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    • Official account of Texas massacre now in question

      The AP reported late Wednesday that police waited outside the school for at least 40 minutes while parents and onlookers urged them to do something.

      'Law enforcement was there' »
      • Texas school shooting suspect's mother speaks out

      • Texas official ID'ing bodies recognizes his old classmate

      • 'Go in there!': Onlookers urged police to enter school

      • Daughter of deputy on the scene in Texas was killed

      • Uvalde teacher: 'Our children did not deserve this'

    • U.S.
      Reuters

      New York subway shooting suspect charged with second-degree murder

      A man suspected in the fatal weekend shooting of a New York City subway rider, less than two months after a mass shooting on the transit system, was arrested on Tuesday and charged with second-degree murder and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, authorities said. Andrew Abdullah, 25, was arrested at his lawyer's offices for the slaying of Brooklyn resident Daniel Enriquez, 48, who was fatally shot in his chest while he rode in a subway car on Sunday morning, Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell said at a news conference.

      • New York police release images of suspect in fatal subway shooting
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      • Suspect arrested in fatal NY subway shooting
        Reuters Videos
    • U.S.
      Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

      We may not want to admit it, but there’s truth in what the ESPN crew said about Milwaukee. So what are we going to do about it?

      When ESPN's "First Take" discussed the possibility of traveling to Milwaukee for the NBA Finals on Tuesday, Stephen A. Smith, Max Kellerman, Molly Qerim Rose and Damien Woody quickly dissed the city. Woody, a former NFL player, asked Smith if he really wanted to travel to Milwaukee and Smith responded with “hell no.”

    • U.S.
      The Daily Beast

      Ted Cruz Storms Out on British Interviewer When Asked Why School Shootings Only Happen in America

      Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) abruptly walked off from a British journalist's questions about gun violence in America two days after an elementary school massacre in his state left 19 children and two adults dead. Cruz, who is due to appear at a National Rifle Association convention this weekend, became incensed when pressed on gun laws and why mass shootings “only happen in America.”

      • British journalist confronts Ted Cruz over mass shootings: ‘Why does this only happen in your country?’
        The Hill
      • ‘Why only in America?’: Ted Cruz storms out of Texas school shooting interview
        The Independent
    • U.S.
      Yahoo News

      Newly released video shows moment Jalen Randle was fatally shot by Houston cop

      Newly released body camera footage shows the moment a police officer in Houston fatally shot Jalen Randle, a 29-year-old Black man, in the back of the neck last month. The video, shared on Tuesday by attorney Ben Crump, who is representing Randle's family, shows what happened after Randle was pulled over on April 27 after a chase for what cops said were three felony warrants. Before he can finish saying “hands,” a shot rings out and the police officer yells, “Oh, shit!” As Privette continues to point his weapon, another officer handcuffs Randle as he lies face down on the ground.

      • Bodycam footage appears to show officer shooting Jalen Randle immediately after ordering him to show hands
        Yahoo News Video
      • Attorney: Police shot man seconds after order to raise hands
        Associated Press
    • U.S.
      INSIDER

      Switzerland has a stunningly high rate of gun ownership — here's why it doesn't have mass shootings

      In 2016, the NRA said on its blog that the European country had one of the lowest murder rates in the world while still having millions of privately owned guns and a few hunting weapons that don't even require a permit. Video: Inside a factory that makes untraceable 'ghost guns' But the Swiss have some specific rules and regulations for gun use. Insider took a look at the country's past with guns to see why it has lower rates of gun violence than the US, where gun death rates are now at their highest in more than 20 years, and the leading cause of death for children and adolescents.

    • Business
      Business Insider

      The wild life of billionaire Twitter founder and 'Block Head' Jack Dorsey, who's officially left the social network's board, eats one meal a day, and takes ice baths

      After cofounding Twitter on March 21 2006, he was booted as the company's CEO two years later, but returned in 2015 having set up his second company, Square — which he rebranded as Block in 2021. He led Twitter through the techlash that has engulfed social media companies, testifying before Congress multiple times. Related video: Elon Musk on Twitter fame, loneliness and the future of AI And Dorsey announced on November 29, 2021, he had stepped down as the CEO of Twitter.

      • Jack Dorsey steps down from Twitter's board
        TechCrunch
      • Jack Dorsey exits Twitter's board of directors
        NBC News
    • Health
      Yahoo Life

      Planning on going back to the office, hitting the gym or attending a wedding? Here’s a guide to staying safe at this stage of the pandemic

      Khabbaza says that's because every person has to assess their own individual risk factors when it comes to getting COVID. Dr. Prathit Kulkarni, an assistant professor of medicine in infectious diseases at Baylor College of Medicine, agrees, telling Yahoo Life: "Safety precautions at this stage in the pandemic are related to one's personal risk of having a bad outcome from COVID-19, vaccination status and one's personal risk tolerance. All situations are slightly unique and require an individual and situational risk assessment."

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      Fortune

      Big oil consultant resigns with scathing email to 1,400 executives asking them all to ‘look in the mirror’

      In her resignation email—which was sent to 1,400 employees and contractors at Shell—she said despite warnings from the U.N. and the International Energy Agency that there was no safe level of new oil and gas extraction, Shell was planning to explore and extract “much more. I can no longer work for a company that ignores all the alarms and dismisses the risks of climate change and ecological collapse,” Dennett said. I want Shell execs and management to look in the mirror and ask themselves if they really believe their vision for more oil and gas extraction secures a safe future for humanity.

    • U.S.
      Quartz

      Britain ended the horror of school shootings after one single massacre

      His attack came before school shootings had become something schools prepared for with drills and plans—and before they were routinely carried out by other students. In that innocent time, when the Dunblane school principal heard loud bangs from another part of the school, he thought it was building work that he hadn't been told about. After a teacher burst into his office and told him what was happening, he he ran to the gym, where he witnessed “a scene of unimaginable carnage, one's worst nightmare,” he told the inquiry later.

    • U.S.
      Associated Press

      As execution warrant lapses, families tell AP grief is fresh

      The families of two young girls who were abducted and attacked 46 years ago by a Georgia man who was scheduled to be put to death last week say they are “deeply upset and disappointed” that the execution was halted by a judge and the death warrant was allowed to expire Tuesday. Virgil Delano Presnell Jr., 68, had been scheduled to die May 17. He killed 8-year-old Lori Ann Smith and raped her 10-year-old friend after abducting them in May 1976 as they walked home from school in Cobb County, just outside Atlanta.

    • U.S.
      HuffPost

      Tucker Carlson Cooks Up Absurd New Scapegoat For Texas School Massacre

      Australia hasn't had a mass shooting since 1996, when a gunman opened fire at a tourist resort in Port Arthur, killing 35 people. The government responded by enacting strict gun control legislation, including banning all semi-automatic rifles. In New Zealand, all semi-automatic weapons and assault rifles were banned after a gunman killed 51 people in Christchurch in 2019.

      • Texas gunman warned online he was going to shoot up school
        WFXT
      • Texas School Shooting: Investigators reveal more about Uvalde gunman
        KRIV
    • U.S.
      WSB Cox articles

      Woman sexually assaulted while kayaking alone on west Georgia river

      Haralson County Sheriff's deputies are investigating a sexual assault that occurred near the Tallapoosa River. Deputies say they responded to the Higgins Hospital in reference to a sexual assault call on May 16. DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] The victim told deputies she was kayaking alone down the Tallapoosa River between Broad Street and Liner Road, when she was approached by three men.

    • World
      Reuters

      U.S. seizes Iranian oil cargo near Greek island - sources

      LONDON/ATHENS (Reuters) -The United States has confiscated Iranian oil held on a Russian-operated ship near Greece and will send the cargo to the United States aboard another vessel, three sources familiar with the matter said. It was unclear whether the cargo was impounded because it was Iranian oil or due to the sanctions on the tanker over its Russian nexus. Iran and Russia are facing separate U.S. sanctions.

    • Business
      NextShark

      Chinese auto company releases electric car with 'Warm Man Mode' feature targeted at 'oriental women'

      A Chinese car company is gaining attention for its marketing of a new electric vehicle designed for women. The battery-powered Ora Ballet Cat is made by Great Wall Motors, a Baoding-based automobile manufacturer in Heibei Province, and is loaded with features “specially designed for oriental women,” according to the company. When you look up, the intimate LED super-sized makeup mirror is in front of you, and the light source gear specially designed for oriental women illuminates the skin, and the makeup effect is more perfect,” Great Wall Motors' Ora brand wrote.

    • U.S.
      Kansas City Star

      What killed ‘big frigging snake’ in Indiana? The answer may be stuck in its throat

      Big snakes have even bigger appetites, but one large, swimming serpent in Indiana was recently found dead with a “huge” fish lodged in its throat, photos show. Amber Conley and Brad Walton were fueling up at Brookville Lake, about 76 miles southeast of downtown Indianapolis, when they spotted the snake, Conley said in a May 22 Facebook post. “While fueling up today, we came across a dead snake that had choked on a huge fish,” Conley said.

    • Politics
      The El Paso Times

      Beto O'Rourke confront Gov. Greg Abbott during Texas shooting update

      Beto O'Rourke confront Gov. Greg Abbott during Uvalde, Texas shooting update.

    • U.S.
      The Daily Beast

      School Drop-Out Gave Warning on Facebook Minutes Before Uvalde Massacre

      But Ramos legally bought two AR-style rifles just after his 18th birthday this month and appeared to grow angry and isolated after he failed to graduate high school, friends and family members said. Although Ramos was described as “quiet” by numerous people who knew him, a young woman who worked with him at Wendy's until March detected an aggressive streak. Several former friends said he had stopped showing up at school and was not going to graduate with the senior class this year.

      • Texas gunman warned online he was going to shoot up school
        WFXT
      • What we know about the guns used by Salvador Ramos in the Uvalde, TX, school shooting
        Fort Worth Star-Telegram
    • U.S.
      Fort Worth Star-Telegram

      ‘Most difficult customer ever.’ Deaf woman upset by note on Dutch Bros Coffee receipt

      Dutch Bros Coffee has referred to an inappropriate note left on the receipt of a deaf customer in Texas as “unacceptable.” Ashley Vallejo detailed her recent experience at the coffee chain in a TikTok video, describing her first visit to a Waco location as “a little bit awkward.” When she received her order, she noticed on the receipt she was referred to as the “most difficult customer ever.”

    • News
      Yahoo News UK

      Ukraine's intelligence chief 'fully confirms' Vladimir Putin has cancer

      Vladimir Putin has cancer but won't "die tomorrow", a Ukrainian intelligence official has reportedly claimed. Kyrylo Budanov, the head of the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, told Ukrainian news outlet Pravda that the Russian president has "several illnesses". He told the outlet: "Yes, we fully confirm this information, that Putin has cancer.

      • The Moment Putin’s Ticking Time Bomb of Failure Could Explode
        The Daily Beast
      • Another Russian General Reported Dead in Ukraine
        The Daily Beast
    • Business
      Reuters Videos

      Russia prepares to seize exiting Western firms

      STORY: The golden arches are coming down in Russia as McDonald's heads for the exit. It's just one of countless western firms that have decided to quit the country. That's angered Moscow, which now has a response in the works.

    • U.S.
      Detroit Free Press

      GoFundMe for teacher killed in Texas shatters goal with help from Michigan philanthropist

      Fourth grade teacher Irma Garcia, killed while protecting her students during a Texas school shooting massacre, is the focus of a GoFundMe campaign spotlighted by Bill Pulte — who urged his 3.2 million Twitter followers to donate money on Wednesday to offset funeral costs and help the victim's family. Garcia, along with co-teacher Eva Mireles, were among the 21 killed in a shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, a number that includes 19 children. The school, which teaches only second through fourth graders according to its website, still has a homepage banner that reads, "Teacher Appreciation Week."

      • Texas Gov. Abbott says 14 students, 1 teacher killed in school shooting
        Yahoo News Video
      • The victims of the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting
        Yahoo News Video
    • World
      Reuters

      Tanks, but no ammo – Germany's Ukraine pledges show military muddle

      Four weeks ago, Germany agreed to send dozens of anti-aircraft tanks to help defend Ukraine from Russia's invasion, part of what it called a turning-point after decades of military restraint. Berlin says it can deliver the first Gepard tanks in July. That's too slow, a Ukrainian parliamentarian said on Tuesday, as Russian forces launched an assault on the country's east.

    • U.S.
      The Root

      Clipper’s Norman Powell Records White Woman Harassing Him at Gym

      Los Angeles Clippers guard Norman Powell shared a video of a white woman bothering him at the boxing gym, reported TMZ. The situation escalated resulted in Las Vegas police getting involved and charging her with a misdemeanor. Tuesday, Powell began an Instagram live video to explain how he was interrupted while working out at the local gym.

    • U.S.
      Raleigh News and Observer

      Wild colt sat down by its mom and mysteriously died on Outer Banks. Cause is revealed

      A cause has been discovered in the mysterious death of a weeks-old wild horse on North Carolina's Outer Banks. The colt, named Charlie, was the first born of the season and “showed no sign of illness, struggle, or distress” prior to being found dead April 14, the nonprofit Corolla Wild Horse Fund reports. Charlie was just three weeks old at the time.

    • Business
      Associated Press

      Fed officials signal rates may head to 'restrictive' levels

      Federal Reserve officials agreed when they met earlier this month that they may have to raise interest rates to levels that would weaken the economy as part of their drive to curb inflation, which is near a four-decade high. At the same time, many of the policymakers also agreed that after a rapid series of rate increases in the coming months, they could “assess the effects” of their rate hikes and, depending on the economy's health, increase rates at a slower pace. Chair Jerome Powell himself had indicated after this month's meeting that half-point increases would be “on the table” at the next two meetings.

      • Fed embraces 50-basis-point rate hikes in June, July to curb 'very high' inflation
        Reuters
      • Dollar rises as Fed minutes confirm near-term rate hike expectations
        Reuters
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    The debate over student debt forgiveness
    • “It could give millions a chance to finally buy a house or start their business or help their kids get an education, too.”

    • “You signed a contract…If you don’t want to deal with the financial pressure of debt, don’t take out the loan.”

    • “Without action from Biden, Black student debt will hinder his agenda with respect to eliminating racial inequities.”

    • “Blanket relief could end up routing too much relief to those who do not need it and too little to those who do.”

    • “Unlike a number of other policy issues, student debt relief doesn’t need to be pushed through a narrowly controlled Congress.”

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