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Sarwagya Singh Kushwaya young chess prodigy gains chess rated at young age

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Three-year-old chess prodigy becomes youngest player to earn official rating

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Indian boy Sarwagya Singh Kushwaha practises for four to five hours each day and beat multiple adults to secure record-breaking status

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35-year-old realtor and mom of three in Utah, accused of poisoning her husband, is in court a year ahead of her murder trial. Kouri Richins was arrested back in 2023 after a lengthy investigation into her husband's death from an overdose of five times the lethal amount of illicit fentanyl. Kouri was accused of aggravated attempted murder two weeks before his death Valentine's Day, when she put fentanyl in his sandwich. Kouri was also caught up in a mortgage fraud case back in 2021, leaving her in almost financial ruin. The motivation behind the murder is that when he died, her real estate company owed 1.8 million dollars to lenders, and her husband was worth, and when he died, she got 5 million dollars.

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Utah mom accused of fatally poisoning husband with fentanyl expected back in court as trial nears

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A pretrial conference in the murder case is scheduled for Friday afternoon ahead of the February 2026 trial. She has pleaded not guilty.

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Luigi Mangione killed a big CEO in the healthcare industry. Luigi is in court for his 4th day of the evidence suppression hearing. After killing CEO Brian Thompson, he fled from authorities for 5 days. They caught him, and he has been detained for almost a year. The defense is saying the cops had no reason to search his backpack when they saw him at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania. The bag contained the motive to kill Brian Thompson, and the 3D printed gun that was the murder weapon. The hearing is supposed to continue well into next week.

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Luigi Mangione back in court for 4th day of evidence suppression hearing

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Luigi Mangione, accused of killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, returns to court Friday for a fourth day of an evidence suppression hearing in the case.

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As a Massachusetts father of three stands trial for his wife's alleged murder, a man who was having an affair with the woman took the stand on Thursday. Brian Walshe is accused of murdering and then dismembering his wife, 39-year-old Ana Walshe, around New Year's Day in 2023. He has pleaded not guilty and the body has not been found. During the trial's opening statements this week, defense attorneys said that Brian Walshe found his wife dead in bed on New Year's Day and then panicked and lied to police as they investigated her disappearance but maintained he did not kill her. Fastow said he was separated from his wife when he and Ana Walshe started an affair after she moved to D.C. for a job. Fastow said Ana Walshe was "despondent" about being away from her children so much, and that the children were in Massachusetts with their father because "his home confinement was predicated on him being the primary caregiver. Defense attorneys said that Walshe didn't know about the affair and that there was stress in their marriage due to the federal case but that he loved his wife.

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Brian Walshe murder trial: Man who had affair with Walshe’s wife testifies

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On day four of the murder trial in Dedham on Thursday, jurors heard testimony from a man Ana Walshe was having an affair before she went missing.

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Death of Texas college student Brianna Aguilera ruled suicide: Police

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The mysterious death of Brianna Aguilera, an A&M student, has been ruled a suicide after they found a suicide note on her phone and previous comments about self-harm. For some background, the investigation began at 12:46 a.m. Saturday, when officers responded to an Austin apartment complex and found Aguilera on the ground with trauma from an apparent fall from a high floor. Some cameras showed her arriving at the apartment complex shortly after 11 p.m. and going to the 17th floor. The video showed "a large group of friends left that same apartment at 12:30 a.m. on Nov. 29, leaving just Brianna and three other girls in the apartment," Austin Police Detective Robert Marshall said. Earlier on Friday, Aguilera was at a tailgate for the Texas A&M vs. University of Texas football game, and she "became intoxicated to a point where she was asked to leave," Marshall said.

Aguilera told her friends that she lost her phone, and she borrowed a phone to call her boyfriend. Witnesses heard her argue on the phone with her boyfriend, Marshall said. That phone call took place from 12:43 a.m. to 12:44 am, two minutes before a 911 call, he said.

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In a pub at the top of the south island of New Zealand a baby seal showed up and crawled into the pub. While guests tried to usher the small seal out with their coat the seal freaked out and ran to the bathroom. The seal then hid under a dishwasher that had its power cut immediately to make sure the seal didn't get hurt. Finally conservation rangers arrived at the scene and relocated the seal to a beach where dogs weren't allowed. The rangers stated that it wasn't unusual for seals to show up in random places and they had been tracking this seal for a while. The owner of the pub said the seal was welcomed back anytime.

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Baby fur seal wanders into a bar in New Zealand

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The surprise visitor waddled around the pub during what’s known as ‘silly season’ where seals pop up in unexpected places

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Just recently, the Texas police department released over 20 hours of 911 calls from the July 4th flash flood. The police chief said in a video interview, “Some callers did not survive. We ask that you keep them and their family members, loved ones, and friends in your thoughts and prayers.” At 2:52 am on July 4th, 435 calls were answered within six hours, and another 100 between 4 and 5 am. The police chief said he was very proud of his dispatch officers and their ability to handle the immense call load and how many people they were able to console within a short amount of time.

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Police release 911 calls from deadly Texas floods | CNN

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The 911 calls from the deadly catastrophic floods that swept across Texas Hill Country on July 4 have been released by the Kerrville, Texas, police department.

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The vaquita, a tiny porpoise found in the northern Gulf of California, is now the most endangered marine animal. In the past 30 years, there has been a 98% decline, and with the most recent population count in October, there are only 10 remaining. This decrease in population is due to illegal fishing; fishermen would try to get totoaba fish, which are the same size as vaquita, so they are very easily accidentally caught.

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Teens in Australia are faced with the banning of the world's most popular social media apps. This causes them to switch to other alternatives, such as Cleverstar. This creates concern however about the online safety of children, because the bans will only just keep pushing them deeper and darker cornerstones on the internet.

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Teens hoping to get around Australia’s social media ban are rushing to smaller apps. Where are they going?

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As Meta begins deleting accounts and the deadline looms, children have already begun to flock to platforms not included in the banned list, like Coverstar, Lemon8, Yope and Rednote

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Many years after a woman and her 2 year old daughter were killed their suspected killer appeared before a Florida judge on Thursday and is now facing murder charges. Andrew Dykes, 66, was charged with two accounts of murder with the 1977 death of Tanya Jackson. Jackson was only 26 when she was found in Lakeview in June of 1977. The body of her 2 year old daughter Tatiana was found 14 years later near Gilgo Beach. The girls remains were found in 2011 close to another woman's remains that were found so this led to the speculation the deaths were the work of the Gilgo Beach serial killer.

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Man arrested in Florida in killing of woman, toddler once associated with Long Island serial murders

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Years after the body of a woman was found on Long Island, her suspected killer appeared before a Florida judge on Thursday facing murder charges.

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A mom in Utah has been accused of poisoning her husband with a large dose of fentanyl. She has a scheduled court hearing on Friday ahead of her murder trial. Kouri Richins is a 35 year old woman with three children who had written a book about her grief for her husbands death. She was charged with murder in 2023 and also charged with attempted murder due to her lacing her husbands food. She faces many other charges unrelated to her husbands death, such as mortgage fraud.

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Utah mom accused of fatally poisoning husband with fentanyl expected back in court as trial nears

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A pretrial conference in the murder case is scheduled for Friday afternoon ahead of the February 2026 trial. She has pleaded not guilty.

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"A new NASA-led study shows that the increasing number of satellites in low-Earth orbit could ruin up to 96% of images from some orbiting telescopes and space observatories." This is a growing danger for earth and the people below. "Data shows the number of satellites in low-Earth orbit has increased from roughly 2,000 in 2019 to 15,000 in 2025." This is not good because they are dropping, and who knows where they will go next.

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Satellite boom is a ‘growing threat’ to space telescopes: NASA study

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A new NASA-led study found that the increasing number of satellites in low-Earth orbit could ruin up to 96% of images from some orbiting telescopes.

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Luigi Mangione returns to court today for the fourth day for the case of the murder of the Healthcare CEO. He was caught in a McDonalds and the police searched his bag to find a weapon. In trial, Mangione's attenory is fighting that the police didn't have a warrant to search the bag and they searched it without consent. According to the police, there was a 3D printed gun that they suspect they used to kill the CEO. The police argue that Mangione would be the one to kill the CEO because of his insurance records towards healthcare. The hearing will continue next week and until they reach a verdict.

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Luigi Mangione back in court for 4th day of evidence suppression hearing

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Luigi Mangione, accused of killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, returns to court Friday for a fourth day of an evidence suppression hearing in the case.

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Netflix has triumphed in the bidding war for Warner Bros. and HBO, announcing a deal that could combine two of the three biggest streamers with one of the largest traditional movie and television studios.

If the deal goes through, it will fundamentally reshape Hollywood at a precarious time for the entertainment business.

But first it will be subjected to intense regulatory review in the US and other countries.

Netflix announced the blockbuster deal with Warner Bros. Discovery on Friday morning. It has agreed to buy the legendary TV and movie studio and assets like the HBO Max streaming service for $72 billion, plus debt.

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Netflix announces deal to buy Warner Bros. and HBO | CNN Business

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Netflix has triumphed in the bidding war for Warner Bros. and HBO.

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Luigi Mangione is back in court for the fourth day of an evidence suppression case. He is charged with murdering the CEO of United Healthcare. The testimony is from 2 patrolmen and over a dozen officers who were at his arrest scene. They basically said that he had a weapon, but did not try to use it at the McDonalds where he eas arrested.

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Luigi Mangione back in court for 4th day of evidence suppression hearing

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Luigi Mangione, accused of killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, returns to court Friday for a fourth day of an evidence suppression hearing in the case.

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A Utah woman named Kouri Richards is scheduled to have a court hearing ahead of her murder trial next year. Kouri Richards poisoned her husband with fentanyl and was charged with aggravated murder in 2023. She is also charged with attempted aggravated murder for giving her husband a fentanyl laced sandwich two weeks prior to his death. Richards also faces over two dozen charges in a separate case of mortgage fraud in 2021.

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Utah mom accused of fatally poisoning husband with fentanyl expected back in court as trial nears

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A pretrial conference in the murder case is scheduled for Friday afternoon ahead of the February 2026 trial. She has pleaded not guilty.

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The FBI arrested Brian Cole 30 on Thursday on charges that he planted pipe bombs near the Republican and Democratic National Committee headquarters the night before the 2021 US Capitol riot. The FBI believes the man compiled bomb-making supplies for months before leaving the viable explosive devices outside of the political offices.

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Accused DC pipe bomber told FBI he believed the 2020 election was stolen, sources say | CNN Politics

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During interviews with the FBI, the suspect arrested in the pipe bomb probe told investigators that he believed the 2020 election was stolen, providing perhaps the first indication of a possible motive for the bombs placed near the DNC and RNC headquarters, people briefed on the matter said.

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The White House quietly released President Donald Trump’s new national security strategy late Thursday, a 33-page document that elevates his “America First” doctrine and sets out the administration’s realignment of US foreign policy, from shifting military resources in the Western Hemisphere to taking an unprecedentedly confrontational posture toward Europe. The document goes on to argue that “over the long term, it is more than plausible that within a few decades at the latest, certain NATO members will become majority non-European,” raising what it calls “an open question” about whether those countries would continue to view their alliance with the United States in the same way. The chief spokesperson for the European Commission, Paula Pinho, said at a press briefing Friday that European leaders had not yet had “the time to look into (the document)” and were not in a “position to comment.”

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The White House quietly released President Donald Trump's new national security strategy late Thursday, a 33-page document that elevates his "America First" doctrine and sets out the administration's realignment of US foreign policy, from shifting military resources in the Western Hemisphere to taking an unprecedentedly confrontational posture toward Europe.

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Former NBA Player Michael Jordan is gonna testify against the NASCAR antitrust. In the article it states "Michael Jordan is scheduled to testify Friday in a federal antitrust trial against NASCAR, two people close to the NBA Hall of Famer told NBC News. The suit, first filed in 2024, has played out in a Charlotte, North Carolina, courtroom since Monday as the Jordan-co-owned 23XI Racing team, along with Front Row Motorsports, seeks to prove its allegations that the stock car circuit is a monopoly that limits individual teams’ revenues and freedom — including requiring all teams to use the same model of car and parts from NASCAR-approved suppliers — by stifling competition." Saying he isn't happy about the antitrust that occurred.

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Michael Jordan is scheduled to testify on Friday in a federal antitrust trial against NASCAR, two people close to the NBA Hall of Famer told NBC News.

The suit, first filed in 2024, has played out in a Charlotte, North Carolina, courtroom since Monday as the Jordan-owned 23XI Racing team, along with Front Row Motorsports, seeks to prove its allegations that the stock-car circuit is a monopoly that limits individual teams' revenues and freedom - including requiring all teams to use the same model of car, and use parts from NASCAR-approved suppliers - by stifling competition.

NASCAR has repeatedly denied wrongdoing. In October, its commissioner said the organization was "trying our hardest" to settle the suit, whose discovery has since exposed NASCAR's finances and internal communications. NASCAR was founded in 1948 by Bill France Sr., and the company's ownership and top leadership remain in the family.

Though best-known for his basketball stardom, and once owning the NBA's Charlotte Hornets, the 62-year-old Jordan is also deeply involved in motorsports, and five years ago co-founded the team 23XI Racing along with a business partner, Curtis Polk, and longtime NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin.

Jordan is expected to testify on Friday, although court schedules can change.

Since 2016, NASCAR has operated on a charter system that guarantees 36 teams an entry into every race in its top series and a cut of revenue. Teams have sought to make charters permanent, and to increase the value that comes with owning one. In 2024, NASCAR offered charter-holding racing teams a model for sharing revenues, and while many teams signed the agreement, Jordan's team and Front Row Motorsports did not. They filed suit shortly thereafter.

"I didn't sign because I knew this was my death certificate for the future," Hamlin testified this week. "I have spent 20 years trying to make this sport grow as a driver and for the last five years as a team owner. 23XI is doing our part. You can't have someone treat you this unfairly and I knew it wasn't right. They were wrong and someone needed to be held accountable."

In its lawsuit, 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports called NASCAR "monopolistic bullies" and also took issue with NASCAR's ownership of the majority of the tracks used in the circuit, and the approvals that non-NASCAR-owned tracks must earn to host its races.

Jordan has said that he had elected to take on NASCAR "for the smaller teams, as well, it's not just for me."

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Michael Jordan set to testify in NASCAR antitrust trial, sources say

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Michael Jordan is scheduled to testify on Friday in a federal antitrust trial against NASCAR, two people close to the NBA Hall of Famer told NBC News

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The two men killed as they floated holding onto their capsized boat in a secondary strike against a suspected drug vessel in early September did not appear to have radio or other communications devices, the top military official overseeing the strike told lawmakers on Thursday, according to three sources with direct knowledge of his congressional briefings.

As far back as September, defense officials have been quietly pushing back on criticism that killing the two survivors amounted to a war crime by arguing, in part, that they were legitimate targets because they appeared to be radioing for help or backup — reinforcements that, if they had received it, could have theoretically allowed them to continue to traffic the drugs aboard their sinking ship.

Defense officials made that claim in at least one briefing in September for congressional staff, according to a source familiar with the session, and several media outlets cited officials repeating that justification in the last week.

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Exclusive: Survivors clinging to capsized boat didn’t radio for backup, admiral overseeing double-tap strike tells lawmakers | CNN Politics

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The two men killed as they floated holding onto their capsized boat in a secondary strike against a suspected drug vessel in early September did not appear to have radio or other communications devices, the top military official overseeing the strike told lawmakers on Thursday, according to two sources with direct knowledge of his congressional briefings.