Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel On The News. An Appeals Court has ruled that the abortion pill Mifepristone can remain temporarily available. The Mother of the Louisville shooter warned the police that her son was heading to the bank where he worked and had a gun. And the vape company Juul will pay $462 million to six states in its largest settlement ever.

Los Angeles, Las Vegas and other major cities could face huge water cuts in the Fed's proposed plan to save the Colorado River - Handel examines what the impact could look like on the state of California. The next Democratic Convention will be held in Chicago for the first time since 1968. What happens when cheating becomes the norm? And KFI's Steve Gregory joins the show to discuss LAPD Chief Moore reassuring those concerned that "most undercover investigations [remain] unimpacted by [the] photo leak" earlier this week.

President Biden is single-handedly transforming the auto industry after imposing the toughest emissions limit to date. Manhattan District Attorney Bragg is suing Jim Jordan over the probe into former President Donald Trump. With rather poor timing, federal judges are erasing gun safety laws. And a COVID study that was touted by anti-vaxxers has been retracted.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. The LAPD chief says that most of the undercover investigations were 'unimpacted' by the photo release earlier this week. The man who claimed to be a king has been arrested in connection with the hate graffiti on an L.A. Mosque. And the bodycam footage from the Louisville bank shooting has been released.

KFI's Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro is back for Tech Tuesday! The FBI is warning against the use of public phone chargers, saying they're a security risk. Bitcoin is up 50%. A robotaxi crash in San Francisco has piqued Rich's interest as they happen rarely but provide feedback to make the software better. And Dominos is letting its customers order pizza from the dashboard on your vehicle! Then, examining whether or not the parent of a shooter should be held liable for the shooter's actions. And the bees are back, and thank goodness for that.

Following a Federal Judge's ruling against the abortion pill mifepristone, California has begun stockpiling the drugs to protect those in need of it. There's the threat of a possible Writers Guild strike that could ultimately shut down Hollywood. Handel examines the over-editing of police videos and how they could possibly be being manipulated to favor law enforcement. And why is Satan suddenly so popular?

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. California has stockpiled the abortion medication misoprostol after Texas's court ruling. The Biden Administration is asking the appeals court to halt the Texas abortion-pill ruling. And the gunman in Louisville yesterday live-streamed the events that left 5 dead and 8 others injured, according to police.

Handel examines what the impact of the abortion piill ruling could look like in California. Also, as inflation continues to plague Americans, many are moving their lives to Europe because it's more affordable. Then, Wayne Resnick is back, as is tradition on Mondays, for 'Do They Have A Case?' where he presents Bill with a couple of cases whose outcomes have been predetermined but are not disclosed. This then enables Handel to apply his legal expertise to predict which direction the court went in their ruling.

A Federal judge has ruled against the FDA approval of the abortion pill - what happened? The United States knew about tainted pills coming from Mexican pharmacies killing Americans - why the kept quiet is unknown. Many Americans are heading to Europe to live "large" on the cheap. And a new law could make it easier to detain people with mental illness against their will.

Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. An Intelligence leak has exposed the U.S. spying on adversaries and allies. Abortion providers are grappling with conflicting rulings on a key pill. And Iowa is refusing to pay for rape victims' abortions or contraceptives.