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A Wisconsin Socialist Democrat candidate for governor is facing renewed scrutiny after declining to directly answer whether she still believes Thanksgiving should be canceled over its historical ties to colonialism. Her latest comments are fueling fresh debate as old social media posts criticizing several major holidays resurface. Also, the armed Good Samaritan credited with helping stop the deadly Idaho In-N-Out shooting is sharing the split-second decision that police say helped save countless lives. He says the gunman’s confidence disappeared the moment someone fired back, giving terrified customers a chance to escape.
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