KNX In Depth: Many mass shooting victims already knew the killer--U.S. and German tanks threaten to escalate war in Ukraine--Justin Bieber sells his music catalog for $200 million--College students use AI to cheat

The two recent mass shootings in California--the one in Monterey Park and the other south of San Francisco--seem so far to center around personal and workplace disputes. Those apparent motives are in line with a new report from the National Threat Assessment Center that finds half of recent mass attacks involve some kind of personal or workplace dispute. We go In Depth into the warning signs. American and German tanks could soon escalate the war in Ukraine to levels not yet seen. Pope Francis' recent comments on homosexuality have LGBTQ+ groups hopeful the Catholic Church could be changing. More and more music artists are selling out. They're taking up offers of millions and millions of dollars to sell the rights to their music. Justin Bieber is the latest to do so. We go In Depth into these business moves and if the timing is right. College students have always found ways to cheat. Never before though have they had it so easy to skip doing their work. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices