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The article discusses the increasing secrecy surrounding the case against the man accused of assassinating Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, with the case shifting from unusually open to suddenly restrictive, prompting concerns from media outlets and Kirk's widow about the lack of transparency.

The body of missing Wisconsin graduate student Eliotte Heinz was found in the Mississippi River, with the medical examiner ruling her death an accidental drowning after she was last seen walking home from a bar with a high blood alcohol content.

The St. Paul police union chief warns that a staffing shortage and underfunding are undermining public safety in Minnesota, while a bipartisan group of House representatives passed a bill to restore collective bargaining rights for over 1 million federal public servants.

The article reports that a lone progressive's effort to impeach President Donald Trump failed, with nearly two dozen Democrats joining the House GOP to quash the impeachment push.

The Supreme Court cleared the way for Texas' new redistricting map, while President Trump's push for congressional redistricting in red states faced setbacks in Indiana and other states.

Rep. Bennie Thompson, the top Democrat on the House Homeland Security Committee, was criticized by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem for referring to the shooting of two West Virginia National Guardsmen as an "unfortunate accident" rather than a terrorist attack.

Minnesota lawmakers discussed proposals to address the massive fraud scandal, including mandating state employees to report fraud, establishing an independent statewide office of inspector general, and increasing oversight and accountability for government programs.

Former MSNBC host Joy Reid suggested that the popular Christmas carol "Jingle Bells" is racist, citing a video that claims the song's origins were in mocking Black people, though the academic whose research the video is based on has stated that was not her intent.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt denounced a federal judge's order for the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an El Salvadoran illegal immigrant who was previously detained as part of the Trump administration's mass deportation campaign.

The article discusses a massive fraud scheme in Minnesota involving Somali-run non-profits that siphoned hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars from child-nutrition and Medicaid housing programs, with the scheme growing exponentially during the COVID-19 pandemic, despite concerns raised by state officials that were stifled by claims of discrimination.

Israel has become a major arms exporter, with its latest weapon being the Iron Beam laser system capable of knocking out incoming missiles, mortar rounds, and drones at a fraction of the cost of conventional interceptor missiles.

Eli Lilly's experimental drug, retatrutide, showed strong results in a late-stage trial, helping patients lose nearly 29% of their body weight while reducing osteoarthritis pain.

The U.S. plans to seize the oil currently on a tanker off the coast of Venezuela that was seized by U.S. forces, and the oil will go through a legal process before the U.S. claims the energy source.

The Royal Court of Sweden has confirmed that Princess Sofia met with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on a few occasions about 20 years ago, but stressed that the meetings were in social settings and she never received any help from him.

President Donald Trump criticized Minnesota politicians amid the state's alleged welfare scam, while Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan attacked federal immigration enforcement and a Democratic colleague over their prior support for ICE.

Archaeologists in Jerusalem uncovered a well-preserved 2,000-year-old Hasmonean-era city wall linked to ancient power struggles, raising questions about who was responsible for its systematic destruction.

President Donald Trump accuses Rep. Ilhan Omar of marrying her brother to avoid immigration laws, and Ilhan Omar's second husband, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, has resurfaced in South Africa, chronicling his lifestyle on social media.

Minnesota Republican lawmakers blame Governor Tim Walz for the massive fraud scandal that has cost over $1 billion in taxpayer funds, claiming he failed to address the issue despite years of awareness.

A driver in California was arrested for hitting and injuring eight high school track runners who were waiting at a red light during a practice run.

Michigan fired head coach Sherrone Moore due to an "inappropriate relationship" with a staff member, and the staff member received a significant pay raise around the same time.