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Jets cornerback Chris Boyd is in critical condition after being shot in Manhattan on Sunday.

Here's Crane & Company co-host David Cohn.

Records on Amelia Earhart's disappearance have taken flight.

Great one, guys.

Following an order from President Trump, the National Archives declassified and released 4,624 pages of documents on Friday.

The documents include logbooks of U.S.

military vessels,

involved in the historic air and sea search for Earhart, as well as various memos, newspaper clippings, letters, and telegrams.

Earhart and her navigator, Fred Noonan, disappeared during an attempt to fly around the world in 1937.

The National Archives said more records would be digitized and posted on a rolling basis.

And athletic gear giant Nike apparently funded a study on young athletes under so-called gender-affirming care and then pulled its funding after public backlash.

Daily Wire reporter Lyndon Blake has the story.

President Trump moves to address the flight crisis, two executives at the BBC resign over misleading coverage of January 6th, and the president calls a commander's game?

I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley.

It's Monday, November 10th, and this is Evening Wire.

Two top BBC executives announced their resignations on Sunday amid a massive scandal over their editing of Trump's comments on January 6th.

Here with the details is Daily Wire senior editor Joel Needler.

Speaking of the New York governor, New York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, who recently announced her bid for governor, made some biting comments aimed at her over the weekend.

After accepting an award at an event sponsored by the Zionist Organization of America, Stefanik first ripped into Zoran Mamdani as, quote, a raging anti-Semite to fund the police tax-hiking communist.

She also criticized Hochul for endorsing Mamdani, quote, at the very moment that New Yorkers were looking for strength and moral clarity.