A federal magistrate judge in Tampa ordered Thomas Markle held without bond Tuesday. Prosecutors say he removed his court-ordered ankle monitor at 1:45 a.m.
Why it matters: Markle loses home detention and stays jailed pending trial. Prosecutor Bill Essayli said, "Release conditions are court orders, not suggestions."
Center coverage, 13 sources: The center treats it as a court-procedure story about a violated release condition, centered on Meghan's family.
Left coverage, 10 sources: The left frames it as a Justice Department custody action, with Meghan's account of protecting her children close behind.
Right coverage, 8 sources: The right foregrounds the prosecution, quoting federal officials who vow to pursue the case to the fullest extent.
What’s next: The competency report is due Nov. 20. Authorities have not said where Markle will be held.
