While Master may have given Dobby a sock... Special master has given former President Trump a win. Yesterday, a federal judge authorized Trump's request to appoint a special master in the Mar-a-Lago saga. No, this is not another nickname from "Fifty Shades of Grey." A special master refers to a third-party attorney the court picks. In this case, their job will be to review the box of classified docs the FBI retrieved from Trump's home last month. The special master will now be in charge of reviewing more than 10,000 pages to make sure there's no violation of attorney-client and executive privilege. It's unclear who the special master will be. But now, Justice Department and Trump's team have to submit a list of possible candidates by the end of the week.
Where people are in mourning... Canada. Over the weekend, Canadian officials launched a manhunt for two men after a mass stabbing left 10 people dead and injured at least 18 others in Saskatchewan, Canada. On Sunday, the two brothers allegedly stabbed over two dozen people in an Indigenous community and nearby area. Police are investigating 13 separate crime scenes. Some of the victims appear to be chosen at random while others were targeted. Officials have yet to give a motive. Now, one of the suspects has been found dead while the search for the other continues. It's one of the worst mass stabbings in Canada. And is shining a light on violence against Indigenous people. Canadian PM Justin Trudeau said he was "shocked and devastated."
Who has to pay up… Instagram. Yesterday, Irish regulators fined its parent company, Meta, $402 million for mishandling children's data. It's one of the largest EU privacy fines ever. A 2020 investigation looked into teens who used business accounts on the platform and found that their contact info — from phone numbers to email addresses — was made public. Now, Irish regulators say Meta violated EU user privacy laws. But Meta says it updated its settings over a year ago and has released new features to keep teens and their privacy safe. The fine is reportedly equivalent to about 1% of Meta's income for all of 2021. But the social media giant still plans to appeal.
What's making moves... CVS. Yesterday, the drugstore giant said it's acquiring Signify Health for about $8 billion. The deal will help CVS reach customers at home because Signify Health operates a network of 10,000 medical providers making house calls. And CVS expects those providers to connect patients to care "how and when they need it." The transaction's expected to close — pending approval from regulators — in the first half of 2023.
Who got the best of his dad... Oliver Shane Hawkins.
Who just got an a-maize-ing promotion… South Dakota's new corn-bassador. | 
