Today we're talking about China's alleged secret outpost, a shooting in Missouri, Fox

news and Dominion settlement, and other top news for Wednesday, April 19th. Stay in

form or remaining focused on Christ with the poor over. Here's the quote of the day.

I have the choice to be angry at God for what I don't have, or be thankful for what

I do have. Nick Voyachich. Let's start with some espresso shots.

Fox news and Dominion voting systems reached a reported $787 million settlement yesterday,

just minutes before their trial began. Jurors were already seated in the courtroom and

preparing to hear opening remarks when the judge announced the parties had resolved their

case. The settlement, which still needs final approval from the judge, avoids what was

expected to be a prolonged trial on the bounds of the First Amendment. Dominion was seeking

$1.6 billion in damages, alleging the network knowingly aired false claims about its machines

being rigged against Donald Trump in the 2020 election. Records produced as part of the

lawsuit showed Fox news hosts and executives did not believe the claims but aired them

anyway. Fox says the records were cherry-picked and mischaracterized and the claims about rigged

voting systems were inherently newsworthy.

After several days of protests in Kansas City, Missouri, an arrest has been made in the shooting

of Ralph Yarl, a black 16-year-old. Yarl's family says he went to the wrong house trying

to pick up his younger brothers when the 84-year-old homeowner shot him twice through the glass

door, once in the head and once in the arm. Yarl is recovering at home after being hospitalized.

The homeowner, who is white, was initially released after 24 hours, sparking racially charged

protests. On Monday, he was charged with first degree assault and armed criminal action.

He turned himself in yesterday afternoon and if convicted, faces life in prison. Separately,

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