Ann's Five Stories of the Week:

• Too much peace for the Nobel Peace Prize and Underwater Basketweaving reigns at the MacArthur Foundation "Genius Grants."
• Kamala Harris' "Unreasonable Conversation."
• Drama Queen Librarian makes bank
• Proof they're trying to kill Republicans
• State of American Healthcare in one tragic story

Ann interviews Cori Cohn, aka the Ambivalent Transsexual, who offers amazingly honest and insightful answers about the violence coming out of the trans community -- among other touchy questions.

This week's Five Stories highlights two New York Times pieces from Katherine Rosman that are Pulitzer worthy:

• The Billionaire, the Psychodelics and the Best-Selling Memoir
• 'I Have Cancer.' the TikTok Star Said. Then Came the Torrent of Hate

Plus three less than praise worthy pieces:

• The Times discovers tariffs...
• ... and cancel culture.

Your five-ish stories of the week:

• Megyn Kelly, Jezebel, and buying spells on Etsy to curse Charlie Kirk
• Stop blaming the internet
• What's a successful life?
• "They're going to put me on the Tee Vee!"
• The UN Communications Network Plot

Recorded days after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Ann sat down with Anthony Cumia of Compound Media (and WABC 77) where they talked about the shooting, transgenders, speaking on college campuses and carrying a concealed weapon.

Book by Anthony: Permanently Suspended: The Rise and Fall... and Rise Again of Radio's Most Notorious Shock Jock

The assassination of Charlie Kirk is still reverberating through the news and the culture: Disney suspends Jimmy Kimmel over a "joke."

Charlie Kirk's assassin has been arrested. A father has had to turn in his radicalized son.

It's the latest chapter in a long legacy of leftwing political violence in America.

The five stories you may have missed:

• Diversity is our strength
• "Gaylor" Swift: The LBGTQ+ meltdown over the Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce engagement and the equally bizarre conservative natalist reaction
• Backlash!
• The honesty of the New York Times (Parts One and Two.) 

The Five Stories You May Have Missed:

• NYC needs more millionaires 
• DC's "Ordinary Citizens"
• Frown for the cameras
• Times reporter reaches new heights in clichés
• Japan's "misunderstanding" with Nigeria

The five stories you may have missed this week:

• The Wall Street Journal rolls out its immigration sob stories
• Texas Trans to California
• Brigitte Macron v Candace Owens
• Trump moves to remove racist economist Lisa Cook
• Oklahoma - Not O.K.