Teen ‘Blue Lives Matter’ Fan Charged With Murder in Kenosha

By Pilar Melendez, William Bredderman

Kyle Rittenhouse was reportedly arrested in Illinois and has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide.

By Scott Bixby

Before he joined the ranks of voters who supposedly don’t “care” about the Hatch Act, Mark Meadows was one of the law’s biggest supporters.

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“The National Weather Service says storm surge in some areas along the coast will be unsurvivable. If you've been told to evacuate, do so now,” the Louisiana governor said.

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By Marlow Stern

Cult founder Keith Raniere (aka “Vanguard”) exploited women’s (and men’s) outrage surrounding the 2016 U.S. presidential election, according to the new HBO docuseries “The Vow.”

By Lew Bryson

It’s been one hell of a year for the bestselling Mexican beer brand but it hasn’t just survived, it’s actually prospered.

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In this RNC edition of The New Abnormal, former George W. Bush speechwriter David Frum attempts to make sense of the GOP and Rick Wilson makes an eerie prediction.

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By Tom Sykes

A dive into Neuralink by STAT News finds a clash of cultures. What happens when slow and steady science meets tech bros moving fast and breaking things?

By Laura Bradley

As Midler put it, she’s “Just giving them a taste of their own immigrant bashing medicine.”

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 NOT VERY BRIGHT 

The president’s oldest son was asked about social-media speculation during his speech.

 Shocker 

What had become obvious to most Americans—you do not need symptoms to be a COVID-19 carrier—is suddenly no longer accepted by the top public health agency in the country.

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 OFF THE COURT 

Several NBA playoff teams had discussed sitting out their next game, but the Bucks were the first to follow through on Wednesday.

 ‘EXTREME ACTION’ 

After the president urged “extreme action” against approaching migrants, Homeland Security officials considered a weapon shelved long ago for questions of morality.

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