Where rescue efforts are continuing…

Greece. Yesterday, at least 79 people drowned after a large boat carrying migrants sank off the coast of Greece. More than 100 people have been rescued. The UN migration agency estimated up to 400 people were on board, and it’s believed they were traveling from Libya to Italy. This marks the deadliest shipwreck off the country’s coast this year. Authorities expect the death toll to rise as search and rescue operations continue. The number of migrants crossing the Mediterranean is at its highest level since the 2015 refugee crisis. Many are escaping poverty and conflict.

Who people are remembering…

Jordan Neely. Yesterday, a grand jury reportedly indicted 24-year-old Daniel Penny on second-degree manslaughter charges in Neely’s death. Last month, 30-year-old Neely — who was experiencing homelessness and mental illness — died after Penny placed him in a chokehold on an NYC subway train. Penny, a former Marine, maintains he was acting in self-defense. Neely’s death sparked protests across the country when Penny wasn’t immediately arrested or charged. The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office is reportedly expected to officially announce the indictment today.

What's hearing a record scratch...

Twitter. Yesterday, 17 music publishers sued the social media company for its alleged copyright infringement of over 1,500 songs. The publishers — which represent artists like Rihanna and Taylor Swift — claimed Twitter “handsomely” profited by allowing its users to post unlicensed music. Now, the group of publishers is seeking more than $250 million in damages. Twitter has not commented on the lawsuit. 

Who’s hitting the ‘veto’ button…

President Biden. Yesterday, he vetoed legislation that would’ve rolled back an EPA rule that set strict emissions standards for heavy-duty vehicles. It’s not likely that Congress will be able to override Biden's veto.

While Beyoncé is boosting inflation in some parts of the world…

The Federal Reserve is hitting pause at home.

What’s officially no longer America's top beer…

Bud Light.

What shouldn't count as a personal item on planes…

This microscopic Louis Vuitton replica bag.