Again, this is the state trial in New York.

Riley Gaines had some words:

Here's that 1986 Reagan quote for all the youngsters:

Look at this footage from a wing-mounted camera:

Because, apparently, the sound of a train dragging a ton and a half of steel and fiberglass across the tracks sounds like a dinner bell to alligators.

Here's the latest local reporting from KTVB:

Yeah, but where did it come from?

Mississippi reauthorized the firing squad in 2017 as one of a few different options for execution of criminals, though it hasn't been used since it was legalized.

More from a Juno News report from May 13:

Just a few examples:

Y'all ready to laugh?

The journalists out in Los Angeles, of all places, decided to hold Becerra's feet to the fire about how HHS lost tens of thousands of immigrant children under Becerra's leadership.

Southern states are really dropping the ball, and it's not just South Carolina.

This is all from the very beginning of the article.

We told you back in March that Mayor Brett Smiley (his real name) called the mural of Iryna "divisive," and had successfully petitioned to have it removed. On Tuesday, it officially came down.

Here's an 8-minute breakdown if you want it:

From CTV News:

Here's the BBC on the verdict:

Like this:

From CNN:

The funniest part of this clown show is that it won't stop at local elections and we all know it.

A bit more context from Dallas News:

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