NEWSGIRLS

The Pentagon wants to livestream an execution — except TikTok and Kick already said NO, YouTube won’t say if it’ll air it, JD Vance says he won’t watch, and Trump hasn’t even publicly backed the livestream. Mabel investigates the increasingly bizarre details behind Trump’s execution plan — and why the whole thing may be a lot messier than it sounds. #news #trump #politics #military #investigation #tech

Zohran Mamdani condemned Israel’s war in Gaza as genocide—and hours later, pro-Palestinian protesters were calling him a “traitor.” What happened? Wren unpacks his October 7 statement, the backlash from Democrats and Republicans, the disrupted vigil mourning Israeli and Palestinian victims, and the confrontation outside a Palestinian restaurant. Plus: the demands behind the chants, a protester who says she once interned for him, and the tension between the advocacy that helped him win and the decisions he’s making as mayor.

Trump wants to build a new Camp David next to his own golf course — and the money trail makes the plan a lot more interesting. Mabel digs into Trump’s history of mixing presidential power with his private properties, what this could mean for the Trump Organization, and why Camp David may be the latest institution he wants to remake in his image. Plus, the bizarre Mar-a-Lago history that makes the whole story come full circle. #news #trump #politics #golf #money #corruption #campdavid

The $110 BILLION Paramount–Warner Bros. merger is officially done—but some of the wildest details have barely been talked about. We break down what Trump could get out of CNN’s new ownership, the $24 billion in Saudi, Qatari and UAE-linked money helping finance the deal, and why Paramount has reportedly considered turning to Elon Musk for even more cash. Plus: what happens to Bari Weiss, CNN, CBS News and 60 Minutes now that they’re all part of the same massive media empire? #news #media #cbs #cnn #merger #trump #billionaires

Jane Doe SECRETLY recorded conversations with some of the men she later accused — including Matthew Ingalls — and those calls can now be compared directly with the fraternity’s private Snapchat messages from the night in question. Wren breaks down the biggest new revelations, the alleged “damage control” afterward, what prosecutors did and didn’t review the first time around, and why this case is suddenly under even more scrutiny.