3 hostages and killer dead in police standoff at California veterans home

Barstool Sports is facing backlash over its support for Pride month, and the sports betting blog is hitting back, The Daily Beast reports.

Barstool Sports, which in 2020 launched the Barstool Sportsbook mobile app, became the latest target of right-wing activists after it announced on Thursday that was commemorating Pride month, tweeting a video in which Barstool writer Pat McAuliffe advertises Pride-themed merchandise with proceeds benefiting The LGBT Center of New York.

Rep. George Santos' (R-NY) lawyers filed court documents Monday, where they begged the judge to keep the bond donor secret, according to CBS News reporter Scott MacFarlane.

Santos was indicted and held on $500,000 bond which was paid for by an undisclosed donor. The lawyers explained that they're seeking to keep that donor sealed because the individuals "are likely to suffer great distress, may lose their jobs, and God forbid, may suffer physical injury."

A magnet tech school in Las Vegas has come under criticism for publishing a yearbook that omits a special-needs student who is active in their young adult program, reported USA TODAY on Monday.

"Mariela Azarpira said her son Samir Azarpira did not appear in Northwest Career and Technical Academy's most recent yearbook, The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported. According to the outlet, he is enrolled in the school's Program Approach to Career Employment, a transition program for young adults with special needs who have already earned a high school diploma," reported Natalie Neysa Alund. "'I went page-by-page,' Azarpira told the newspaper. 'Not even one picture. Not even one acknowledgement ... Honestly, it really broke my heart.'"