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Nov 10, 2026
Charlie Kirk assassination and trial developments
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Utah judge expected to set trial date for Tyler Robinson in Charlie Kirk killing.
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Dave Chappelle drew backlash after saying he felt better since Charlie Kirk was murdered.
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Accused Trump Dinner Gunman Faces Armed Terrorism Charge
Donald John Trump
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Cole Tomas Allen, accused of trying to assassinate President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner in April, faces a newly added charge of committing an act of terrorism while armed under D.C. law. The charge joins four existing counts; Allen has pleaded not guilty to the earlier charges, and his trial is scheduled for September 2027.
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Marcus Bell
Pleading not guilty is his right but the armed terrorism count fits the facts of the accusation.
First Flight II San Antonio Warship Completes Sea Trials
World
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HII has completed builder’s sea trials for USS Harrisburg, the first Flight II San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock, after testing its propulsion, steering, communications and combat systems. The ship, which includes more than 200 design changes such as the AN/SPY-6(V)2 radar, will undergo Navy acceptance trials ahead of an expected late-2026 delivery.
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Judge expected to set Charlie Kirk trial date
Charlie Kirk
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A Utah judge is expected to set a trial date for Tyler Robinson, who has pleaded not guilty to charges including aggravated murder in Charlie Kirk’s 2025 killing. Prosecutors favor a January 2028 start, while Robinson’s defense seeks 2029 and Kirk’s widow is urging a date in 2027.
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Two Kalamazoo Men Ordered to Trial in 2015 Assault Case
World
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Two Kalamazoo men have been ordered to stand trial on charges of first-degree criminal sexual conduct over an alleged 2015 assault of an 18-year-old woman. The case was revisited through a county initiative investigating previously untested sexual-assault evidence kits.
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US Forces Shoot Down Iranian Attack Drones Targeting Middle Eastern Country
Jillian Butler · 2 min · 14h
Amazon May Face Italy Trial Over Imports
Business
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Italian prosecutors have notified Amazon’s European unit and two senior managers that they could face trial over alleged customs and import VAT violations involving more than 1.5 million products, mostly from China, sold through its marketplace and logistics network. Prosecutors cite more than €3.52 million in allegedly unpaid VAT, with customs duties still under assessment; Amazon denies wrongdoing and says it will defend itself.
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Most Influential Women in World History
Yourlist
— Ranking
From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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Former Death-Row Inmate Glossip Pleads to Accessory Charge
World
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Richard Glossip pleaded guilty to accessory to murder after the fact in the 1997 killing of Oklahoma motel owner Barry Van Treese, and prosecutors dropped the murder charge, averting a third trial. The plea closes a case that kept Glossip on death row for decades before the U.S. Supreme Court overturned his conviction; sentencing is scheduled to begin Dec. 17.
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Derek Foss
Glossip's plea to accessory after so many years on death row feels like the right compromise to finally settle this case.
Supreme Court Weighs Labor Department Power to Fine Farms Without Trial
Politics
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The Supreme Court is weighing whether the Labor Department can fine a New Jersey farm through its own administrative process for alleged H-2A worker-protection violations, or whether the farm is entitled to a federal court and jury trial. The government says agency enforcement is needed to administer the visa program, while the farm argues the penalties concern private rights; the ruling could affect other federal agencies’ use of in-house tribunals.
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Lilly’s Foundayo eases sleep apnea in two trials
Business
— Nov 6, 2026
Eli Lilly says its obesity pill Foundayo reduced obstructive sleep apnea in two late-stage trials and plans to seek U.S. approval for the use by year-end, though results suggest it may be less effective than the company’s Zepbound injection. Other potential treatments are advancing, including Pfizer’s recruiting Phase 3 trial of a monthly injection and Incannex’s oral therapy, which showed promising results in an earlier-stage study.
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Smart Alerts Speed Volunteers, CPR Benefits Unproven
Health
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A German trial found that routing CPR-trained volunteers by predicted travel time rather than distance nearly doubled the rate of volunteers arriving before an ambulance, though it did not test survival. In a separate trial in Ohio and British Columbia, PulsePoint alerts did not increase bystander CPR or defibrillator use, underscoring that faster volunteer arrival does not necessarily translate into improved outcomes.
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White House Officials Clash Over Nvidia Ties to Suspected Spy
A reported clash between Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick erupted inside the White House Situation Room as officials debated the handling of a… — by Andrew Powell
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Netflix Sets Nov. 13 Release for Russell Brand Documentary
Russell Brand
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Netflix’s documentary “Russell Brand: Open Secret,” directed by Olivia Isaacs and produced by 72 Films, traces Brand’s rise and fall, the reporting that brought allegations against him to light, and his criminal trial. Brand was convicted of rape and three counts of sexual assault and sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison; the film is set to stream November 13.
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Elena Vasquez
Ten years in prison seems appropriate given the rape and assault convictions.
Hedgepeth Murder Convict Seeks New Trial
World
— Nov 3, 2026
Miguel Salguero Olivares, convicted of murdering and raping UNC student Faith Hedgepeth in 2012, is seeking a new trial, arguing prosecutors withheld favorable evidence and that other trial rulings and testimony denied him a fair defense. His lawyers also challenge an expert’s testimony, prosecutors’ statements about a potential witness, and the exclusion of evidence bearing on Hedgepeth’s time of death.
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Madonna vs Lady Gaga
Yourlist
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The Queen of Pop versus the artist who studied at her throne.
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US and California award millions for psychedelic research on veteran PTSD
Donald John Trump
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The federal government will provide up to $4.9 million to prepare for clinical trials of ibogaine for veterans with PTSD, while officials say the funding does not cover patient treatment or human-subject research. California is offering up to $4 million for research into psychedelic treatments tailored to veterans, aiming to assess potential benefits and improve health outcomes.
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Tenax Securities Suit Sets December 28 Lead-Plaintiff Deadline
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Tenax Therapeutics faces a securities class action alleging it overstated the effectiveness and prospects of its lead drug, TNX-103. The allegations followed the drug’s Phase 3 trial failure and an 89.77% share-price decline; investors have until December 28, 2026, to seek lead-plaintiff status.
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Teva shares fall after ending Phase 2 MSA drug trial
Health
— Nov 2, 2026
Teva will discontinue Phase 2 TOPAS-MSA trial of emrusolmin after futility analysis found low chance of meeting efficacy goal; shares fell more than 3% premarket.
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Nicole Hardy
Too bad the trial didn't pan out, but good they caught it early without any safety red flags and the rest of the program stays on track.
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Out: Republican Dumbness. In: Democrat Dumbness. Always: Uniparty Dumbness
Seton Motley · 7 min · 14h
Closing arguments expected Friday in ex-officer’s manslaughter trial
World
— Nov 6, 2026
Closing arguments are expected in the trial of Cooper Ouellette, accused of fatally running over his 17-year-old girlfriend; prosecutors say he accelerated as she filmed from the truck, while the defense calls her death an accident. In a separate federal case, former Massachusetts officer Matthew Farwell is accused of killing pregnant Sandra Birchmore and staging her death as a suicide; he denies killing her and says their sexual relationship began when she was an adult.
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What hobby should you actually pick up?
Quizie
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Not another 'try journaling.' Twelve questions and the AI prescribes the specific hobby your brain has been asking for.
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Alzheimer’s Trials Seek Recruits Across US, UK
Health
— Nov 2, 2026
Alzheimer’s research is expanding through the UK’s AD-SMART trial, which is testing multiple medicines and aims to recruit 1,200 people, and a California SPRING trial investigating a treatment targeting enzymes linked to gum-disease bacteria. Meanwhile, community efforts are offering caregiver and respite support in Florida’s Big Bend and raising funds for care and research through Sarasota’s Nov. 14 Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
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Albuquerque Mother Charged After 10-Year-Old Fatally Shoots Teen
World
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A 10-year-old boy fatally shot his 16-year-old neighbor during a Halloween dispute over loud music in Albuquerque. His mother, Elaina Gomez-Villeda, faces murder and other charges and was ordered held pending trial; her attorney argues she did not tell her son to shoot.
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Blood Tests for Multiple Cancers Advance in Nebraska and England
Health
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Blood-based cancer tests are expanding, from Galleri’s new availability in Nebraska to UK trials and rollout plans for other tests, but their purposes and evidence vary. Experts caution that Galleri has not been shown to reduce cancer deaths and can miss many cases, so these tests should not replace established screening or follow-up care.
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Zura Bio Ends Skin Disease Drug Program After Phase II Failure
Health
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Zura Bio will stop developing tibulizumab for hidradenitis suppurativa after its Phase 2 trial failed to meet primary or key secondary endpoints; lesion reductions on either dose were only modestly greater than placebo. The company will continue studying the drug in systemic sclerosis and polymyalgia rheumatica, while its shares plunged about 76% after the results.
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White House Officials Clash as Nvidia Affair Raises National Security Questions
A reported clash between Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick erupted inside the White House Situation Room as officials debated the handling of a company allegedly connected to a suspected Chinese spy. According to Fox News , the confrontation followed reports that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had an affair with Alice Huang, an executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed I
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Roche to Present Evidence on Blood Tests for Alzheimer’s Amyloid
Health
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Roche and Genentech will present Alzheimer’s drug and blood-diagnostic research at CTAD 2026, including a new Phase II trial of an investigational drug targeting neuroinflammation. Other reports highlight research on blood biomarkers and the potential of FDA-cleared blood testing to help diagnose Alzheimer’s less invasively, while emphasizing that tests must be interpreted alongside other assessments.
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Jared Kim
Blood tests sound promising for catching Alzheimer's earlier without invasive procedures, but they still need careful interpretation with other data.
Lawyer for Tupac Murder Convict Duane Davis Dies
Tupac Shakur
— Nov 6, 2026
Michael Sanft, the Las Vegas attorney who represented Duane “Keffe D” Davis in his trial for Tupac Shakur’s 1996 murder, has died. His cause of death has not been disclosed; Davis was convicted and sentenced to 40 years to life in prison.
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Judge Denies Lindsay Clancy Motion to Dismiss Murder Charges
Politics
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A Massachusetts judge denied Lindsay Clancy’s bid to dismiss the murder charges, ruling that retrying her after the jury deadlocked would not violate double-jeopardy protections. The judge also rejected requests to question or investigate the holdout juror; prosecutors may now seek a new trial.
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BioVersys Begins BV100 Phase 2b Trial
Health
— Oct 29, 2026
BioVersys has begun enrolling patients in the Phase 2b RIV-CARE trial to evaluate BV100-based antibiotic combinations against best available therapy for serious infections caused by drug-resistant Acinetobacter. The study aims to generate evidence in regions with high resistance and complements the company’s ongoing Phase 3 trial.
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Cities Patch Potholes, Plan Road-Detection Trial
Environment
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Communities are pursuing pothole fixes through direct repairs and resurfacing: crews are working on a major road in Pretoria North, Lubbock has patched long-troubled Regis Street, and Alachua County resurfaced nearly 8,000 feet of roadway in its latest update. Parramatta plans to test camera technology on a street sweeper to detect road defects sooner and help target maintenance work.
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Feds Launch Investigation Into State’s Largest Teachers Union
Libby Bandelin · 3 min · 15h
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