Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, visited an expensive shooting range in Thailand before the murder. Described as deeply immersed in philosophical literature, Mangione allegedly carried out a targeted attack in New York, prompting protests and a nationwide manhunt. He pleaded not guilty to the charges.
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Guilfoyle left Fox in 2018 and joined America First Policies, a Trump super PAC to campaign for Republicans in the 2018 midterm elections. But at that time she was already dating Donald Trump Jr. And according to reports, she was fired from Fox over a sexual harassment accusation from a female assistant. Reports said Fox had been in the middle of a year-long investigation into the allegation when she left.
US Vice President JD Vance criticized European leaders at the Munich security conference, accusing them of failing to protect democracy and free speech in their own countries while ignoring citizens' concerns. He condemned the suppression of different viewpoints and the consequences of unchecked mass migration in Europe.
Joint US-Somalia air strikes targeted Al-Shabaab militants in Adan Yabaal and near Baidoa, resulting in dozens of casualties and the destruction of a weapons shipment. These operations respond to increased Al-Shabaab attacks, including a raid on Adan Yabaal and an assault on an army base. The strikes highlight ongoing efforts to counter the resurgence of the Al-Qaeda-linked group.
Speaking to reporters, he announced that US will deploy more advanced military assets for joint training, improve interoperability for "high-end operations," and focus on strengthening defense industrial cooperation.
Crystal Mangum, imprisoned for murder, confessed to fabricating the 2006 Duke lacrosse rape accusations that devastated the lives of three players. She admitted to lying for validation, expressing remorse and seeking forgiveness. The case led to the players' arrests, season cancellation, and coach's dismissal before charges were ultimately dropped.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene faces insider trading accusations after significant stock purchases in Dell, Amazon, and Lululemon during a market downturn caused by tariff concerns. Her investments rebounded following Donald Trump's tariff pause, raising questions about potential misuse of political knowledge. While Greene claims transparency and fiduciary management, calls for investigation persist amid concerns about congressional stock trading practices.
A Polish court sentenced a 51-year-old Ukrainian man, Serhyi S, to eight years in prison for planning acts of sabotage and arson on behalf of Russia. Arrested in January 2024, he was found guilty of preparing to set fire to structures, including a US-owned paint factory. He denied the charges but admitted to accepting orders for arson in exchange for money. Four others are charged, and more arrests have been made in connection with similar crimes linked to Russia's hybrid warfare against Poland.
Former Taipei mayor and Taiwan People's Party leader Ko Wen-je has been indicted on multiple charges including corruption and misuse of political donations. Prosecutors seek a prison term of 28 years for Ko, accused of accepting bribes and misusing funds. Ko's party claims the charges are politically motivated, and his reputation as a reformist is at risk.
Brazil's Supreme Court will weigh Tuesday whether to put far-right former president Jair Bolsonaro on trial for allegedly masterminding an attempted coup after losing elections in 2022. A decision is expected Tuesday or Wednesday, the court has said.