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. 

Ann is back with the Five Stories You May Have Missed!

• Alcohol use is down and pot use is up: Why more of you need to drink.
• Meta guidelines on AI relationships
• Jeffrey Toobin exposes Democrat Delusions in NYT OpEd
• Breeze Airlines incident shows another situation women can't handle
• SC Democrat running for governor is arrested.

Instead of Five Stories this week, Ann presents the case for the defense in the New York Times v Stephen Miller.

It's a point-by-point refutation of Jason Zengerle's hit piece called "The Ruthless Ambition of Stephen Miller," that if written about a Democratic aide with half the brains and drive of Miller would get an article titled "The Indispensable Genius of Stephen Miller."

David Zweig's brilliant book, An Abundance of Caution nails the people who wrecked our lives over COVID to the wall.

There can be no more debate about the epic lies about COVID told by the media, public health officials, the entire Democratic Party after this book.

From MIT Press: David Zweig An Abundance of Caution: American Schools, the Virus, and a Story of Bad Decisions

They destroyed lives for fun and now are trying to skate away from their malevolence. The free-thinking, intense researcher David Zweig won’t let them. This is a fantastic interview and there’s so much more in his book.

Your Five Stories that you may have missed this week:

• Chat GPT goes rogue: A.I. encourages drug use and psychotic breaks
• RIP to FedEx founder Fred Smith
• Flashback: Hiring "refugees"
• There's a lot to hate about Andrew Cuomo
• Gloom and Doom that never happens

Jessica Vaughan, America's leading expert on immigration law, has some ideas!

Jessica has written articles for the Washington Post, New York Times, National Review, Boston Globe, The Economist, San Francisco Chronicle, the National Interest, Arizona Republic, and has appeared on NPR, CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, and PBS's NewsHour.

Ann's Five Stories that you may have missed this week:

• No, the anti-ICE riots are not like your favorite sports team winning a championship
• Kidnapping a mayor is not a good idea
• The NY Times makes space on its editorial page for the mentally ill
• Wellness check on the Democratic Party
• The Fear of Being Scooped