↑ news Man gunned down after offering ride to woman seeking warming shelter in Missouri: report - Missouri Good Samaritan William Palmer was allegedly shot and killed after offering a ride to a woman. Brittany Rivoire, 36, is accused of murder.Alphabet earnings are out – here are the numbers - Wall Street will be looking for more details Google's deal to revamp Apple's Siri virtual assistant with the search company's Gemini AI models. Waymo under federal investigation after child struck - A Waymo autonomous vehicle hit a child near a Santa Monica, California, school, prompting an NHTSA probe focusing on self-driving cars."So Stupid": The Internet Is Absolutely Losing It Over Florida's Mind-Boggling New Law - Because clearly the DMV experience wasn't soul-sucking enough already...AOC attacks Bari Weiss, falsely claims she 'killed' '60 Minutes' report on CECOT - Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez attacked CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss, accusing her of "killing" a "60 Minutes" segment and serving billionaire interests.Plastic surgeon cites 'emotional blackmail,' poor evidence in warning against youth gender surgeries - American Society of Plastic Surgeons warns against transgender surgeries for minors under 19, citing poor evidence and concerning European data.Employment Commission Investigates Nike for Discrimination Against White Workers - The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has worked under President Trump to dismantle diversity, equity and inclusion policies.California leaders decry Trump call to 'nationalize' election, say they're ready to resist - California officials say they are ready to resist should the federal government attempt to assert control over the state's voting system, as President Trump has suggested it should.Bitcoin sinks after Treasury Secretary Bessent says US government can't tell banks to bail out crypto - Bitcoin sank after Treasury Secretary Bessent said banks would not bail out crypto.Childcare expert exposes key roadblock to uncovering potential fraud schemes in Minnesota: 'Really difficult' - Outdated systems make childcare fraud harder to detect, and states need modernized platforms to spot suspicious billing and attendance patterns, an expert says.