| No Images? Click here   By Holly ThomasEditor's note: We're currently updating our email newsletter system. Over the next few weeks you might run into some problems receiving our newsletters. Check your spam or junk mail folders, or email us at dailybrief@huffpost.com if your newsletters are missing. Thanks, and we apologize for any inconvenience. Tuesday, October 15MURDER CHARGE FOR COP WHO KILLED ATATIANA JEFFERSON The Fort Worth, Texas, police officer who on Saturday fatally shot Atatiana “Tay” Jefferson through her bedroom window was charged with murder. Officer Aaron Dean, who is white, resigned earlier Monday over his fatal shooting of Jefferson, a 28-year-old Black woman, in her own home. [HuffPost]REPORT: BOLTON TOLD AIDE TO WARN WHITE HOUSE ABOUT RUDY Former national security adviser John Bolton was so concerned about Rudy Giuliani’s efforts to pressure Ukraine for political help that he ordered an aide to warn White House attorneys about his behavior. [HuffPost]TRUMP SIGNS EXECUTIVE ORDER FOR SANCTIONS ON TURKEY President Donald Trump signed an executive order imposing sanctions and visa bans on some members of the Turkish government as relations worsened amid the Turkish invasion of Syria. [HuffPost]JEFFERSON’S 8-YEAR-OLD NEPHEW ‘WITNESSED HER KILLING’ The 8-year-old nephew of Atatiana “Tay” Jefferson, the Black woman fatally shot in her own home by a Texas police officer, witnessed the killing, an attorney for Jefferson’s family told HuffPost. [HuffPost]TRANSGENDER ACTIVIST CITED BY DAVE CHAPPELLE DIES BY SUICIDE Transgender activist and comedian Daphne Dorman has died at 44. Dorman, of San Francisco, posted a note to her Facebook page Oct. 11 asking friends and family for forgiveness. Dorman weeks ago received a shoutout from comedian Dave Chappelle in Netflix’s “Sticks & Stones.” [HuffPost]TYPHOON HAGIBIS LEAVES AT LEAST 66 DEAD IN JAPAN At least 66 people died after Typhoon Hagibis swept through Japan, bringing record rainfall and widespread flooding that caused rivers to overflow and levees to burst. Hagibis was the worst storm to hit the country in decades, and authorities are still combing through debris looking for survivors. [HuffPost] A global HuffPost project on everything you ever wanted to know about therapy, whether you've been once or 100 times. GIULIANI WAS PAID $500,000 TO CONSULT ON INDICTED UKRAINE PALS Trump’s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, was paid $500,000 for work he did for a company co-founded by the Ukrainian-American businessman arrested last week on campaign finance charges, Giuliani told Reuters on Monday. [Reuters]THE REFORMER IN BARR’S BACKYARD Attorney General William Barr said it’s “dangerous to public safety” to elect progressive prosecutors who “style themselves as ‘social justice’ reformers.” Next month, his neighbors in suburban Virginia might do just that. [HuffPost]SYRIAN FORCES DEPLOY IN KURDISH-LED TERRITORY Russia-backed Syrian forces wasted no time in taking advantage of an abrupt U.S. retreat from Syria, deploying deep inside Kurdish-held territory south of the Turkish frontier less than 24 hours after Trump’s government announced a withdrawal. [Reuters]DEMOCRATS TUSSLE OVER GUN CONTROL Some of the candidates set to take the stage in Tuesday’s Democratic presidential debate are squaring off a day early on the issue of gun control. South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg jabbed at former Texas Rep. Beto O’Rourke on Snapchat, and Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) threw in his two cents on Twitter. [HuffPost]SANDERS HEADS INTO DEBATE WITH SOMETHING TO PROVE As new polling suggests Sen. Bernie Sanders’ heart attack may harm his chances to win the nomination, his campaign is working to project normalcy, even as Sanders remains at home under doctor’s orders. [HuffPost]ANTI-SEMITISM PROTESTS AFTER SYNAGOGUE ATTACK About 10,000 people in Berlin protested against anti-Semitism, days after a man attacked a synagogue in the eastern German city of Halle. Several thousand others protested over the weekend in other German cities, including Hamburg and Marburg. [AP]
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