Fox Business Liz Claman targets Fox News colleague Lara Logan for comparing Dr. Anthony Fauci to Dr. Josef Mengele

The former president previously called the violent attack on Pelosi "a terrible thing."

She was one of the darlings of 1960s family television. She was also one of several former child-stars who died too young after years of being in the spotlight that proved to be overwhelming.

Note: Spoilers ahead, including who won The Circle Season 5. In a broadly likable season of The Circle, it's more than a little surprising that one of the standout cast members was a former Big Brother who'd built his brand by being an intentional jerk. But things operate differently in that Circle high-rise. The 5th season of the U.S. adaptation concluded on January 18, with the Bronx's Sam Carmona voted the winner by her peers. Sam's emotional, effusive response and her pledge to provide for her mom and grandma back home ended the season with a high note. But reflecting on Season 5 as a whole, we have no choice but to shout out a player who helped make it as fun and strategically bold as it could be: Vegas himbo Brett.

The question of whether television shows should depict school shootings and other acts of violence isn’t a new one. A 1999 episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, “Earshot,” in which Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) hears that someone is planning to kill all the students at Sunnydale High, was postponed for months because it was originally scheduled to air one week after the Columbine High School massacre (the Season 3 finale, “Graduation Day Part 2,” was also pushed due to concerns about inspiring copycat violence).