Sunday, November 5, 2023

Radio Anchor Fatally Shot on Livestream (Newser Sunday Summary)

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November 5, 2023
 
 
If You Only Read One Thing
A radio anchor was fatally shot by a man inside his southern Philippine station Sunday in a brazen attack that was witnessed by people watching the program live on Facebook. Keep reading
 
On the National Stage
As he remains tied to legal wranglings regarding multiple cases against former President Donald Trump, Mark Meadows now has a new issue to contend with—an irate publisher. Keep reading
 
On the World Stage
Israel's heritage minister has been suspended from office indefinitely after suggesting in an interview that Israel could drop a nuclear bomb on Gaza. Keep reading
 
Weekend Jaw-Dropper
Get Chris Roberts and Seth Bye a foot massage, stat. Keep reading
 
Wild Card
The NBA's Memphis Grizzlies have begun their new season, but superstar Ja Morant has to watch from the bench for the first 25 games. Keep reading
 
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Despite scores of people discovering the joys of baking bread, the pandemic home-cooking trend among Americans apparently has reached its shelf life. Keep reading
A dramatic rise in accidents killing or injuring pedestrians and bicyclists has led to a myriad of policy and infrastructure changes, but moves to ban right-on-red turns have drawn some of the most intense sentiments on both sides, per the AP. Keep reading
 
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