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It’s Thursday, September 5 — here’s what you’ll find in today’s newsletter:

• The school shooting at Apalachee High School

• The “Angkor Wat Temple Run” trend

• 4 quick hits of news from the last 24 hours

The Apalachee shooting

A Georgia high school shooting left at least two teachers and two students dead. CNN says the shooting is the deadliest of the year.

You can read the Georgia Bureau of Investigation's report on the shooting here. The investigation is still ongoing, but the 14-year-old shooter was arrested and charged with murder.

HuffPo says the FBI knew the suspect posed a threat, but lacked grounds to act preemptively.

Kamala Harris called the shooting a “senseless tragedy”: She said the event underscores the urgent need to confront America's gun violence epidemic in the 2024 election.

The Daily Wire said Trump released a statement, too. He said a “sick and deranged monster” took children away from their parents “far too soon”.

Who were the victims of the shooting? BBC shares profiles on the four people killed here.

Angkor Wat Temple Run

Tourists are reenacting the video game “Temple Run” at Angkor Wat: Travel Noire says it's because of a TikTok trend -- they film themselves running through the complex.

The Guardian: It's really stupid -- Heavy footfall and accidental touches can harm the ancient site's delicate structures. It's a super important religious site!

Outlook India: People need to have the same reverence at Angkor Wat that they would at other sacred places like churches or mosques.

This Redditor really doesn't get it -- it's really dangerous to sprint, the temple is a maze with jagged stones everywhere. Are these people dumb?

This Redditor isn't bothered -- as long as they live-stream their Cambodian jail experience.

1) Valley fever cases reported following the Lightning in a Bottle music festival near Bakersfield, with hospitalizations.

2) Michel Barnier, former EU Brexit negotiator, appointed as France's Prime Minister amid political deadlock.

3) Trump's election interference case resumes with a hearing set by Judge Tanya Chutkan, focusing on presidential immunity.

4) The NFL season kicks off with the Chiefs eyeing a third Super Bowl win, a talented QB rookie class, and a landmark game in Brazil.