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Tyler Robinson, the accused assassin of Charlie Kirk, wants to bar the video of Kirk's murder from being played during a hearing next week on the defense's motion to have the prosecutors removed from the case due to a conflict of interest.

The article discusses a growing list of scientists involved in classified nuclear and aerospace research who have died or disappeared under unusual circumstances, prompting a White House investigation and calls for an FBI probe.

The article warns Americans to reconsider travel to Trinidad and Tobago due to a spike in violent criminal activity and heightened risk of terrorism.

Ultraprocessed foods have been linked to an increased risk of arthritis in the knees, as they can lead to the buildup of fat inside the thigh muscles, weakening the support system for the knee and causing more joint stress and inflammation.

A UPS cargo jet aborted its landing at a Kentucky airport to avoid another aircraft on the runway, with audio capturing an air traffic controller's urgent instructions to the smaller aircraft.

Approximately 200 spectators gathered at an intersection in Atlanta, Georgia to watch an illegal street racing "takeover" event, leading to 18 arrests and the recovery of multiple firearms.

The article discusses an independent investigation ordered by Utah Governor Spencer Cox and top state lawmakers into allegations of an unethical relationship between a Utah Supreme Court justice and an attorney involved in a high-stakes redistricting case. The justice has denied the allegations, and the Judicial Conduct Commission has dismissed the complaint.

The New York City mayor jokingly blamed Trae Young, who is no longer with the Atlanta Hawks, for the high ticket prices for the Knicks' playoff series against the Hawks.

An ICE agent in Minnesota is facing felony charges for allegedly pointing a gun at two individuals during a highway confrontation, raising questions about federal agents' immunity under state law.

Jen Psaki, the host of MSNBC's "MS NOW," shut down talk of using the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump, telling radio host Stephen A. Smith that it was "never going to happen."

A swarm of one million bees shut down a highway in Tennessee for hours after a truck transporting the bees crashed, and the bees escaped and swarmed the area. Beekeepers in protective suits worked with authorities to regain control of the swarm and reopen the highway.

Meghan Trainor has an AI clause in her will to prevent her voice from being used after she's gone, and she abruptly canceled her upcoming tour due to the challenges of balancing a new album, tour, and growing family.

Democratic congresswoman denounced President Donald Trump over the war in Iran with a profane attack.

The article discusses a legal challenge to a proposed redistricting amendment in Virginia, which critics argue was pushed through an unlawfully extended legislative session and could give Democrats a 10-1 advantage in the state's congressional map.

Brevard County is urgently recruiting to fill at least 45 lifeguard vacancies after two adults drowned while trying to rescue a child from a rip current in an understaffed area of Cocoa Beach.

Kathy Ireland is relying on her faith after accusing her former management team of defrauding her of her multimillion-dollar fortune, which has led to a difficult journey and the need to take legal action.

Rumeysa Ozturk, a Tufts University graduate student from Turkey, self-deported to Turkey after the Trump administration revoked her student visa for allegedly engaging in activities in support of Hamas.

Ethan Jamieson, an actor known for his role in "The Hunger Games," has been arrested for alleged assault with a deadly weapon with the intent to kill.

Those in power supported, trusted and elevated former Rep. Eric Swalwell, despite knowing that he was involved in sexual misconduct, which eventually led to the downfall of his political career.