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  • Singer D4vd Named Suspect After Teen’s Body Found in Tesla as LAPD Probe Widens
    Singer D4vd Named Suspect After Teen’s Body Found in Tesla as LAPD Probe Widens
    Los Angeles police have identified David Burke-the 23-year-old singer known professionally as D4vd-as a suspect in the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose decomposed remains were discovered in the front trunk of a Tesla registered to the artist. The development has placed one of Gen Z's fastest-rising performers at the center of a widening criminal investigation, prompting a wave of public scrutiny as detectives examine how the teenager's body came to be inside the impounded vehicle.
  • Florida Man Charged After Briton Seeking ‘Violent Death’ Found Buried in Shallow Grave
    Florida Man Charged With Murder After Briton Found Buried in Shallow Grave
    Florida authorities have charged a 53-year-old Marion County man with first-degree murder after the body of a British woman who travelled to the state seeking a "violent death" was discovered in a shallow grave last month. The case has drawn international attention for its intersection of online vulnerability, mental health decline and what investigators describe as coercion rather than consensual behaviour.
  • City Says ‘Extreme’ Health Risks Justified Bleach Disposal as Tacos Tacolorado Operated Without Permits Across Counties
    City Says ‘Extreme’ Health Risks Justified Bleach Disposal as Tacos Tacolorado Operated Without Permits Across Counties
    Denver's public health authorities are defending a food inspector whose actions sparked national outrage after a viral video showed him pouring bleach into batches of prepared food at an unlicensed street vendor. The City of Denver said the measure was necessary to prevent the sale of food it deemed dangerously unsafe, following repeated violations that spanned multiple Colorado jurisdictions.
  • Federal Sweep Nets 81 Arrests in Charlotte as Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Sparks Local Outrage
    ICE Agents Raid Wrong Oklahoma Home, Seize Cash and Electronics from U.S. Citizens, Family Says They Were Left ‘Traumatized’
    Federal immigration authorities arrested 81 people in Charlotte, North Carolina, during a five-hour enforcement sweep that officials are calling one of the most aggressive crackdowns carried out under President Donald Trump this year. The operation, conducted Saturday, has ignited immediate backlash from state leaders, immigrant-rights advocates, and local officials who warn the tactics may deepen community fear and erode trust in law enforcement across the region.
  • Candace Owens Faces Backlash After Claiming FBI 'Made Up' Texts in Kirk Murder Case
    Charlie Kirk Shooter Still at Large; Investigators Uncover Rifle, Video Footage, Prints
    Commentator Candace Owens is facing widespread criticism after a contentious CNN interview in which she argued that Tyler Robinson, the Utah man charged with the killing of conservative activist Charles Curtis (legally known as Charlie Kirk), is being framed. The exchange, which aired during an interview with journalist Elle Reeve, quickly went viral as Owens acknowledged on air that she had misunderstood key evidence while alleging that federal investigators fabricated text messages central to the indictment.
  • Viral Claim Targeting Carrie Underwood Over Erika Kirk Goes Viral — and Is Proven Completely Fake
    Carrie Underwood and Husband Mike Fisher Share Rare Glimpse Of Son Isaiah At Walk Of Fame Ceremony
    A widely circulated social media post claiming that country singer Carrie Underwood accused Erika Kirk of "turning grief into profit" has been confirmed to be entirely fabricated, according to multiple fact-checking sources. The viral image, which first gained traction in early November across Facebook and X, purported to show Underwood condemning the widow of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk following his assassination in September. No such message was ever published by Underwood or anyone representing her.
  • UPS Plane Crash Death Toll Rises to 13 as Crew Identified, Black Boxes Recovered, NTSB Examines Prior Repairs
    UPS Cargo Plane Crashes in Louisville, Killing at Least 3 and Injuring 11 as Fire Engulfs Nearby Buildings
    The death toll from the UPS cargo plane crash at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport has risen to 13, city officials confirmed, as federal investigators continue to examine how the aircraft's left engine detached shortly after takeoff. Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said in a statement, "On my way to the Teamsters' vigil, I learned of a 13th person that died as a result of the UPS flight 2976 plane crash. My heart is with the families, friends and colleagues of all who were lost in this week's tragedy. We will get through this together."
  • Families Sue Tesla, Claim Faulty Model S Door System Trapped Victims in Blaze
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    Tesla is facing a wrongful death lawsuit in Wisconsin after the families of two victims alleged that a faulty door system in a Model S sedan prevented escape from a burning vehicle following a crash that killed five people. The complaint, filed in Dane County, accuses the automaker of knowingly designing doors that can fail in emergencies, effectively trapping occupants when seconds matter most.
  • Erika Kirk Faces Online Backlash After Emotional Embrace With J.D. Vance at Turning Point USA Event
    Turning Point USA Names Erika Kirk CEO After Charlie Kirk’s Assassination
    Erika Kirk, the widow of slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk, has drawn renewed scrutiny after a video of her emotional embrace with Vice President J.D. Vance at a Turning Point USA event went viral this week, triggering waves of commentary over her behavior and authenticity.
  • Brigitte Macron’s Grandchildren Face Bullying Over Online Gender Rumors: ‘Your Grandmother Is a Man’
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    A Paris court this week heard emotional testimony from Tiphaine Auzière, daughter of French First Lady Brigitte Macron, who said that persistent online rumors about her mother's gender have spilled beyond social media and into the classrooms attended by the family's grandchildren.
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