Fingerprints tie breakout killing to CEO suspect
Police say shells from the gun and prints on a water bottle and snack wrap link Luigi Mangione, 26, to the killing of Brian Thompson, head of UnitedHealth Group, as investigators scrutinize his back injury and writings. Mangione remains jailed in Pennsylvania awaiting extradition to New York.
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FBI Director Wray to resign before Trump term ends
FBI Director Christopher Wray told staff he will step down at end of Biden term in January. The move follows Trump nominating Kash Patel and signals a shift as Patel would take over the agency. Wray praised the FBI mission and declined entanglement in politics while facing probes linked to Trump and Biden.
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U.S. cautions over Russia readying new missile for Ukraine
The Pentagon says Russia could launch its intermediate range Oreshnik weapon against Ukraine in coming days. Sabrina Singh notes the missile is not a battlefield game changer but Russia seeks to intimidate. U.S. intelligence suggests preparations for another launch and Washington will bolster Ukraine with air defense as negotiations loom this winter.
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House Def Defense Bill Advances With Pay Raises and Ban
The House passed an 895 billion defense bill by 281 to 140, authorizing a 1 percent defense spending rise and boosting junior enlisted pay by 14.5 percent and others by 4.5 percent, while adding a ban on transgender medical treatments for children of service members. The measure expands child care and housing resources but faces Senate scrutiny over funding and policy provisions.
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Gaza strikes kill at least 33 people
Overnight Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip killed at least 33 people including children as displacement shelters were hit in the north. The conflict persists amid shifts in attention to regional developments and a ceasefire with Hezbollah.
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