At a Glance

1Falcons' Throwback Profile Picture Revives Nazi-Imagery Comparisons Online — A retro-styled graphic posted on the team's X account drew millions of views and mockery, echoing a similar backlash in …

2Family Pleads for Answers After Teen Fatally Shot at Clayton County Apartment Complex — Relatives of 16-year-old Jayden Miller are asking the community for help after he was killed Tuesday night at the Oak Ru…

3Missouri Angler's Solo Day on the Water Sparks App That Pairs Fishing Partners — A chemist who felt lonely on a Missouri lake built Co-Angler, a free app that now has more than 2,500 users and matches …

4Family of 1-year-old Kohen Wiley asks Justice Department to investigate his shooting death by Senatobia officer — After the Mississippi Attorney General's office found the officer's actions justified, relatives and their attorneys say…

5New Texas Group Proposes $2 Billion Border Security Trust for Big Bend Instead of Wall — A newly formed nonprofit, Let Texans Do Texas, is urging state and federal leaders to redirect border wall money into a …

6Talarico Casts Senate Race as Anticorruption Fight, Aiming at Paxton and Elon Musk — At a University of Houston event, the Democratic state representative used one of his last Houston-area stops before the…

7Administration Turns to Supreme Court to Revive Big Bend Border Wall Construction — The Trump administration has filed an emergency request asking the justices to lift a federal judge's injunction that ha…

Justice Department Starts Telling Counties Where It Plans to Send Election Monitors

Counties in at least five states have been notified, but the department has not said how many jurisdictions it will monitor, and one local clerk questions why his county was chosen.