Suspect Mangione hears first court hearing in CEO slaying
Luigi Mangione appeared in Manhattan court wearing a bulletproof vest and shackles as supporters cheered outside for the man accused of fatally shooting United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson on December 4. The hearing set June 26 with no trial date, as prosecutors weigh state and federal cases including possible death penalty consideration. Mangione faces murder and terrorism charges and also faces separate charges in Altoona, Pennsylvania.
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Judge cancels Adams trial as charges stay for now
A federal judge halted Mayor Eric Adams corruption trial and appoints counsel to evaluate the DOJ bid to drop charges against him. The order leaves the case unresolved until mid March with briefs due March 7 and possible arguments March 14. Adams faces charges over illegal campaign contributions and perks tied to a Turkish official.
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Three shot and killed outside Kentucky motor vehicle office
In Louisville a man and two women were shot and killed in the parking lot of a state Driver Licensing Office. Officers found the victims after noon. two wounded were transported to a hospital and died. Investigators reviewed surveillance video while police sought the shooter who left in a vehicle.
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Tarrio Arrest Near Capitol After Protest Incident
Former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio was arrested near the Capitol on a simple assault charge after allegedly striking a protester’s phone and arm as she walked nearby. Police noted the incident followed a news conference Tarrio had left without incident. The report also covers a federal appeals court ruling allowing a lawsuit by 17 states challenging Pregnant Workers Fairness Act rules to proceed. Additionally, a measles outbreak in rural West Texas reached 90 cases across seven counties, with 16 hospitalized, while nearby eastern New Mexico reports nine cases with no confirmed link to Texas.
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Netanyahu vows revenge after misidentified body released
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls the release of a body by Hamas a cruel ceasefire violation. Hamas says a remains mix up may occurred after an Israeli bombing. The six hostage release remains on track as four bodies were handed over previously. United States President Donald Trump weighs in on Gaza reconstruction plans.
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