Mangione in court shouting as case pivots to New York
Luigi Mangione the 26 year old arrested for the Manhattan killing of Brian Thompson appeared at a Pennsylvania courthouse after a five day manhunt. He shouted about an insult to American intelligence and appeared haunted by alleged parasite health insurers. Prosecutors sought to deny bail citing danger while New York prosecutors move to extradite him. Mangione's social posts and a handwritten note describe a lone actor view of corporate greed and a flawed health system. He was captured after a McDonald’s tip in Altoona Pennsylvania.
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Malibu wildfire scorches near celebs and Pepperdine
Evacuation orders flowed to 20000 Southern California residents as wind driven flames burned in Malibu clustering around seaside mansions horse farms and Pepperdine University. Firefighters 1500 strong report 0 containment and seven structures destroyed or damaged while the fire grows beyond 2800 acres.
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Netanyahu vows to challenge absurd charges in trial
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu testified in Tel Aviv as the first sitting leader to face a criminal case, defending his actions as protecting Israel while denying fraud breach of trust and bribery allegations. He promised to poke holes in the absurd accusations amid the Gaza war and international scrutiny.
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Ex-defense chief in Korea tried suicide after arrest over martial law
Shin Yong Hae said former defense minister Kim attempted to kill himself while detained in Seoul over last week martial law case. Police reportedly raiding President Yoon Suk Yeol offices as opposition plans impeachment motion. Kim remains in stable condition.
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