Armed men in Haiti have kidnapped James Boyard, the cabinet director of the Defense Ministry and inspector general of Haiti's police. apnews.com/article/haiti-kid…

The reality star finishes third in the race for Los Angeles mayor, and the conspiracies are flying. Read @stephenrodrick's commentary: rollingstone.com/politics/po…

At the Equality PAC Gala, Rep. Ritchie Torres (his name is misspelled in the graphic) opens his speech by saying: “Good evening, I’m not from Queens, but I’m a queen from the Bronx”

Tillis ultimately voted YES on the final $70B immigration enforcement bill, even though it didn’t include language targeting DOJ fund. Yesterday, he said he would vote NO if the fund wasn’t targeted in bill Cassidy, who also tried to kill fund, ultimately voted for bill as well

Fired "60 Minutes" journalist Scott Pelley says CBS News boss Bari Weiss is lying when she says there was an effort to "find a way back" for him. "At no point did anyone in the meeting suggest there could be steps taken by either side that would lead to a resolution. Weiss and Tom Cibrowski were openly hostile from the start. 'Firing' was raised by Cibrowski in the first 15 seconds. No CBS executive, at any time, suggested 'a way back.' To say so now is disingenuous. And they know it. In fact, Weiss, Cibrowski and Nick Bilton refused to answer my questions. I asked Weiss a number of questions about why she fired the entire senior staff of '60 Minutes' a few days before and without cause. 'I'm not answering that question,' she said... These executives cannot gain the trust of the staff with lies. This is antithetical to everything we stand for and reveals contempt for what journalists do." variety.com/2026/tv/news/cbs…

The Hill: Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) on Tuesday said it was “wrong” for Democrats to attempt to eliminate the filibuster during the Biden administration and argued eradicating the procedure would lead to “profound ramifications” for the United States Link to article: thehill.com/homenews/senate/…

NEW: Bari Weiss just addressed the termination of Scott Pelley on the network's morning call just now. Weiss: "I know I speak for myself, and I hope I speak for everyone here when I say that I'm only interested in working in a newsroom that is built on trust and mutual respect. We cannot do our work without it. That foundation was broken on Monday, and despite our attempts to engage with Scott Pelley and to find a way back, unfortunately we weren't able to do so, and so we had to part ways. We did not want that to happen, but that's the path that he chose. That unfortunate outcome does not discount from the amazing contributions and work that Scott Pelley has done for CBS and for 60 Minutes over the course of his career." She then listed some of his stories from the past season and called them "unforgettable stories."