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Top Stories: White House Aide Fired Over Tweets; Facebook Tightens Rules

Good morning, here are our early stories:

-- Fired White House Aide Admits He Was Twitter Troll.

-- Facebook Removes Beheading Video, Says It Will Tighten Rules.

And here are more early headlines:

Obama Names Specialist To Lead Health Care Website Overhaul. ( The Hill)

Federal Bankruptcy Trial Opens For Detroit. ( Detroit Free Press)

Suspected Boston Bomber Implicated In Earlier Triple Homicide Case. ( Boston Herald)

Pope Francis Suspends German Bishop Over Excessive Spending. ( Deutsche Welle)

Tropical Storm Raymond Limps Away From Mexico. ()

CDC Warns Pet Owners About Suspect Jerky Treats. ( CNN)

Closing Arguments Today Over New Texas Abortion Law. ( Houston Chronicle)

Teenager Unearths Large Gem At Arkansas State Diamond Park. ( The Associated Press)

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Korva Coleman is a newscaster for NPR.