This week: the Pentagon wants to livestream the Fort Hood shooter's execution, Kenya confirms its first Ebola case, and the U.S. ambassador to Greece is caught on tape allegedly bragging about tycoons paying for her lifestyle.
We also recap Dennis Hastert, Jim Bakker and Mike Ditka, all gone in the same week. A Louisiana village may get an accused child rapist as police chief, a Pennsylvania high school football locker room hazing case turns into criminal charges for students and a coach, and a Texas congresswoman's campaign ad stars a cop fired for alleged stalking.
Plus a tiger attack at a Yorkshire zoo, an ASU cheerleader's arrest on video, a TikTok "demonologist" in handcuffs, a Miami strip club robbery ring, cocaine washing up in the Florida Keys, a Central Park crash that killed a cyclist, and a woman found dead in her seat after a Mexican flight.
And for the weird stuff: a marathoner who hopped on a bike mid-race, a dad who wanted to train an AI to read to his newborn, the Cornell 7 trivia fallout, Maniscalco versus SiriusXM comics, and why your vegetables might be half as nutritious as your grandparents' were.
Stories are based on published reports. Allegations are allegations, and nobody here is convicted of anything unless we say so.
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