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Over 1,000 samples were found in a Las Vegas home. Investigators sent the samples to a lab to determine what the substances are, but it is believed they are for biological testing. The authorities have not come out about what the man's punishment will be, nor the tests that are being run.

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1,000 samples sent for testing after possible biological lab found inside Las Vegas home: FBI

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The evidence has been transported to an FBI lab for testing, authorities said Monday.

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A massive snowstorm is headed to the southeast and expected to hit millions. The storm starts Friday night and is expected to hit eastern Tennessee, southern Virginia, northern South Carolina, northeastern Georgia and nearly all of North Carolina. This storm is expected to bring blizzard conditions. The most extreme conditions should hit on Saturday. Six to 12 inches of snow is expected in Appalachia. North Carolina and Virginia coast is expecting 7-12 inches. Raleigh is on alert for 5-7 inches. The governors of North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia have declared state of emergencies.

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A potential blizzard is headed to the Southeast this weekend, impacting the Carolinas, Georgia, Virginia and Tennessee.

The storm will begin Fridayevening with snow over Appalachia, along the Tennessee/North Carolina border and western Virginia.

On Saturday, the snow is forecast to spread east into eastern Georgia and much of South Carolina, North Carolina and southern Virginia.

The storm could bring powerful winds, which may lead to blizzard conditions. Visibility could be reduced to less than a quarter-mile.

While it is still too early to predict exact snow totals, it appears that much of northern South Carolina, nearly all of North Carolina and southern Virginia will get 3 to 8 inches of snow between Friday night and Sunday morning. Some areas could even near 1 foot of snow, especially along the North Carolina coast where the heavy snow may last longer.

Along with a full moon causing naturally higher tides, large waves produced by the storm may lead to destructive beach erosion and coastal flooding, with 2 to 4 feet water inundation possible from the South Carolina coast to the Outer Banks of North Carolina to the coasts of Virginia and Maryland.

The Northeast coast may escape this storm mostly unscathed.

Those along the Interstate 95 corridor from Washington, D.C. to New York City should see little to no snow accumulation, but they will see gusty winds up to 40 mph on Sunday morning.

A few inches of snow is possible on the coasts of Delaware, Maryland and New Jersey, as well as New York's Long Island and Massachusetts' Cape Cod.

But if the storm moves slightly west, 3 to 6 inches of snow and blizzard conditions could strike the I-95 corridor from Connecticut to Boston to Maine.

Meanwhile, the deep freeze is ongoing.

On Friday, the the wind chill -- what temperature it feels like -- is forecast to hit minus 13 degrees in Minneapolis. On Saturday, the wind chill is forecast to drop to 2 degrees in Atlanta and minus 1 in New York City.

That cold is also spreading south to Florida.Record lows are possible across the Sunshine State on Sunday, including 20 degrees in Tallahassee, 23 degrees in Jacksonville and 25 in Orlando.

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A potential blizzard is headed to the Southeast this weekend, impacting the Carolinas, Georgia, Virginia and Tennessee.

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Amanda was found brutally murdered inside her own home on August 26, 2011. She was in her work clothes on her kitchen floor, surrounded by a pool of blood from stab wounds to her chest and throat, according to authorities. Searching her apartment for clues, authorities said they found a broken window with an unknown palm print on it alongside a bloody footprint of a Nike Air Max shoe. They reported that it was a size seven and a half. Nearly a year and a half after Plasse's death, investigators said they had a breakthrough in her case while reviewing photos of the crime scene. They noticed a whiteboard in a photo of her bedroom with a message saying "Dennis waz here 8/11/11". Police checked Plasse's phone records, and it was found that they had called nine times, and five of the nine calls occurred before her death. Police went to Rosa-Roman's house to interview him, where he told them he used to sell Plasse marijuana. Shockingly, they said, he was wearing Nike Air Max shoes size seven and a half, the size matching the shoe prints found at the murder scene. Investigators also determined his DNA matched the sample collected from underneath Plasse's fingernails, and his palm print matched the one authorities found on the scene. Police charged him with first-degree murder. He tried to plead not guilty, but ultimately he was sentenced to life without parole.

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Amanda Plasse’s murder: Inside the brutal killing of a young woman and her mother’s fight for justice

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Amanda Plasse was found dead after she failed to show up for a shift at Friendly’s in 2011. She was found in her kitchen, in her work clothes, surrounded by blood.

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As the cold moves south, more and more deaths are being counted. The Southeast, from Texas to Tennessee, is being threatened by another Arctic blast. At least 85 people have died in multiple states. The fatalities are being caused by hypothermia, accidents involving cars, snow plows, and sleds, and some have also died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Over 95,000 customers are without power, causing extreme cold for them. The power may not be restored this weekend or longer. Some deaths, including three brothers who died after falling through ice into a pond, and two teenage girls who died after their sled, which was being pulled by a Jeep Wrangler, struck a curb and collided with a tree. In New York City, at least 10 people were found dead outdoors. The storm is projected to affect Tennessee, Georgia, Virginia, and the Carolinas. The states will continue to clear the roads and try to restore the power.

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At least 85 deaths reported as bitter cold grips South in wake of winter storm

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The death toll continues to rise as brutal cold grips parts of the South in the wake of a massive winter storm.

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There was a tour planned by queen, it had been canceled due to possible danger. Speaking to the Daily Mail, the 78-year-old said: “America is a dangerous place at the moment, so you have to take that into account. “It’s very sad because I feel like Queen grew up in America and we love it, but it’s not what it was. Everyone is thinking twice about going there at the moment.” Fears were compounded by the proposal by the US Department for Homeland Security and border officials to examine five years of social media activity by potential visitors to the US prior to being granted entry.

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Brian May says US is currently too dangerous for Queen to tour there

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Queen guitarist says ‘everyone is thinking twice about going there at the moment’ when asked about touring plans

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A former CNN anchor had been taken into custody after connections to a church protest in Minnesota. Don Lemon had stated that he was not protesting, but he was there as a journalist. The Department of Justice attempted to charge him, but the magistrates rejected it. He is protected by the First Amendment, but the senior DOJ is adamant that he will face charges because he did not have a right to be on the church's private property.

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Don Lemon taken into custody | CNN Politics

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Journalist Don Lemon was taken into custody on Thursday night, according to his attorney.

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a russian attack on ukraine power dooms people to freeze due to this the bombing stopped but zelenskyy thinks there is more at play

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Zelenskyy cautious on Russian bombing pause during extreme cold weather

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Ukraine president says he will wait to see if Putin complies with Trump request to halt strikes on energy infrastructure

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In Massachussettes, a loving and hardworking 20 year old woman named Amanda Plasse was found murdered in her home during August 26 2011. She was found on her kitchen floor, in her work clothes and laying in a pool of blood- sustaining multiple stab wounds. Her boyfriend was desperate to bring her back, he tried giving her CPR- but it blew right through her from all the holes brutally torn in her body. A piece of evidence they found was a bloody Nike footprint, and the blood droplets scattered around indicated it was a hard fight for her life that she unfortunately had lost. Later, it was revealed that the officers who had investigated the scene had taken personal pictures of her body, and the mother of the victim sued for 10million. They checked Amanda's calls, seeing a man had called her 9 times previously named Dennis Rosa-Roman- matching the name written on her whiteboard at the crime scene. He was sentenced to life without parole, but there is a chance he could be freed as early as 2028.

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Amanda Plasse’s murder: Inside the brutal killing of a young woman and her mother’s fight for justice

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Amanda Plasse was found dead after she failed to show up for a shift at Friendly’s in 2011. She was found in her kitchen, in her work clothes, surrounded by blood.

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President Trump sends a massive armada of ships to Iran to force a peace deal. The U.S. president is now making moves to bring the Iranian president to the table and work out a mutually beneficial deal. The president is searching for two things. 1. Iran to stop killing protesters and 2. Iran will stop its development of nuclear weapons. If these two things can be peacefully accomplished, then tensions in the Middle East may be drastically reduced.

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Donald Trump has warned Iran it must end its nuclear programme and stop killing protesters if the large US armada of warships deployed in the Middle East are not to be used.

The US president said protesters were being killed in their thousands, but that he had stopped Iran from carrying out executions.

Trump was speaking at the premiere of the documentary Melania as the Iranian foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, landed in Turkey to discuss whether there was a basis for a deal with the US. He is due to meet the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, but in his initial remarks Araghchi gave little sign of a breakthrough.

Trump told reporters he had been speaking to the Iranians and intended to do so more, but it was not clear whether he simply meant he was speaking to the Iranian government through intermediaries.

With his precise objectives in Iran sometimes unclear, Trump told reporters Iran had to do "two things" to avoid military action. "Number one, no nuclear. And number two, stop killing protesters," the US president said, adding that "they are killing them by the thousands".

He added: "We have a lot of very big, very powerful ships sailing to Iran right now, and it would be great if we didn't have to use them."

Earlier this week, Trump wrote on Truth Social: "Hopefully Iran will quickly 'Come to the Table' and negotiate a fair and equitable deal - NO NUCLEAR WEAPONS."

He warned that a "massive Armada is heading to Iran", and it was "ready, willing, and able to rapidly fulfil its mission, with speed and violence, if necessary". He said time was running out for Iran, but it appears the White House is hoping the buildup of military force will lead Iran to adopt a more flexible position.

From Iran's perspective, the US is piling ever more demands on Tehran that if all were implemented would spell the end of its sovereignty.

Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff has called for an end to Iran's nuclear enrichment programme, the transfer of its existing stock of highly enriched uranium out of the country, limits on Iran's missile programme and an end to support for proxy groups in countries such as Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen.

Araghchi said: "Iran has always welcomed a mutually beneficial, fair and equitable nuclear deal - on equal footing, and free from coercion, threats, and intimidation - which ensures Iran's rights to peaceful nuclear technology, and guarantees no nuclear weapons.

"Such weapons have no place in our security calculations and we have NEVER sought to acquire them," he added.

Araghchi held separate phone calls with his counterparts from Qatar, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Oman and Turkey. All the Arab states have insisted their air ground facilities cannot be used by the US to attack Iran.

In Turkey, Araghchi criticised Thursday's decision by the EU, likely to be followed by the UK, to proscribe the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps as a terrorist organisation.

He said: "The truth is that Europe is a declining continent and has lost its role on the international level and is losing it more and more every day, and it is surprising that they themselves are fuelling this process. This shows that Europe has neither a correct understanding of the international situation, nor a correct understanding of the conditions in our region, nor a correct understanding of its own interests. The decision they made was a major strategic mistake."

Araghchi did not spell out what reprisals were being considered, but the UK Foreign Office has always worried that such a move would lead Iran to break off diplomatic relations.

The Iranian supreme leader's representative in the IRGC said the European action would have serious consequences for the EU.

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Trump tells Iran: end nuclear ambitions and stop killing protesters or face US military

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President issues warning as warships deployed to Middle East but says 'it would be great if we didn't have to use them'

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A Minnesota man was arrested for impersonating an FBI agent and attempting to free Luigi Mangione from jail. Mark Anderson arrived at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, claiming he had had a court order for Mangione's release, and when he was asked for credentials, he showed a Minnesota driver's license. Prison officials searched his bag, and found a barbecue style fork, and a circular steel blade. Law enforcement has said that there is no clear connection between Anderson and Mangione.

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Man arrested on charges of impersonating an FBI agent in alleged attempt to free Luigi Mangione from jail | CNN

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A Minnesota man was arrested and charged with impersonating an FBI agent after he tried to enter a federal jail and release suspected murderer Luigi Mangione, according to law enforcement sources.

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Former CNN journalist arrested while protesting in Minnesota. He was a part of an Anti-ICE protest disrupting a church service, and he got arrested. At least 3 others were arrested in connection with the protest. He got arrested by federal agents while covering the Grammys a couple of weeks ago. This is a bad situation because he got arrested when he was using his First Amendment rights, and this is not a very good situation for the US.

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Former CNN journalist Don Lemon arrested in connection with Minnesota protest

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Journalist Don Lemon has been arrested in connection with an incident several weeks ago in which anti-ICE protesters disrupted a service at a Minnesota church.

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The Israeli military has told many people in a statement to Israeli journalists that approximately 70,000 Palestinians were killed during the war in Gaza. Palestine's health ministry says that they have seen tens of thousands come in looking for help and can't be served. In September, the former Chief of Staff. Gen Herzi Halevi said, There are 2.2 million people in Gaza. Theyre now down more than 10%, more than 200,000. There are close to 171k people injured in the war alon with the 70k that were killed during the war. This war is serious and one of the strongest.

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Israeli military reportedly acknowledges 70,000 killed in Gaza after previously casting doubt on health ministry’s count | CNN

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The Israeli military has acknowledged in a briefing to Israeli journalists that approximately 70,000 Palestinians were killed during the war in Gaza and that the figures from the health ministry in the enclave are largely accurate, local media reports.

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The winter storm passing through the U.S. has now hit a death toll of 85. Most of the deaths happen with a mixture of power outages, hypothermia, carbon monoxide poisoning, and vehicular accidents with cars, sleds, and snow plows. Just in New York, 10 dead bodies have been found outdoors. The blizzard is set to hit all the southeastern states.

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At least 85 deaths reported as bitter cold grips South in wake of winter storm

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The death toll continues to rise as brutal cold grips parts of the South in the wake of a massive winter storm.

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Down in the South from Texas to Tennessee emergency workers try to restore power. Among these states there are at least 85 confirmed deaths. These deaths have been because of hypothermia, and a suspected carbon monoxide poisoning. This is because of all of the car accidents. In Mississippi over 95,000 people don't have power going into the extremely cold weekend. While in Tennessee around 93,000 don't have power. While in Louisiana a 74 year old man died due to hypothermia, caused by a power outage. As the states work to get all of the power back, another potential blizzard is heading toward Virginia, Tennessee, Georgia, and the Carolina's.

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At least 85 deaths reported as bitter cold grips South in wake of winter storm

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The death toll continues to rise as brutal cold grips parts of the South in the wake of a massive winter storm.

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A potential blizzard is headed to the Southeast this weekend, impacting the Carolinas Georgia Virginia and Tennessee The storm will begin Friday evening with snow over Appalachia, along the Tennessee and North Carolina border and western Virginia. On Saturday, the snow is forecast to spread east into eastern Georgia and much of South Carolina, North Carolina and southern Virginia. The storm could bring powerful winds, which may lead to blizzard conditions. Visibility could be reduced to less than a quarter-mile.While it is still too early to predict exact snow totals, it appears that much of northern South Carolina Some areas could even near 1 foot of snow,

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A potential blizzard is headed to the Southeast this weekend, impacting the Carolinas, Georgia, Virginia and Tennessee.

The storm will begin Fridayevening with snow over Appalachia, along the Tennessee/North Carolina border and western Virginia.

On Saturday, the snow is forecast to spread east into eastern Georgia and much of South Carolina, North Carolina and southern Virginia.

The storm could bring powerful winds, which may lead to blizzard conditions. Visibility could be reduced to less than a quarter-mile.

While it is still too early to predict exact snow totals, it appears that much of northern South Carolina, nearly all of North Carolina and southern Virginia will get 3 to 8 inches of snow between Friday night and Sunday morning. Some areas could even near 1 foot of snow, especially along the North Carolina coast where the heavy snow may last longer.

Along with a full moon causing naturally higher tides, large waves produced by the storm may lead to destructive beach erosion and coastal flooding, with 2 to 4 feet water inundation possible from the South Carolina coast to the Outer Banks of North Carolina to the coasts of Virginia and Maryland.

The Northeast coast may escape this storm mostly unscathed.

Those along the Interstate 95 corridor from Washington, D.C. to New York City should see little to no snow accumulation, but they will see gusty winds up to 40 mph on Sunday morning.

A few inches of snow is possible on the coasts of Delaware, Maryland and New Jersey, as well as New York's Long Island and Massachusetts' Cape Cod.

But if the storm moves slightly west, 3 to 6 inches of snow and blizzard conditions could strike the I-95 corridor from Connecticut to Boston to Maine.

Meanwhile, the deep freeze is ongoing.

On Friday, the the wind chill -- what temperature it feels like -- is forecast to hit minus 13 degrees in Minneapolis. On Saturday, the wind chill is forecast to drop to 2 degrees in Atlanta and minus 1 in New York City.

That cold is also spreading south to Florida.Record lows are possible across the Sunshine State on Sunday, including 20 degrees in Tallahassee, 23 degrees in Jacksonville and 25 in Orlando.

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Potential blizzard headed to Southeast this weekend: Latest forecast

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The space opera to end them all once blasted everything in its path. But a muddled approach has led to indecision and paralysis These days Star Wars also seems mainly to be press releases and announcements, throwaway comments in interviews that gesture mournfully towards what once was and what might, one day, be again. Which brings us to Taika Waititi, the Oscar-winning director from New Zealand, who has been giving fresh updates on his episode in the long-running space saga. “I’m just trying to sort of go back and harness a little bit more of the fun from the original films,”

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This isn’t the film you are looking for: the Star Wars franchise is hamstrung by a massive identity crisis

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The space opera to end them all once blasted everything in its path. But a muddled approach has led to indecision and paralysis

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At least five people were killed in a Russian drone strike on a civilian train in northeastern Ukraine, Their president stated that this was an act of terrorism. When emergency workers came to the site of the attack, they said that there were many victims in between the burned wreckage. Nearly 300 people were traveling on the train, which is used by Ukrainians to visit soldiers on the front lines. Footage posted on social media showed passengers, including people with small children, evacuating the burning train and walking into the snow-covered woods by the side of the railroad with their bags in hand.

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Daria Tarasova-Markina, Victoria Butenko, Ivana Kottasová

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Russia strikes civilian train in Ukraine, killing five, in an attack Zelensky calls ‘terrorism’ | CNN

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At least five people were killed in a Russian drone strike on a civilian train in northeastern Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky said, describing the attack as an “act of terrorism.”

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The Nipah virus has been detected in India and has made many countries surrounding on high alert. The Nipah virus has a high fatality and was found in 1999. The virus spreads through pigs and people but the virus is mainly spread through bats. The virus will give you headaches, a cough, sore throat, difficulty breathing and vomiting. It can also cause brain inflammation and can progress into a coma within 24-48 hours. There are no treatments yet but experts say it's most likely not going to have a global impact.

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Everything to know about Nipah virus amid cases being detected in India

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Here’s what you need to know about Nipah virus, including signs and symptoms, how the virus is transmitted and what treatments are available.

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Current NBA rookie Cooper Flagg set and scored a historic point game, he set the record for the most points by a teenager in a game (49). In the article it states "Dallas rookie Cooper Flagg set the NBA record for points by a teenager with 49 on Thursday night in a 123-121 loss to Charlotte. In doing so, he broke the franchise rookie scoring record he shared with Mark Aguirre — whose jersey was retired at halftime.

“Mark Aguirre is special. Such a special night for him and the whole organization,” said Flagg, who turned 19 in December. “I just feel blessed. It’s a pretty cool thing.”

“You saw history,” Mavericks coach Jason Kidd said. “We saw history at halftime, and we got to see a young man play the game at a very high level. To have Mark in the building and break his record was pretty special.” Showing he has what it takes to be in the NBA.

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Cooper Flagg (49 points) sets scoring record by a teenager

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2025 No. 1 pick Cooper Flagg racks up career-high 49 points (20-29 FGs), while Duke teammate Kon Knueppel sets Hornets rookie record with 8 3PM.