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Breaking News: Brown University Shooting Suspect Released; Investigation Continues In a shocking turn of events, the individual initially detained in connection with the Brown University shooting has been released. Authorities now believe the investigation is heading in a different direction, with the actual shooter still at large. The shooting, which resulted in two fatalities and nine injuries during a class, has led to the cancellation of all remaining classes and exams for the semester. Two handguns and loaded magazines were recovered, with one equipped with a laser sight. One student remains in critical condition, while another, Kendall Turner, a recent graduate from Durham Academy, is among the wounded.

Jimmy Lai, a prominent Hong Kong media owner and Beijing critic, was found guilty in a national security trial, potentially facing life in prison. The seventy-eight-year-old was convicted of collaborating with foreign entities to threaten national security and planning to publish articles inciting unrest. Despite claiming innocence, Lai was arrested in 2020 under Beijings national security law and sentenced for smaller crimes during his five-year imprisonment. The trial, lacking a jury, was closely watched by the US, UK, EU, and political experts to gauge media freedom and judicial independence in Hong Kong. Lai was found guilty on two counts of collaborating with foreign forces and one count of planning seditious publications, which could result in a sentence ranging from three years to life in prison.

Two individuals, including acclaimed film director Rob Reiner and his wife, were found stabbed to death in their Brentwood, California home. The Los Angeles police have launched a high-profile homicide investigation, with detectives from the Robbery-Homicide Division leading the case. The victims were pronounced dead at the scene, and a knife is believed to have been used in the attack. The investigation is ongoing, and the community awaits further details.

President Trump extends Hanukkah greetings, highlighting the holidays historical significance and the miracle of the burning oil. He emphasizes the menorahs symbolism of liberty and light triumphing over darkness. The President reaffirms support for the Jewish people and their right to worship freely, drawing a parallel between the Maccabees victory and Americas enduring strength. He wishes renewed peace, joy, and warmth to all celebrating the holiday season.

Special prosecutor in South Korea accuses former President Yoon Suk Yeol of attempting to provoke North Korea into armed conflict, aiming to declare martial law and remove political rivals. Twenty-four individuals, including Yoon and five cabinet members, indicted for insurrection following a six-month investigation. Yoon faces life imprisonment or death penalty if convicted.

Tragedy strikes at Rob Reiners home, two found deceased; LAPDs Robbery-Homicide Division investigates, cause of death unknown; Reiner, known for films like When Harry Met Sally, is a Hollywood icon; investigation ongoing, updates to follow.

iRobot, the maker of Roomba vacuums, has filed for bankruptcy, aiming to go private after being acquired by Picea. Despite challenges, operations will continue, and customer support remains unchanged. The companys value has plummeted due to competition from Chinese rivals and a shift in the consumer robotics industry.

Tragic Campus Shooting: Brown University Sophomore Ella Cook Killed, Second Victim Unidentified; Suspect Arrested