@Tyler2ONeil / Twitter screen shot Capitol Police Interrupt Children's Choir Singing National Anthem: 'It Might Offend' A children's choir was prevented from singing the national anthem while visiting the U.S. Capitol, despite getting lawmakers permission. By Carson Choate June 3, 2023
Evgeniy Maloletka / AP Security Guard Under Arrest After Woman Killed Near Locked Air Raid Shelter Ukrainian officials said Saturday that of the “over 4,800” shelters it had inspected, 252 were locked and a further 893 “unfit for use.” By The Associated Press June 3, 2023
Bojan Slavkovic / AP Commando Battalion and 700 NATO Troops Headed to European Flashpoint After Violent Unrest The request came from NATO’s Joint Force Command Naples, the ministry said in a press statement posted on its official Twitter account, By The Associated Press June 3, 2023
Justin Sullivan / Getty Images American Retail Giant Notices Change in Customer Behavior Historically Signaling Recession Multiple consumer behaviors are being cited as a reason the U.S. could be heading into a recession. Are those fears justified? By Jack Davis June 2, 2023
Justin Sullivan / Getty Images Claims of 'Racial Profiling' After Chicago Walgreens Removes All but Two Aisles from Customers' View "Racial profiling" was the term used by a Chicago resident to describe the new "anti-theft" store, according to BlockClubChicago. By Jack Davis June 2, 2023
Frederick M. Brown / Getty Images 'Shark Tank' Host Seeks Restraining Order Against Former Contestants "Shark Tank" host Daymond John is seeking some legal intervention after a business deal from years ago has turned toxic. By Bryan Chai June 2, 2023
KTVX video screen shot School District Committee Cites 'Vulgarity or Violence' in Decision to Strip Holy Bible from Libraries "The Bible has always been best studied around the fireplace by the families where, you know, parents can give context." By George C. Upper III June 2, 2023
Artie Walker Jr. / AP Watch: DeSantis Loses It on Protester Who Calls Him 'Fascist': 'We Do Not Let Them Win' The governor has accused his detractors of attempting to use school curriculum to poison the minds of children. By Johnathan Jones June 2, 2023
Jeff Roberson / AP Bud Light Parent Company Sells Off Beer Brand as Losses Mount The co-founders of North Carolina’s Appalachian Mountain Brewery and Cidery in Boone bought their company back this week. By Johnathan Jones June 2, 2023
FellowNeko / Shutterstock YouTube Backs Down in a Big Way on 2020 Election 'Misinformation' The video platform stressed that other portions of its "election misinformation policies" would remain unchanged, at least for the time being. By George C. Upper III June 2, 2023