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Washington Examiner

Rep. Thomas Massie and Marjorie Taylor Greene Go Fishing After Primary Loss

Rep. Thomas Massie posted a video of a fishing trip with Marjorie Taylor Greene following his loss in the Kentucky Republican primary. The outing reflects their changing political alliance as both have faced challenges from Trump. Massie has filed to run for Congress again in 2028.

New York Post

Gerrit Cole performs well as Yankees defeat Royals

Gerrit Cole continued his return to form with a strong performance against the Kansas City Royals, not allowing any runs in his first two starts since undergoing Tommy John surgery. The New York Yankees achieved a sweep in the series.

New York Post

Carson Benge ends slump in Mets' victory over Reds

Carson Benge of the New York Mets ended his slump with two significant hits in a game against the Cincinnati Reds. This performance helped the Mets secure a win, ending their recent losing streak.

The Hill

DOJ initiates investigation into E. Jean Carroll

The DOJ has begun a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll, known for her allegations of sexual assault against President Trump. The investigation reportedly centers on potential perjury during her deposition in a civil case.

BBC — World

Google Employee Charged with Insider Trading in New York

A longtime employee of Google faces charges in New York for allegedly using internal data to engage in insider trading, resulting in $1.2 million in profits. The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding insider trading practices in large corporations.

BBC — Business

Google Employee Charged with Insider Trading in New York

A Google employee faces charges in New York for allegedly using internal data to engage in insider trading, resulting in $1.2 million in profits. The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding insider trading in corporate environments.

The Daily Beast

California Governor Proposes 100% Tax on Trump's $1.8 Billion Fund

California Governor Gavin Newsom has proposed a 100% tax on any funds received by Californians from Donald Trump's $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund, aiming to prevent taxpayer money from benefiting Trump supporters. This proposal follows a similar initiative in New York and is part of ongoing legal scrutiny regarding the fund's legitimacy.