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#1 Alleged Charlie Kirk Assassin Tyler Robinson Charged With Murder; Prosecutors to Seek Death Penalty - FOX News, Angelos Papadopoulos, RussiaNews/Rajesh kumar Sinha, The Beacon, and RRN News on X
Utah County Attorney Jeff Gray has commented further on the charges faced by Tyler Robinson, who appeared in court today for the first time after his arrest. On "Hannity" Tuesday night, Gray said the death penalty is not always needed in all murder cases, but in this case, he said Robinson had put others at risk of death, which is why it had been introduced. When asked by Sean Hannity if more charges were on the horizon for Robinson, Gray responded it was “certainly possible” as his team continued to follow all the leads they had. Gray’s comments came after he addressed similar questions at a press conference earlier when reporters pushed him on if additional charges would be filed against anyone else. “Again, we don't have any information at this point about additional suspects, but I know that our law enforcement agencies are continuing to follow leads,” Gray added...
#2 Suspect in Charlie Kirk’s Killing Confessed in a Text Exchange With His Roommate, Prosecutor Says - Faris Tanyos for CBS News, Ma'at, L Myre, Republicans Against Trump, Nadia Nakba PhD, Evan Kilgore/Kimmie, and Kelvin Loyola,
The man charged with murder in the slaying of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a public event at Utah Valley University in Orem last week admitted in a text message to his roommate on the day of the shooting that he had committed the crime, courts documents allege. According to a criminal information document filed Tuesday by Utah County Attorney Jeffrey Gray, the roommate of 22-year-old Tyler Robinson questioned him about the incident in a text message exchange on Wednesday, Sept. 10, after the shooting had occurred earlier that day. Prosecutors said Robinson first texted his roommate, whose name has not been released, to "drop what you are doing, look under my keyboard" at the apartment they shared in St. George, a city in southwestern Utah where Robinson is from...#3 NY Judge Dismisses Domestic Terrorism Charge Against Luigi Mangione for Alleged CEO Slaying - Eric Shawn for FOX News, Jennifer Harper, Libs of TikTok/Mokicruz, Blah DeeBlah, Paolo Patronimic, and John D. Elmstedt Jr./Grok on X
Fox News senior correspondent Eric Shawn reports on the latest in the case against Luigi Mangione, accused of killing a CEO, on 'Special Report.' A New York judge on Tuesday dropped terrorism charges against Luigi Mangione, the man accused of assassinating a healthcare executive. Judge Gregory Carro tossed the terrorism charges against Mangione, who is accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in a premeditated and orchestrated murder plot in December, according to multiple media outlets. However, the New York judge kept the state’s second-degree murder charges against the Ivey League graduate...#4 Trump Hails ‘Very Good’ Relationship as He Begins UK State Visit - Sean Coughlan for BBC, maryam, The Manila Times, Benonwine/Gabriel Brombach, Tristan Tate/Hodgey Hodgkinson, Beverly Spence, and J9_FFC/ITV News on X
US President Donald Trump is in the UK for his historic second state visit, which will involve a crowded mix of royal pageantry, trade talks, and international politics. He will meet King Charles at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, having touched down late on Tuesday and spent the night at the US ambassador's London residence. The president sent positive signals ahead of his journey to the UK aboard Air Force One, calling the visit an "honour" and describing his "very good" relationship with the UK. A multi-billion US technology investment deal was announced as the visit got underway - but Trump said the trip's main purpose was to see "my friend" King Charles...
#5 Sen. Booker Tells Patel ‘You’re Not Going to Be Around Long’ as FBI Director - PBS News, Gene Read, Roman, Adam Kinzinger (Slava Ukraini)/Ron Smith/Robert, and Sportslife on X
Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., said Kash Patel’s actions so far as FBI director have “made our country weaker and less safe.” The Democratic senator cited Patel’s recent firings of several veteran FBI officials, eroding the agency’s institutional knowledge and expertise, his “withholding” of files into the Jeffrey Epstein case, and his social media post that said a subject was in custody in the Charlie Kirk shooting when the suspect was still at large at that point.“I believe you’re failing as a leader,” Booker said, “and that your failure does have serious implications for the safety and security of Americans and our families.”
#6 China Says US TikTok Deal a ‘Win-Win,’ Will Review App’s Technology and IP Transfers - Reuters, Daily-Miner.com, John E Tiffany, Richard, Etech, Cassandra Today (commentary), and Pinaki Das/Insightful Geopolitics on X
China on Wednesday called the framework deal reached in Madrid to switch short-video app TikTok to U.S.-controlled ownership a "win-win" and said it would review TikTok's technology exports and intellectual property licensing, in a state media editorial. Investors on both sides of the Pacific are now waiting for a call scheduled for Friday between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, in which the agreement should be confirmed...#7 Gov. Josh Shapiro Criticizes ‘Selective Condemnation’ of Political Violence - Allan Smith and Julie Tsirkin for NBC News, Sophi Frost, Sandra M, OGG1021, ARCHER at House 88, and WKOW 17 News on X
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro excoriated the recent spate of politically motivated attacks and killings during a speech to the Eradicate Hate Global Summit here on Tuesday, days after conservative activist and commentator Charlie Kirk was assassinated in Utah. Shapiro, up for re-election next fall and widely considered a contender for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination, has spoken out on political violence repeatedly over the last year following high-profile incidents in his state, including at his own home...
#8 The Great Reset in Motion: Vietnam’s Banking Overhaul as a Warning to the World - Tracy Beanz and Michelle Edwards for The HighWire, Oliver Massman, Rupert Lowe MP/visceralview, Asian Banking & Finance, MAGA, and El hombre que ríe (The Man Who Laughs) on X
While not reported here in the United States, the current actions being taken in Vietnam are unusually sweeping and are indeed among the most aggressive in recent memory. What exactly is happening? As the nation surrenders to the deep state’s Great Reset, Vietnam has erased and/or frozen 86 million unverified bank accounts. Specifically, following orders issued by Vietnam’s State Bank in late December 2024, bank accounts—both individual and corporate/legal representatives—whose holders have not provided biometric identification with valid, updated ID documents on file will be suspended. In other words, anyone wishing to operate on a daily basis in Vietnam must relinquish their biometric data in order to possess a working bank account...#9 Federal Reserve Is Poised to Cut Rates for the First Time This Year - Steve Kopack, NXUS, Amb Antonio Garza, AT_QX/Whale Insider, Coin Bureau, and $Profidamus on X
The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates for the first time this year Wednesday afternoon. The decision, which will be announced at 2 p.m. ET, comes as the central bank faces challenges on multiple fronts, from unprecedented attacks on its independence to an uneasy economy, with experts split on whether a cut is even appropriate right now.... For more than two decades, the pharmaceutical industry and its defenders in government have leaned heavily on a handful of studies to dismiss the link between vaccines and autism. At the center of that body of work stands recently-arrested federal fugitive Poul Thorsen, a Danish scientist whose research is still repeatedly cited in courtrooms, media reports, and even last week in a government hearing as evidence that vaccines are “safe.”But Thorsen’s story reveals a disturbing truth: one of the most prominent figures used to silence vaccine concerns is himself a disgraced fugitive accused of defrauding U.S. taxpayers and falsifying documents...
#10 - Poul Thorsen’s Arrest & The Fragile Foundation of Pharma’s Autism Narrative - Patrick Layton for The HighWire, Cary Kelly, Ginger Taylor, MS, James Lyone-Weiler, Health Freedom Lousiana, and MAHA Action on X
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