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Break in the Case? Man Detained in Pennsylvania

A McDonald’s employee in Altoona, Pennsylvania, might be getting a big reward for helping crack the case of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s murder.

The worker recognized a man from the NYPD photos and tipped off authorities this morning. The suspect, caught with a fake ID, is now being questioned about Thompson’s assassination-style killing in New York City last week.

The New York Post has identified him as a “tech whiz” but officials haven’t confirmed anything. It’s an interesting read if you have a few minutes.

Tragedy on Autopilot? Federal Investigators in Piedmont

Federal officials are investigating a tragic Tesla Cybertruck crash that killed three teenagers in Northern California last month. The California Highway Patrol has seized the vehicle as part of their investigation.

The Investigation:

Federal investigators are working to clarify two critical questions:

• Who was driving? Were the teens traveling at a high rate of speed?

• Was Autopilot involved? Was the Cybertruck’s Autopilot feature active at the time of the crash?

• What happened before the collision: Investigators will piece together the moments before the crash.

Quick Catch-Up:

• Victims: Jack Nelson, Krysta Tsukahara, and Soren Dixon, all 2023 Piedmont High graduates, were home from college for Thanksgiving when the crash occurred.

• Survivor: Jordon Miller survived but is recovering from serious injuries.

• Heroic Act: A second carload of young people came upon the crash and were able to pull out Miller, that is how he survived the flaming wreckage.

• Community Impact: Piedmont is mourning the loss, with memorials honoring these young lives.

Schiff vs. Trump: The Redux

Representative Adam Schiff officially takes on his new role today as California’s junior U.S. senator. His tenure begins on a dramatic note, with tensions brewing between him and President-elect Donald Trump.

The Trump Interview

Over the weekend, Trump appeared on NBC’s Meet the Press, where he suggested that members of Congress who investigated the January 6, 2021, Capitol insurrection—Schiff included—should be imprisoned. Schiff served on the January 6 committee and led Trump’s first impeachment trial, making him a frequent Trump target. Trump also hinted at the possibility of pardoning Capitol rioters from that day.

Schiff Response

Schiff defended the January 6 committee’s work, stating, "We are proud of what we did," but he also took shots at Trump, underscoring the stark divide between the two and the ongoing political fallout from the events of January 6.

Biden's Potential Role

• Trump’s statements have raised questions about whether President Biden might take steps to shield lawmakers like Schiff and former Representative Liz Cheney before leaving office.

• Schiff, however, has expressed concerns about preemptive pardons, cautioning against their potential implications.

Watch the Full Interview

Trump’s Meet the Press interview covered a range of topics, with January 6 being just a small portion of the conversation. You can watch the full interview or a breakdown of it below:

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