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Burden of Proof: Tupac Murder Trial – August 19, 2026

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Burden of Proof: September 1, 2026

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Jury in Lindsay Clancy trial tells judge they are deadlocked; Duane “Keffe D” Davis says he’ll seek appeal of conviction for Tupac’s murder; probable cause hearing for Charlie Kirk murder suspect.
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President Obama ducks Biden question, praises Dems

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President Barack Obama declined to comment Friday on the prospect of Vice President Joe Biden seeking the Democratic presidential nomination.

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Pregnant hardware store worker takes back AC unit from alleged shoplifter

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A pregnant Ace Hardware employee “deserves a medal” after wrestling an AC unit from an alleged shoplifter in Southern California, the store’s manager said.

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MapQuest boss ‘blown away’ by response after defying Trump

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MapQuest is making an unexpected comeback after defying Trump’s renaming of Lake Ontario to “Lake America.” MapQuest General Manager Doug Berger told Erin Burnett that usage is “through the roof,” with downloads surging to more than 1.5 million. “It was not intended to be a political stance…it’s fun that we’re talking about geography,” Berger added.

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Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Labor Day gas prices

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When asked if gas prices will go down before the midterm elections, Energy Secretary Chris Wright said “the marketplace thinks gasoline prices are going to move meaningfully lower.”

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