Three dipshit mayo frat boys at the University of Mississippi were booted from their fraternity for posing with guns in front of a bullet-riddled sign memorializing where 14-year-old Emmett Till’s body was dumped by his murderers. Somehow, the students have not been expelled from Ole Miss, yet.

In a last-minute save, the Associated Press reported a federal judge blocked a trio of GOP-championed anti-abortion restrictions that were set to take effect today in Arkansas. The judge issued the ruling late Tuesday night, giving pro-choice groups 14 days to mount a defense to the inevitable appeal.

CNN is reporting that embattled Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló will resign today. That comes after a week of mass protests stemming from a report by the Center for Investigative Justice that revealed Rosselló and other leaders used homophobic language and joked about Hurricane Maria victims.

Last night, Charlotte’s City Council passed a resolution denouncing President Donald Trump’s recent “racist and xenophobic social media tweets and comments.” RNC 2020 should be fun!

Vice News is reporting that Sen. Bernie Sanders said he and Cardi B recently spoke on the phone about history and politics, presumably sparking yesterday’s very good tweets.

Joe Biden said “there has never been a president in American history who has been so openly racist and divisive” as Donald Trump. Not so sure about that one.