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USA Today

Firings Follow Kirk Comments

The assassination of Charlie Kirk sparked widespread backlash, with public figures, employees, and business owners fired or suspended over celebratory or critical social media posts about his death.

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Tuscaloosa News

Crimson Tide Rolls Badgers

Alabama dominated Wisconsin 38-14 behind Ty Simpson’s efficient passing, Ryan Williams’ big plays, and a relentless defense, bouncing back from Florida State loss before SEC play.

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NBC News

Trump Urges Sanctions on Russia

Trump pledges major Russia sanctions if NATO joins and halts Russian oil, urging 50–100% China tariffs to weaken Moscow. Zelenskyy presses allies to impose sanctions.

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CNN

Fetterman: Trump Not an Autocrat

Senator John Fetterman argued that comparing Trump to autocrats is unhelpful, citing Charlie Kirk and volatile political discourse while emphasizing the need to ease tensions.

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Psychology Today

Here’s What Really Causes Autism

Dr. Robert Klitzmanbhn refutes the myth that vaccines cause autism, highlighting genetic mutations, environmental factors, and the need for more research and acceptance of neurodiversity.

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New York Post

Revelations About Alleged Assassin

Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin Tyler Robinson lived with transgender roommate Lance Twiggs, who is cooperating with the FBI. Relatives confirmed the living arrangement; neighbors reported suspicious activity before the shooting.

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The Wall Street Journal

From Promising Student To Suspect

Tyler Robinson, a promising student turned murder suspect, is in custody for the fatal shooting of activist Charlie Kirk.

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USA Today

Stop Raking Leaves, Experts Say

Experts suggest leaving leaves on the ground to benefit the environment, with a full breakdown of when to leave the leaves and why.

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CNN

Kirk’s Social Media Gains Surge

Following his assassination, Charlie Kirk's social media accounts have seen a massive increase in followers, with millions joining in just three days.

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Study Finds

The Power of Profound Boredom

Modern digital life erodes stillness, making boredom shameful, but philosopher Martin Heidegger saw profound boredom as a gateway to reflection and authenticity.

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Mediaite

Poll Result a Stunner

Michael expressed surprise over a poll showing 92% of respondents believe the killing of Charlie Kirk marks the start of a darker chapter in U.S. history, urging the masses to go mingle.

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Deadline

AKA Charlie Sheen Director Dishes

In a revealing Netflix documentary, director Andrew Renzi captures Charlie Sheen's tumultuous life and sobriety journey, featuring candid interviews and unseen footage.

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The New York Times

Pharma Ads Mislead Americans

Dr. Marty Makary, FDA Commissioner, criticizes pharmaceutical ads for misleading consumers and distorting the physician-patient relationship, urging stricter regulation.

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The Washington Post

Suspect’s Father Did the Right Thing

Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin Tyler Robinson was turned in after his father intervened, prioritizing justice over family loyalty and highlighting calls to reduce political violence.

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ABC News

New Hobby Tips: Go Screen-Free

Rachel Martin discovered the joys of screen-free hobbies, like journaling, in her quest to reduce digital time, underscoring the benefits of analog activities for mental and physical well-being.

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CBS News

AI Errors Fuel Misinformation

AI tools like Grok, Perplexity, and Google spread false claims after Charlie Kirk’s death, misidentifying suspects, distorting images, and fueling conspiracy theories before corrections emerged.

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The Atlantic

Trump Has a Warning for Cox

After Charlie Kirk’s murder, Utah Governor Spencer Cox recounted Trump’s warning that leaders face grave danger, citing assassination statistics, while urging Americans to resist escalating political violence.

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NPR

Documents Defend Lisa Cook

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook described a condo as a “vacation home,” undermining Trump’s fraud allegations as he pushes to remove her, while courts temporarily block dismissal.

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Poynter

Gen Z Tuning Out Local News

A Medill survey reveals smartphones have surpassed TV as the top source for local news consumption, with Gen Z notably disengaging TV and print media.

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KTLA

Sitcom Set in Post-Fire Altadena

A new sitcom, led by Kenya Barris and starring Mike Epps, set in post-Eaton Fire Altadena is drawing controversy as locals question its premise amid ongoing recovery.

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