appeared first on StoneZone .

President Donald Trump’s campaign against Iran has inflicted major damage on Tehran’s nuclear infrastructure, even as questions remain about how much enriched uranium survived the strikes. Evidence of progress comes from Iran’s three principal nuclear sites. At Isfahan, facilities used to convert or enrich uranium remain significantly damaged after U.S. and Israeli attacks. At Natanz, the aboveground plant was severely damaged, while entrances to its underground enrichment complex were struck and potentially buried. Fordo, once Iran’s most protected and advanced enrichment facility, was hit by 12 massive bombs and has been rendered inoperable. Even Rafael Grossi, director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, acknowledged…Open

JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Senate confirms group of Trump nominees that includes new FEMA head

The Senate also confirmed David Cummins to be the new head of the Transportation Security Administration, and Hal Duncan, who was confirmed as the new deputy director of the White House Office of Management and Budget.