Father of Georgia school shooter faces charges
The father of 14-year-old Colt Gray faces four counts of involuntary manslaughter, two counts of second degree murder, and eight counts of cruelty to children for allegedly allowing his son to possess a weapon. Colt Gray has been charged as an adult with murder after a shooting at Apalachee High School that killed two students and two teachers and wounded nine others. The investigation notes the teen denied threatening to shoot up a school in a 2023 Discord post, with conflicting evidence about its origin.
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Netanyahu challenges Biden Gaza deal hopes in Fox interview
Netanyahu tells Fox and Friends there is no deal in the making and calls claims of a near breakthrough inaccurate. U S officials say a revised cease fire plan is being worked on with Egypt and Qatar amid disputes after six hostages were found dead. Kirby said disagreements over implementing details remain, while Biden aides push for a possible late week agreement.
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Hunter Biden pleads guilty to federal tax charges in surprise move
Hunter Biden pleaded guilty Thursday to nine federal tax counts in Los Angeles after jury selection began in a case accusing him of failing to pay at least 1.4 million dollars in taxes. The plea avoids a trial, with sentencing set for December 16 before U.S. District Judge Mark Scarsi.
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Judge allows Trump election case to advance in DC
A federal judge in Washington allowed prosecutors to file court documents later this month for the Trump election case. Judge Tanya Chutkan rejected defense demands to delay, saying the process should not be rushed by the 2024 campaign. The ruling follows disputes over timing and the Supreme Court’s immunity ruling affecting the case tied to the Jan 6 Capitol riot.
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