Wisconsin school shooter used one of two handguns
Madison police say the 15 year old shooter at Abundant Life Christian School had two handguns but used one in the attack that killed a 14 year old student Rubi Patr ia Veragara and a teacher, wounding six others. Police, with FBI help, seek motive while noting privacy laws limit names of injured.
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Judge warns pardoning Rhodes would be frightening
U S District Judge Amit Mehta said it would be frightening if Stewart Rhodes, founder of the Oath Keepers, were pardoned for seditious conspiracy tied to the Jan 6 2021 Capitol attack. Mehta spoke while sentencing ex-member William Todd Wilson in Washington D C.
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Pentagon says China expands nuclear force and strains ties
A Pentagon report says China is expanding its nuclear arsenal and increasing pressure on Taiwan while deepening ties with Russia. It notes corruption within the Central Military Commission slows some programs but overall Beijing pursues a more diverse, technologically advanced force.
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Supreme Court to hear TikTok constitutional challenge
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on January 10 over a federal law that could ban TikTok in the United States if its Chinese parent ByteDance does not sell it. The case centers on First Amendment issues and the January 19 deadline, with arguments from content creators and TikTok users also included.
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Court weighs moves to cut funding to Planned Parenthood
The Supreme Court will hear South Carolina’s appeal over Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood, a case linked to post Roe abortion politics. The state seeks to block funds used for family planning, while Planned Parenthood argues patients may sue to choose their providers under federal law.
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