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11.12.2024The Day FBI Director Stepped Down as Evidence Tied Killer's Hand

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 11.12.2024.

It displays 282 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

11.12.2024The Day FBI Director Stepped Down as Evidence Tied Killer's Hand
Morning coverage focused on forensic evidence linking Luigi Mangione to the UnitedHealthcare CEO murder, with fingerprints and shell casings matching the crime scene. His notebook, revealed mid-day, detailed plans to "whack" the CEO, including an abandoned bombing plot.
Elizabeth Warren's comments about healthcare violence being a result of "people pushed too far" sparked debate about the political implications of the killing.
By evening, FBI Director Christopher Wray announced his resignation before Trump's inauguration, with reports indicating Kash Patel as likely successor. The announcement triggered immediate political responses.
Coverage of post-Assad Syria showed competing narratives between powers, with Israel destroying Syrian naval assets while various factions advanced into Damascus. Reports of missing persons in former regime prisons emerged, while international powers conducted strikes across the territory.
The Kroger-Albertsons merger collapse led to legal action, while inflation data showed acceleration in November.
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00:09Baltimore Scion Turned Healthcare Assassin

The newspapers extensively cover new developments regarding Luigi Mangione, charged with the UnitedHealthcare CEO murder. New reports reveal his wealthy Baltimore background (NY Post, AP) and health issues (Daily Beast), while he fights extradition to New York. Some media outlets note his emerging online following (Newsweek). Separately, judges block the Kroger-Albertsons merger (Common Dreams), and a storm system approaches New England (Boston Globe).
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Fox News

CEO murder suspect's three-page manifesto lends insight into disdain of health care industry

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Yahoo! News

See images of ousted Syrian leader Assad's abandoned luxury car collection

A still from a video shows a car collection worth millions that Syrian leader Bashar Assad left behind when he fled the country.
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Yahoo! News

After UnitedHealthcare CEO was killed, internet sleuths took up the case

High-profile crimes are often fodder for amateur detectives. Last week's killing of a health care executive was no different.
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Yahoo! News

People who knew shooting suspect Luigi Mangione say he endured back pain

A former classmate at a private all-boys school in Baltimore recalled that "there was nothing that came off weird about him."
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02:41Israel Strikes Syrian Assets as Assad's Vacuum Widens

The newspapers report two main developments: Israel's military campaign in Syria, capitalizing on the power vacuum to target military assets (NYTimes, WSJ), and new details in the UnitedHealthcare CEO murder case. Multiple sources cover suspect Luigi Mangione's background, including his wealthy Baltimore family roots and private schooling (Yahoo, NY Post, USA Today), while he contests extradition to New York.
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On Tuesday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “The ReidOut,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) commented on the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson by stating that “violence is never the answer, this guy gets a trial, who’s allegedly killed the CEO of UnitedHealth[care]. But you can only push people so far, and then, they start to take matters into their own hands.”
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Yahoo! News

Manhattan DA poses path for Trump to avoid prison without having case tossed

Donald Trump could receive a nonincarceratory sentence in lieu of his criminal hush money conviction being dismissed entirely, Alvin Bragg argued.
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Syrians raced to newly emptied prisons to reunite with loved ones taken away by Bashar al-Assad’s regime, but their quest sometimes took them to the morgue.
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Rebel fighters seized Damascus and deposed Assad, thrusting Syria into an uncertain future.
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07:29Assad Falls as Damascus Burns

The newspapers report intensively on two major developments: the collapse of Assad's regime in Syria, with Israeli airstrikes and rebel advances in Damascus (WSJ, NYTimes, AP), and the aftermath of the UnitedHealthcare CEO killing. Elizabeth Warren's comments on healthcare violence (Breitbart) and details about the ghost gun used (NPR) add new dimensions to the case. The Onion's rejected bid to purchase InfoWars (NBC, Boston Globe) represents a peculiar legal development.
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Yahoo! News

Manhattan DA floats possibility of no prison for Trump in hush money case

Donald Trump could receive a nonincarceratory sentence in lieu of his criminal conviction being dismissed entirely, Alvin Bragg argued.
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Yahoo! News

Manhattan DA poses path for Trump to avoid prison in hush money case

Donald Trump could receive a nonincarceratory sentence in lieu of his criminal conviction being dismissed entirely, Alvin Bragg argued.
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Yahoo! News

6 unanswered questions in the CEO shooting case

While Luigi Mangione is being held on murder charges, questions remain about the planning and motive behind the attack.
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Yahoo! News

UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting: 6 unanswered questions

While Luigi Mangione is being held on murder charges, questions remain about the planning and motive behind the attack.
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Yahoo! News

6 unanswered questions in the CEO shooting case

While Luigi Mangione is being held on murder charges, questions remain about the planning and motive behind the attack.
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Yahoo! News

People who knew shooting suspect Luigi Mangione say he endured back pain

A former classmate at a private all-boys school in Baltimore recalled that "there was nothing that came off weird about him."
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Yahoo! News

6 unanswered questions in the CEO shooting case

While Luigi Mangione is being held on murder charges, questions remain about the planning and motive behind the attack.
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Yahoo! News

People who knew shooting suspect Luigi Mangione say he endured back pain

A former classmate at a private all-boys school in Baltimore recalled that "there was nothing that came off weird about him."
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11:29Israeli Jets Strike Syria as Assad Falls

The newspapers report extensively on Assad's fall in Syria, with Israeli forces striking 500 targets (CNN) while US-backed fighters express concerns about the post-Assad era (Newsweek, USA Today). The UnitedHealthcare CEO murder case continues to develop, with Luigi Mangione's background emerging - from his wealthy Baltimore roots to his reported back pain (Yahoo, ABC). A separate incident involving Rep. Nancy Mace and an alleged LGBTQ activist at the Capitol draws coverage (Breitbart, Daily Wire, Slate).
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Why the U.S. and others are striking targets across Syria

American, Israeli and Turkish forces have all been conducting bombing raids over the past few days in what they say is in the interests of national security.
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Yahoo! News

6 unanswered questions in the CEO shooting case

While Luigi Mangione is being held on murder charges, questions remain about the planning and motive behind the attack.
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Yahoo! News

Assad has fallen, so why is the U.S. striking targets across Syria

American, Israeli and Turkish forces have all been conducting bombing raids over the past few days in what they say is in the interests of national security.
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Yahoo! News

6 unanswered questions in the CEO shooting case

While Luigi Mangione is being held on murder charges, questions remain about the planning and motive behind the attack.
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Yahoo! News

Assad has fallen, so why is the U.S. striking targets across Syria

American, Israeli and Turkish forces have all been conducting bombing raids over the past few days in what they say is in the interests of national security.
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13:30Post-Assad Syria Becomes Great Powers' Playground

The newspapers report extensively on the aftermath of Assad's fall, with Israel destroying Syrian naval assets (Epoch Times) and multiple powers conducting strikes in the region (WSJ, Yahoo). The UnitedHealthcare CEO murder case continues to develop, with new details about suspect Luigi Mangione's planned methods, including a considered bombing plot (NY Post), and his courtroom outburst (AP). The nomination of Pete Hegseth for Defense Secretary appears to be gaining momentum after initial opposition (Breitbart).
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Yahoo! News

Why the U.S. and others are striking targets across Syria

American, Israeli and Turkish forces have all been conducting bombing raids over the past few days in what they say is in the interests of national security.
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Yahoo! News

Assad has fallen, so why is the U.S. striking targets across Syria

American, Israeli and Turkish forces have all been conducting bombing raids over the past few days in what they say is in the interests of national security.
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Strong unions, a labyrinthine state, and political deadlock prevented Belgian neoliberals from implementing reforms in the 1970s. But as the economy spun into crisis, the Catholic Party convinced its labor union to accept austerity and wage cuts.
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Yahoo! News

Why the U.S. and others are striking targets across Syria

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Yahoo! News

How suspected CEO killer's McDonald's visit led to his capture

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Yahoo! News

Assad has fallen, so why is the U.S. striking targets across Syria

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We spoke to journalist Anand Gopal about why the Assad dictatorship was one of the most brutal regimes of the 21st century and what is likely to come next in Syria.
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Yahoo! News

Why the U.S. and others are striking targets across Syria

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Just one week ago, Trump Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth’s confirmation appeared doomed after a barrage of hit pieces. However, after launching an intense campaign to defend himself, he now appears to be on a path towards confirmation.
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Yahoo! News

How a stop for hash browns led to suspected CEO killer's capture

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15:06CEO Murder Plot: A Notebook Reveals All

The newspapers extensively cover new details about UnitedHealthcare CEO murder suspect Luigi Mangione. His notebook revealed plans to "wack the CEO," including a considered bombing plot that was abandoned (NY Post, HuffPost, Newsweek). His arrest came after stopping for hash browns (Yahoo), and he's now contesting extradition (AP). Meanwhile, Pete Hegseth's Defense Secretary nomination gains momentum after initial opposition (Breitbart), and Daniel Penny's acquittal draws contrasting reactions from different political camps (Fox News, The Blaze).
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Yahoo! News

How suspected CEO killer's McDonald's visit led to his capture

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Syrians raced to newly emptied prisons to reunite with loved ones taken away by Bashar al-Assad’s regime, but their quest sometimes took them to the morgue.
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Yahoo! News

How a stop for hash browns led to suspected CEO killer's capture

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Yahoo! News

How suspected CEO killer's McDonald's visit led to his capture

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Yahoo! News

How a stop for hash browns led to suspected CEO killer's capture

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Yahoo! News

How suspected CEO killer's McDonald's visit led to his capture

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16:34Killer's Notebook Tells All

The newspapers intensively cover two parallel developments: new details in the UnitedHealthcare CEO murder case, with Mangione's notebook revealing explicit plans to "whack" the CEO (ABC, NBC, USA Today), and Syria's post-Assad transition, with families searching for disappeared prisoners (CNN, NYTimes) and UN debates over humanitarian access (Common Dreams). Meanwhile, inflation data shows acceleration in November, particularly in shelter and food costs (Breitbart, Epoch Times, WSJ).
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NBC News

Luigi Mangione wrote plans to target a CEO in notebook, sources say

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18:09CEO Murder: Fingerprints Tell The Tale

The newspapers report extensively on new evidence in the UnitedHealthcare CEO murder case, with fingerprints at the crime scene matching Luigi Mangione (Fox News, Daily Wire, USA Today). Mangione's notebook detailed plans to target the CEO (AP, NBC), while he contests extradition to New York. In corporate news, Albertsons sues Kroger following their failed merger attempt (NPR). The Syrian situation continues to develop, with competing narratives between US and Israel about Assad's ouster (NYTimes).
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Yahoo! News

How a stop for hash browns led to suspected CEO killer's capture

Luigi Mangione was captured at a McDonald's in Altoona, Pa., after being recognized by customers who alerted police officers.
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Yahoo! News

How suspected CEO killer's McDonald's visit led to his capture

Luigi Mangione was captured at a McDonald's in Altoona, Pa., after being recognized by customers who alerted police officers.
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Far from an ideologue, Luigi Mangione seems more akin to an average swing voter: holding a hodgepodge of political views yet resolutely enraged by the barbarities of a for-profit health care system.
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19:21Wray Exits FBI Before Trump Returns

The newspapers extensively report on FBI Director Christopher Wray's announcement to resign before Trump takes office in 2025, with Trump planning to replace him with Kash Patel (ABC, CBS, NBC, NYTimes, Washington Post). Coverage continues of the UnitedHealthcare CEO murder case, with new evidence linking Mangione to the crime scene and his capture at McDonald's (Fox News, Yahoo, AP). Environmental concerns emerge over radioactive waste in Cape Cod Bay (Boston Globe), while a wildfire threatens Pepperdine's Malibu campus (LA Times).
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We spoke to Bernie Sanders about alleged health insurance CEO shooter Luigi Mangione, the crisis of for-profit health care in America, why only a mass movement can win Medicare for All, and how to fight the growing share of working-class votes for the Right.
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20:34Wray Jumps Before Trump's Push

The newspapers extensively cover FBI Director Christopher Wray's announcement to resign before Trump takes office, with Trump planning to replace him with Kash Patel (ABC, CBS, NBC, NYTimes, CNN, AP, Washington Post, NPR, Breitbart, Daily Beast). Two secondary stories emerge: mystery drones over New Jersey, with Pentagon denying Iranian origin claims (Fox News, NY Post), and new developments in the UnitedHealthcare CEO murder case, with Mangione's fingerprints linked to the crime scene (USA Today, Jacobin).
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The brazen murder of a CEO in Midtown Manhattan—and the cheering reaction to his execution—amounts to a blinking-and-blaring warning signal for a society that has become already too inured to bloodshed.
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Yahoo! News

Hannah Kobayashi found safe after 'voluntarily' vanishing in Mexico

The 30-year-old Hawaii woman's family issued a statement saying they are "incredibly relieved and grateful."
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22:12Wray Walks as Gun Links Killer

The newspapers report extensively on FBI Director Wray's imminent resignation, with Trump planning to install Kash Patel as successor (CBS, CNN, NBC, NYTimes, AP, USA Today, Breitbart). New evidence emerges in the UnitedHealthcare CEO murder case, with police matching Mangione's gun and fingerprints to the crime scene (NPR, AP). Meanwhile, the House passes an $895B defense bill including military pay raises and transgender care restrictions (Boston Globe), and Time magazine's Person of the Year leaks, revealing Trump as winner (Time, Politico).
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