JUST IN: The man who stopped the school shooting in Bend, Oregon, has been identified as 36-year-old Kalub Giamanco. Giamanco, a carpenter, was reportedly driving home for lunch when he heard gunshots. After hearing the gunshots, Giamanco, who has a concealed carry permit, followed the suspect into the school. He then shot and killed 16-year-old John J Griffin moments after the teen opened fire into a special education classroom. Giamanco, who has two children of his own who attend the school, is family friends with one of the victims, a 7-year-old who uses a wheelchair and was shot in the face. The 7-year-old survived and is in the hospital. Three children at Silver Rail Elementary School were killed. Their ages are 5, 8, and 11. According to Giamanco's brother, Giamanco doesn't feel like a hero because he feels guilty for not being able to save more children. You are a hero, Kalub.

Sophie Cunningham on men playing in women’s sports, per ESPN. “I want to protect young girls in a locker room, or young girls in sport who shouldn’t have to go against biological men.”

President Trump claimed "mail-In ballots are inherently corrupt," while advocating for his SAVE America Act, which would ban mail-in voting, except in certain cases. FACT CHECK RATING: False. There is no evidence of widespread mail-in ballot fraud or corruption in states where no-excuse absentee or universal vote-by-mail is offered. The Brookings Institute found an “average total mail voting fraud percentage across the 2016, 2018, 2020, and 2022 general elections of only 0.000043%, or about four cases of mail voting fraud out of every 10 million mail votes.”

Our @FIFAWorldCup semi-final ends in defeat.

BREAKING 🚨: The Supreme Court sided unanimously with a straight white woman in Ohio who filed a “reverse discrimination” lawsuit after her g*y boss refused to promote her and instead promoted her g*y colleagues. CNN’s Paula Reid: “This is a unanimous opinion that will make it easier to file so-called reverse discrimination claims in the U.S.”

Megyn says she disagrees with Candace but believes her to be in earnest, investigating theories based on distrust/trauma over Charlie’s death. I’m sorry, @megynkelly, but Candace’s trauma/distrust is no excuse. Candace’s pain is not greater than Erika’s. It’s MUCH, MUCH less. When you increase the pain of someone far closer to the tragedy to indulge your own unregulated feelings…it’s called narcissism. When you sadistically terrorize them, it’s called MALIGNANT. When you make money off the slander, it’s called PREDATORY. That’s what Candace has done. Her “investigation” is nothing but mockery and falsehoods. Making excuses for her is helping her.