Florida’s Attorney General is demanding internal documents from The New York Times over alleged biased reporting on the Israel-Hamas war, citing 72 corrections made between October and June that he claims favored Hamas. Acting for Florida’s pension funds, which invest in the paper, Uthmeier argues boards must answer to shareholders — not just the First Amendment. The Times has 14 days to respond. Meanwhile, San Antonio braces for back-to-school chaos: new leadership at Northside ISD, an Amber Alert for a missing child, a golf cart crash sending three to the hospital, and a fatal highway rollover claiming a teen’s life.
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