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    Fox News Politics Newsletter: Mamdani Laughs Off Question About Communist Label
    Welcome to the Fox News Politics newsletter, with the latest updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill and more Fox News politics content. Here's what's happening- Trump directs AG Bondi to work on unsealing grand jury transcripts in Epstein case: We are ready- Congress sends $9B spending cuts package to Trump's desk after late-night House vote- NYC Democratic socialist Mamdani meets top Democrat with endorsement decision on the lineEXCLUSIVE: ASTORIA, N.Y. - New York City's Democratic mayoral nominee, Zohran Mamdani, refused to respond to questions from Fox News Digital about critics calling him a communist and whether he plans to walk back any of his far-left statements.Outside his Queens apartment on Friday morning, Mamdani laughed off the questions and did not answer, despite mounting scrutiny as the mayor's race between himself, Mayor Eric Adams, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Sliwa heat up."Do you have any response to those who label you a communist?" Fox News Digital asked Mamdani. "Do you plan on walking back any statements when you meet with [House] leader Jeffries like seizing the means of production?"Mamdani repeatedly laughed, but did not answer the questions READ MORE.BEHIND THE CURTAIN: Who is Annie Tomasini? The longtime Biden loyalist subpoenaed to testify about his alleged mental declineOPENED RECORDS: EXCLUSIVE: DOJ emails show Biden White House communicated over Garland memoHIDDEN TESTIMONY: Legal pathway clearly exists for Trump's request to make Epstein grand jury testimony publicEVEN PLAYING FIELD: Trump Interior Department moves to dismantle 'regulatory favoritism' for wind, solar projectsWOKE WASTE SLASHED: FIRST ON FOX: DHS cancels $18.5 million in Biden-era grants designated to fund LGBTQ and DEI programs'ANY AND ALL': Trump directs AG Bondi to work on unsealing grand jury transcripts in Epstein case: We are ready'WATCHING CLOSELY': Trump calls for immediate end to unjust trial of former Brazilian President Jair BolsonaroPLAYING MEDIATOR: State Department said US 'unequivocally condemns' Israeli airstrike in Syria, calls for 'dialogue'KREMLIN RAGES: Russia says NATO threatens WWIII in latest deterrence plan that could take down Kaliningrad faster than everMOVEMENT LIMITED: Police search former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's home, political headquartersDANGER ZONE: Regional powers clash after Israel targets Syrian territory in defense of vulnerable Druze civiliansPLEADING FOR HELP: Pro-Israel GOP congressman says military strikes on Syria are 'suicidal' and 'mocking' TrumpSILENT TRUTH: Third ex-Biden WH aide pleads Fifth in House GOP cover-up probeVIRAL VITRIOL: Stefanik uses viral CEO cheating photo to slam Mamdani, HochulCIRCLE OF TRUST: Longtime Joe Biden aide to appear under subpoena after Jill's 'work husband' pleads FifthSOCIALIST TAKEOVER: SCOOP: House Republican campaign arm anchors Mamdani to potentially vulnerable DemocratsSIGNATURE SCANDAL: Republican introduces measure to ban autopen use when presidents sign certain itemsDEFICIT DEAL: Congress sends $9B spending cuts package to Trump's desk after late-night House voteBUDGET BATTLE BLUES: Trump's modest spending cuts package survives narrow Senate vote as some Republicans break ranksFARM AID: GOP senator reveals the 'dirty' secret to Trump's Make America Healthy Again movement'SIGNIFICANT STEP': PETA applauds GOP lawmakers' demand to halt NIH funding for 'cruel' overseas animal testingFOLLOW THE MONEY: House Republicans allege Biden-Harris admin funded anti-Netanyahu protests before Oct. 7NEW FACES SURGE: Mamdani-mentum: Who are the other socialist candidates soaring among DemocratsNO COMMENT: Mamdani silent on 'communist' label, refuses to say if he will walk back radical positionsRETURN TO THE ROCK: EXCLUSIVE: Trump administration eyes Alcatraz reopening to house nations worst of the worstSLOGAN SHIFT: Mamdani walks back globalize the intifada stance during NYC business meetingRELIGIOUS LIBERTY WAR: Catholic bishops call mandatory reporting law 'brazen act of religious discrimination''CONDEMN THIS': Unearthed social media posts expose radical views of anti-ICE suspect captured by FBIRADICAL RISING: NYC Democratic socialist Mamdani to meet top Democrat with endorsement decision on the lineTRY, TRY AGAIN: Republican who lost to Tim Walz in 2022 announces another Minnesota gubernatorial bidGet the latest updates on the Trump administration and Congress, exclusive interviews and more on FoxNews.com.
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    Police say noose found at construction site of NFL team's new stadium: report
    Nashville Police said a noose was found at the construction site of the Tennessee Titans' new stadium, according to ESPN.The stadium is scheduled to open for the 2027 season, but work has reportedly been halted for an investigation."This week, a racist and hateful symbol was discovered on our site. There is no place for hate or racism in our workplace," the Tennessee Builders Alliance, which is leading the construction, said in a statement. "We reported the incident to law enforcement, suspended work and launched an investigation."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Obviously, this is an environment where we want to try as hard as we can to prevent scenarios that might be fear- or hate-based," Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell said in a statement. "We've taken some steps, both with local policies, state policy and partnership with them to try, again, to keep temperatures low and prevent hate incidents like this."It is very concerning. There is an open investigation. I know the Titans are cooperating with Metro Nashville Police, and we'll see what that investigation turns up."SPORTS WORLD REACTS TO VIRAL APPARENT AFFAIR BETWEEN CEO AND COLLEAGUE AT COLDPLAY CONCERTThe stadium will seat 60,000 people and will cost an estimated $2 billion. More than half of that amount is public funding, the largest stadium subsidy in U.S. history.The Tennessee Builders Alliance also said a reward has been made available for "information leading to the identification of the individual responsible," and all workers will be required to take anti-bias training.The stadium will have a roof, unlike the current Nissan Stadium. Ground was broken for the stadium in February 2024, and the Tennessee State Tigers will also play there. "New Nissan Stadium" will also host the Music City Bowl annually.The venue is being built next to the current stadium, which will be demolished.The Titans, NFL and police did not immediately respond to emails from Fox News Digital.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
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    Prominent liberals and media figures declare cuts to PBS, NPR a perilous moment
    Liberal commentators, lawmakers and journalists working for PBS and NPR blasted this week's congressional vote that stripped federal funding from their outlets.Following the Senate, the House of Representatives voted 216 to 213 to pass President Donald Trumps $9 billion rescissions package late Thursday night. When signed by Trump, it will block $8 billion in funding to the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and $1 billion to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting which funds PBS and NPR for the remainder of the fiscal year.PBS NewsHour co-anchor Geoff Bennett reacted to the vote on X, stating, "This is a perilous moment for public media but the resolve is stronger than ever. If you value independent journalism, educational programming, and trusted local coverage, please support your local PBS or NPR station."RURAL NPR STATIONS DISAPPOINTED, DETERMINED TO SURVIVE AFTER RESCISSION PACKAGE ELIMINATES FEDERAL FUNDINGOther liberals weighed in on the bills passage. Former U.S. Secretary of Labor Robert Reich posted a reaction to the vote on X."The Senate just passed Trump's request to cut $1.1 billion in federal funding for public broadcasting. Why is Trump so hell-bent on gutting funds for PBS and NPR? Its part of a larger plan one where he can control not just what we do, but what we think," he wrote.Additionally, Reichs post featured a video of him explaining to Sesame Street character Elmo how Trump is cutting funds to PBS in order to control information throughout the country."And Trump, like past authoritarians, wants to control not just what we do, but also how we think," he said in the video.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURELiberal commentator Molly Jong-Fast declared, "This is so bad."LATE-NIGHT LINEUPS FOR FIRST HALF OF 2025 FEATURE OVERWHELMINGLY LEFT-LEANING GUESTS, STUDY SHOWSSen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., called it the "meanest" vote in Senate history, while fellow Democratic lawmaker Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., reacted to the vote on X, stating, "The Trump administration and Republicans in Congress have weaponized the rescissions tool to defund their perceived political enemies public radio, Sesame Street, and starving children overseas. This vote was a test case for the months ahead."NPR critic-at-large Eric Deggans posted, "Tough news. But we'll still keep on doing the work, fairly and accurately."Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., posted, "House Republicans just passed Trumps rescissions package billions of dollars in cuts to public broadcasting that serves rural America and global aid that saves lives. I voted HELL NO."Jayapal also shared her full statement on the vote, which declared, "Simply put, Republicans are stealing from the American people. And yet once again, Republicans are pathetically lining up behind Trump to do whatever he says rather than acting in the best interests of the people they represent."
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    Sen. Slotkin says Harris fatal flaw was lack of focus, prioritizing 'everything' and therefore 'nothing'
    As Democrats reel from their November loss to President Donald Trump, Michigan Sen. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., called out former Vice President Kamala Harris for failing to win over the electorate.New York Times political reporter Katie Glueck spoke to Slotkin in an interview this week headlined, "Elissa Slotkin Wants Democrats to Reclaim Their Alpha Energy.""In your recent economic speech, you argued that some Democrats conflate large multinational corporations with small businesses, making it seem to many Americans as if Democrats are anti-business or are vilifying success," Glueck noted, before asking, "But the Harris campaignexplicitly emphasized support for small businesses. Why did that effort fail?""Kamala Harris had a very short time to formulate her campaign. But I dont think I can say with a straight face that the Michigan public felt her main agenda was support for small businesses," Slotkin replied.TIM WALZ SAYS HARRIS CAMPAIGN MEDIA STRATEGY FELL WAY SHORT"Democrats were saying we were for everything, that everything was a priority, everything was important," the senator added. "And so the American public couldnt understand what we really prioritized and cared about. Donald Trump, whether you believe him or not, prioritized the talking point of cost of living and the economy."She concluded, "Democrats have policy plans on their websites about good things that they support. I still think we have good ideas. But when you prioritize everything, you actually prioritize nothing."This is not the first time Slotkin has called out leadership of the Democratic Party after the election. At the same time however, she herself has been put in the spotlight for vague policy rhetoric.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREShe made headlines in April for a speech where she called out her own party as "weak and woke" and urged them to "f---ing retake the flag" as she prepares a "war plan" to defeat Trump and the Republican agenda.However, some have challenged such reformers to specify what progressive cultural policies they will leave behind in order to win back moderates.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPFox News Digital reached out to Harris' office and received no immediate reply.
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    Broadcasters freak out as bat flies into booth at The Open Championship
    While the players at The Open Championship battled in the rain during the second round of the major Friday, the announcers were battling a bat.A bat entered the NBC broadcast tower, and Dan Hicks and Kevin Kisner, the announcers in the booth, had very different, yet hilarious, reactions.As the bat entered the booth, both announcers took cover.But their reactions to the invading bat could not have been more different. Hicks started waving his hands wildly as if trying to scare the bat away.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMHicks also laughed at the hysteria while waving his hands as the bat entered the tower.Kisner, on the other hand, slowly sunk into this chair and was nearly out of view of the camera. As he slid down in his seat, he pulled his sports coat off the back of the chair and pulled it over his head to protect himself from the bat.Mike Tirico, who narrated the replay that showed the chaos, ribbed Kisner for his reaction.GOLFER JON RAHM UNLEASHES ON FAN AT THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP, CLAIMS WHISTLING CREATED DISTRACTION DURING DRIVE"Kevin Kisner, this is a man who is a proud hunter. Hes under his jacket. He is spooked by this bat," Tirico exclaimed.While Hicks and Kisner may have been bothered by the bat temporarily, they were at least under cover from the rain. Throughout the morning and afternoon, the weather has fluctuated from beautiful at times to downpours.At the time of this writing, Matt Fitzpatrick was leading the major championship at 9-under par.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
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    USDA fires foreign workers from adversarial countries, including China, in national security protection move
    The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said Friday it had fired dozens of foreign contract workers from China, Russia, North Korea and Iran.The cuts of about 70 workers followed a national security review for U.S. food safety.A USDA spokesperson said the contract workers came from "countries of concern" and will "no longer be able to work on USDA projects."The workers had been with the Agricultural Research Service (ARS), the research arm of the USDA, Thomas Henderson, who represents the union for some of the research workers, told Reuters.TRUMP ADMINISTRATION MOVES DECISIVELY TO BLOCK CHINA FROM 'WEAPONIZING' AMERICAN FARMLANDARS does research on areas of importance to American farmers, such as pests, food safety and climate change. Most of the contract workers were vetted Chinese post-doctoral researchers, with some even arriving to work this week to find out their badges no longer worked.Earlier this month, USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins announced in a new plan to keep U.S. farmland safe that contracts with any workers from China, North Korea, Iran and Russia should be canceled, and nationals from those countries wouldnt be allowed to buy farmland in the U.S.All ARS project publications are also expected to be reanalyzed and those co-authored with researchers from the four countries will be denied, Ethan Roberts, an ARS employee who is also the president of the American Federation of Government Employees Local 3247 union, told Reuters.BROOKE ROLLINS: FARM SECURITY IS NATIONAL SECURITYThe workers wont be able to be replaced until the Oct. 15 federal hiring freeze is lifted.That will force some research projects to be halted, Henderson said, citing a project to develop a vaccine for a deadly toxin that occurs in undercooked beef."We don't have the talent now to progress on these research projects. It's setting us back by years, if not decades," he told Reuters.The agency is down about 1,200 workers through downsizing efforts this year.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPFox News Digital has reached out to the USDA for comment.Reuters contributed to this report.
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    Candace Cameron Bure glows in white bikini during relaxing beach day
    Candace Cameron Bure has everything she needs for the perfect beach day.The 49-year-old "Full House" star posted a series of photos from her day at the beach, including one of her lying on a lounge chair in the sand dressed in a white bikini, as she smiles at the camera, posing with a glass of Diet Coke in her hands."Every trip to the beach must have... 1. A cool drink, and sometimes a diet coke just hits right 2. A good book... love the new look of my devotional! 3. Good company 4. Good snacks... salty + sweet!She styled the look with a sunhat and two bracelets made of wooden beads. The other photos show some of the sweet and salty food she snacked on, including fruit and a bowl of chips, as well as a photo of her book "100 Days of Joy and Strength."CANDACE CAMERON BURE SHARES THE UNEXPECTED WAY GOD SHOWS UP IN HER 'SCARIEST MOMENTS'Fans in the comments section couldn't help but comment on Bure's relaxing day at the beach, writing "So nice always seeing you smile and happy! ," and "Absolutely love this so much:) ."A second fan chimed in with, "You are beautiful inside and out!! Keep being you," and another added "Enjoy that beautiful beach, Diet Coke, company, and food! Looks wonderful! ."APP USERS CLICK HERE FOR POSTThis is far from the first time the actress has shared bikini photos of herself on Instagram. Earlier this summer, Bure posted a series of photos from her tropical vacation with her husband, Valeri.The post featured photos of her hitting the gym, enjoying a boat ride and a bike ride with her husband and one of her lounging on a beach chair in a red bikini. She captioned the post, "Vacation mode: ON" and had the Beach Boys song, "Good Vibrations" playing in the background.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSWhen speaking with Fox News Digital in May, Bure explained that she plans to be in the "best shape of my life" by the time she turns 50 next year. Her goal is to "approach life and aging as someone with grace, but also enthusiasm.""And leaning into all the things that I can do as I get older and preparing my body so that I can continue to do those things as I older," the actress told Fox News Digital. "Not so much from a vanity point of view, but like, you know, I wanna be able to open the peanut butter jar when I'm 80, and I need grip strength for that. But all that comes from using your muscles and lifting weights and just basic skills."WATCH: CANDACE CAMERON BURE WANTS TO GET IN HER BEST SHAPE AS SHE APPROACHES 50She also noted that her desire to remain fit has less to do with "trying to fit into a certain size" and more to do with being healthy for her family in the future.Bure and her husband have three children; Natasha, 26, Lev, 25, and Maxim, 23. She recently revealed on episode of "The Candace Cameron Bure Podcast," that her son Lev helped her and her husband through a rough patch in their marriage by putting together a "45-minute sermon on marriage to us."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"It was so in our face, but that was like the pivotal moment," she added. "It really changed for us after that talk, and there was a lot more to it. But you know it's a whole different scenario when your kids sit you down to have a talk and go, Are you being as mature as you can be and what God says?'"
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    Patel touts FBI's dozens of convictions in $250 million Minnesota COVID scam
    FIRST ON FOX: A $250 million fraud scheme that exploited a federally funded children's nutrition program during the COVID-19 pandemic has been described by FBI Director Kash Patel as "one of the worst" in Minnesota history.The FBI director told Fox News in a statement that 70 people in Minnesota have been indicted for their role in the sprawling "Feeding our Future" fraud scheme during the COVID-19 pandemic, which exploited a federal program designed to reimburse states for the cost of feeding children.Conspirators falsely claimed to have served millions of meals during the pandemic, but instead used the money for personal gain. Of the individuals indicted, 38 have pleaded guilty, FBI officials told Fox News Digital. More than a dozen of the individuals are awaiting criminal trial, with the next trial beginning in August."Stealing over $250 million from hungry kids during a pandemic to fund mansions and luxury cars is as shameless as it gets," FBI Director Kash Patel said in a statement. "Im proud of the FBI and our partners for dismantling this web of corruption, holding dozens accountable, and sending a clear message: if you exploit the most vulnerable, we will find you and bring you to justice."DEMOCRAT AGS SUE TRUMP FOR 'UNCONSCIONABLE' FREEZE ON $6.8B IN K-12 SPENDINGConspirators charged in the scheme are accused of fabricating invoices, submitting fake attendance records, and falsely distributing thousands of meals from hundreds of so-called food distribution "sites" across the state taking advantage of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's decision to waive, for the duration of the pandemic, many of its standard requirements for participation in the Federal Child Nutrition Program including relaxing its requirement for non-school based distributors to participate in the program.Charging documents show that roughly 300 "food sites" in the state served little or no food, with the so-called "food vendors" and organizations fabricated to launder money intended to reimburse the cost of feeding children.FBI officials told Fox News that the investigation and resulting trials and indictments continue to impact the state, and have already touched off legislative reform in Minnesota.They added that the investigation into the fraud remains ongoing, and that additional charges are expected, though they did not immediately share more details.FEDERAL JUDGE EXTENDS ARGUMENTS IN ABREGO GARCIA CASE, SLAMS ICE WITNESS WHO 'KNEW NOTHING'The next trial in the state is scheduled to begin on August 11."Stealing from the federal government equates to stealing from the American people there is no simpler truth," FBI's special agent in charge, Alvin Winston, told Fox News Digital in a statement."The egregious fraud unveiled in the Feeding our Future case epitomizes a profound betrayal of public trust. These individuals misappropriated hundreds of millions in federal funds intended to nourish vulnerable children during a time of crisis, redirecting those resources into luxury homes, high-end vehicles, and extravagant lifestyles while families faced hardship," he added."We will uncover their schemes, dismantle their networks, and ensure that they are held accountable to the fullest extent of the law," he said.
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    Tropical fruit now accepted as currency at these Florida restaurants
    Some Florida residents and visitors have a unique opportunity to use tropical fruit as currency.With mangoes hitting peak ripeness in June and July, certain Miami restaurants are offering food and drinks in exchange for the stone fruit.Bodega Taqueria y Tequila, founded in South Beach, serves Mexican street food and cocktails. Three of its Miami-area locations are participating in "Bring Your Own Mango," or BYOM.PASTRAMI QUEEN UNITES DELI LOVERS WITH 'MEAT UPS' ACROSS AMERICAPatrons who bring in a mango will receive a free "Mango Tango" cocktail."Mangoes are in peak season and such a vibrant part of Miami's Latin culture, so we thought, why not celebrate that?"Felix Martinez, Bodega's senior general manager,told Fox News Digital.Martinez said the response has been "great," with many customers bringing in their homegrown mangoes.'FOOD IS MEDICINE' MOVEMENT MAY BE KEY TO REVERSING HEALTH DECLINE: HERE'S WHAT TO EAT"We just ask that the fruit is in good condition after all, it's all about honoring the flavor and community spirit behind it," the manager added.Bodega's BYOM is ongoing until Sunday, Aug. 31.Banana-based soft-serve joint Peel is also offering customers a chance to bring in mangoes in exchange for a dairy-free dessert.Customers can bring five pounds of mangoes to Peel's Miami Shores location in exchange for a small Peel bowl swirl of their choice, with up to two toppings and a drizzle, the restaurant posted on its Instagram account.Fox News Digital reached out to Peel for comment.Artisan kosher bakery Zak the Baker is once again offering its annual mango trade for the third consecutive year."The mango trade is our way of honoring this unique season, celebrating the abundance of South Florida's summer harvest and the spirit of community that sustains us," the bakery wrote on Instagram.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERZak the Baker is offering one loaf of bread in exchange for six mangoes."We'll be here, sweating it out with you, grateful for every mango, every loaf and every neighbor who stops by," the post said.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleSpanish explorers first brought mangoes to South America and Mexico in the 1600s, according to the National Mango Board.The fruit was first introduced to the United States in Florida in 1833.
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    Fox News True Crime Newsletter: Luigi Mangione's records, Karen Read's deal, James Craig's trial
    LOWCOUNTRY SECRETS:Murdaugh lead attorney says jury fix and hidden texts could blow up conviction, force new trialIDAHO MURDERS: Bryan Kohberger judge lifts gag order after Idaho killer's confessionTERRIFYING:' Teen charged with alleged murder in paddleboarder's death that sparked serial killer fears in coastal townDATA DRAMA: Luigi Mangione's lawyers claim DA used fake court date, bogus subpoena to get his medical recordsHEINOUS STABBING: Judge signs off on release plan for woman who stabbed a classmate to please 'Slender Man'FOLLOW THE FOX TRUE CRIME TEAM ON XBLUEGRASS HORROR: Missing mom's convicted killer claims boyfriend tainted his trialPOLICE PRESENCE: Detective faces accused killer dentist in court showdown after alleged $20K hit attempt: 'ups the ante'PARADISE LOST: American tourist confirmed dead after Turks and Caicos vacation disappearanceDEADLY CALM: Triple murder suspect dad seen in police footage days before daughters found deadJUSTICE COMPROMISED: Grand juror charged with leaking confidential information in Karen Read caseSIGN UP TO GETTRUE CRIME NEWSLETTERON THE STAND: Dentist accused of poisoning wifes shake said he gave her 'too much protein': co-workerFORESHADOWING: Kohberger practiced home invasions and burglary techniques years before murdering Idaho students: new bookSEEKING JUSTICE: New person of interest emerges in documentary on decades-old disappearance of Iowa news anchorISLAND NIGHTMARE: Mystery shrouds case as American tourist still presumed missing in popular tourist paradiseDIGITAL GHOST HUNT: Any tie Bryan Kohberger has to 'Pappa Rodger' could become clear when gag order is liftedLIKE WHAT YOU'RE READING? FIND MORE ON THE TRUE CRIME HUB'NEW INSIGHT': New text messages fuel Alex Murdaugh's push for new trial'SUGAR BABIES': Colorado dentist accused of killing wife amid affairs, as murder trial centers on marital betrayalFATAL ESCAPE: Hollywood heir accused of beheading wife, in-laws dies in custody days before release of key evidenceLAST MESSAGE: Idaho four murder victim's sister reveals 'weird' three-word text message hours before stabbingsGRIM DISCOVERY: Suzanne Morphew's remains may have been moved twice after being killed, forensic scientist saysJUDGE'S ORDER: Menendez brothers score crucial legal victory in decades-long fight as they await potential freedom'WICKED SAD': Karen Read lands lucrative book deal while witnesses face continued harassment after acquittalFATAL OBSESSION: Bryan Kohberger believed he committed the perfect murders until one key mistake shattered his plot: authorTRACES OF EVIDENCE: Georgia teen who raised 'awareness' about mother, stepfather's deaths on TikTok now charged with their murder
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