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"I didn't know it would feel this good," Stephen Colbert said of Trump's indictment, the first in U.S. history for a former president.
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In the wake of a Manhattan grand jury's historic decision to indict Donald Trump, the former president and some other prominent Republicans, including Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, have invoked liberal billionaire George Soros in their attacks on Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. Trump claimed in a statement that Bragg was "hand-picked and funded by George Soros."
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More than a thousand students rallied at the Tennessee state Capitol Thursday to demand gun control, just days after a mass shooting at a Nashville Christian elementary school where three adults and three 9-year-olds were killed. Republicans hold a supermajority in Tennessee's Legislature and have loosened gun restrictions. We speak with Dr. Katrina Green, an emergency physician in Nashville who has lost patients to gun violence and joined in Thursday's protest. "People are angry, and that's part of the reason I went down there, as well," says Green. "Tennessee has become a state where it just seems like they want everybody to have a gun, no matter what."
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"You just gave away my next business idea. Why did you do that?" Sean Hannity asked Pete Hegseth about his Trump mugshot musings.
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 METROPOLITAN NASHVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENTCops in Nashville released chilling 911 recordings on Thursday from Monday's massacre at The Covenant School, giving more insight into the horror that unfolded as three students and three staff members were gunned down during the school day.
Gunshots could be heard in the calls as panicked adults described what they were hearing and seeing shortly after 28-year-old Audrey Hale stormed the school armed with two AR-style weapons and a handgun.
Warning: distressing audio below
Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Just weeks after the National Labor Relations Board accused Starbucks of engaging in "egregious and widespread misconduct" to prevent employees from unionizing, the company's longtime CEO Howard Schultz appeared before the Senate's Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee on Wednesday to answer questions. Committee Chair Bernie Sanders of Vermont grilled Schultz on the company's union-busting record and demanded an end to retaliation against workers. Since 2021, nearly 300 Starbucks locations have voted to unionize, but the company has responded by firing many organizers and shuttering unionized stores, among other tactics. Schultz is worth over $3 billion and has led Starbucks for much of its history, most recently as interim CEO for the last year as a permanent replacement was found. He stepped down on March 20. We feature excerpts from the hearing.
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The decision by a judge in Texas, which applies nationwide and could have far-reaching implications for millions of Americans, is likely to be appealed by the Biden administration.
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