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Charlie Kirk shooting suspect is in custody; family turned him in, Utah governor says
The shooting suspect engraved writings on bullets he used. Three unfired casings also had inscriptions, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said.
Charlie Kirk's widow vows husband's mission will continue
In her first public comments, Erika Kirk blamed "evildoers" and said she will continue the work of Turning Point USA.
For 'Miami Vice' fans, the fast cars, fast boats and designer suits are still worth celebrating
More than four decades after the show debuted, fans gather to honor what it meant to them. 
After Charlie Kirk's death, teachers and professors nationwide fired or disciplined over social media posts
At least a dozen faculty and staff have faced fallout over insensitive comments online.
FDA to present data it claims ties Covid shots to child deaths at CDC meeting
Two sources said the agency is misusing a database that allows anyone to submit adverse events they believe are linked to vaccines.
Harvard notified grants frozen by Trump administration will start to be restored
The school says the first steps to restoring grants have started, but it hasn't seen any funds yet. 
What we know about Charlie Kirk's assassination
The 31-year-old conservative activist was shot and killed during an event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday afternoon. A suspect was arrested on Friday.
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Texas A&M fires professor over gender-identity lesson in literature course
Professor Melissa McCoul "has appealed her termination and is exploring further legal action," her lawyer told NBC News.
Shaun White and Nina Dobrev call off their engagement, break up after 5 years
The Olympic snowboarder and former "Vampire Diaries" star made a mutual decision to part, a person close to the couple said.
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Charlie Kirk was spreading his conservative message in Asia days before he was killed
“The phenomenon of young people, especially men, turning conservative is occurring simultaneously across multiple continents,” Kirk reportedly said in South Korea.
