DOUBLE DIPPING
Critics say two federal programs turn undocumented people into profits for counties, with some making millions of dollars.
Rachel Frazin is a Cheat Sheet/Express reporter for The Daily Beast. She is a journalism and political science student at Northwestern University. She has previously worked at the Tampa Bay Times, The Palm Beach Post and Injustice Watch. Send her tips at rachel.frazin@thedailybeast.com or tips@thedailybeast.com.
CLOSE QUARTERS
The CDC is holding 10 fliers who fell ill during a long trip from the UAE. One factor health officials may be watching: a flu outbreak among the millions on the hajj to Mecca.
WHATABOUTS
When Andrew Napolitano slammed the infamous tweet about two indicted congressmen, the president’s favorite morning hosts circled the wagons.
PAPER CHASE
John Tanton was a force behind several groups that have ties to Trump associates. Now an immigration lawyer is suing to see his papers.
CHEAP DATE
Paul Guadalupe Gonzales faces 13 years in prison for indulging in swanky dinners with his dates, then disappearing before the bill arrives, prosecutors said.
ONLY SHE CALLS HIM ‘DONALD’
What do you need to know from the long new piece about the first lady? For starters, the notorious ‘I Really Don’t Care’ jacket was a message after all.
‘HORROR MOVIE’
Richard Black killed an intruder who tried to drown his 11-year-old grandson. In a tragic twist, a cop at the scene then killed Black, apparently mistaking him for the intruder.
CAMPUS CRUSADE
The World Mission Society believes God is a real woman living in South Korea. Former members say the group is anything but heavenly.
LOCAL NEWS WARS
A Southern Californian city’s sole newspaper was bought by a husband and wife pair who, according to unearthed tweets, repeatedly espouse right-wing conspiracy theories.
NOTICIAS
‘I was doing my work and nothing more, like any other journalist does,’ Manuel Duran told The Daily Beast of his April arrest by local police and then ICE officials.