3 Georgia teens charged with murder after plot to egg a home goes wrong, police say (www.nbcnews.com)
UK’s soaring liver cancer death rate blamed on alcohol and obesity (www.theguardian.com)
Idaho Disbands Maternal Mortality Review Committee Amid National Surge in Deaths (lemmy.world)
Idaho is now the only state without a process for reviewing and attempting to prevent pregnancy-related deaths.
Russia temporarily restricts access to the global network to test its 'sovereign Internet' (news.yahoo.com)
Mortgage rates jump to 6.81%, their highest level this year (www.cnn.com)
Biden says US destroys last of chemical weapons stockpile (www.reuters.com)
This week's record-breaking global temperatures are likely highest in 'at least 100,000 years' (www.cnn.com)
Oklahoma Superintendent Insists Tulsa Race Massacre Can Be Taught Without Mentioning Skin Color (news.yahoo.com)
Farmer owes $82,000 in contract dispute over use of a ‘thumbs-up’ emoji, judge says (www.cnn.com)
Wisconsin’s Democratic governor guts Republican tax cut, increases school funding for 400 years (www.pbs.org)
Texans Die from Heat Exhaustion After Governor Bans Mandatory Water Breaks (www.texasobserver.org)
House Bill 2127 preempts municipalities from enacting legislation in eight areas—with predictable results.
Philly leaders sue ghost gun manufacturers just days after mass shooting (abcnews.go.com)
Earth reaches hottest day ever recorded 3 days in a row (abc30.com)
[CNN] Twitter threatens to sue Meta after rival app Threads gains traction (www.cnn.com)
FBI Hired Social Media Surveillance Firm that Labeled Black Lives Matter Organizers “Threat Actors” (theintercept.com)
A new Senate report calls out the FBI for lying to Congress about its social media monitoring, pointing out the FBI’s hiring of ZeroFox.
Texas woman traumatized after being forced to carry an unviable pregnancy to term (www.npr.org)
Risk of major disruption as UPS strike looms in US (www.bbc.com)
Attorney who challenged Trump’s 2020 loss gives up law license as states weigh disciplining him (apnews.com)
FTC sues Amazon for 'tricking and trapping' people in Prime subscription (www.npr.org)
“Federal regulators have sued Amazon, alleging the company for years “tricked” people into buying Prime memberships that were purposefully hard to cancel....
Aspartame Sweetener Possible Carcinogen Says W.H..O (www.reuters.com)
Isn’t everything, though?