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== Current events == | == Current events == | ||
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* '''September 14, 2025''' – | * '''September 14, 2025''' – Prosecutors file charges of aggravated murder and felony firearm discharge against [[Tyler Robinson]] in the [[Shooting of Charlie Kirk]]; he remains held without bail. | ||
* '''September 12, 2025''' – Police arrested 22-year-old [[Tyler Robinson]] in the [[Shooting of Charlie Kirk]]; he was identified after family recognized him in released images. | * '''September 12, 2025''' – Police arrested 22-year-old [[Tyler Robinson]] in the [[Shooting of Charlie Kirk]]; he was identified after family recognized him in released images. | ||
* '''September 10, 2025''' – Conservative activist [[Charlie Kirk]] was shot and killed while speaking at [[Utah Valley University]]. | * '''September 10, 2025''' – Conservative activist [[Charlie Kirk]] was shot and killed while speaking at [[Utah Valley University]]. |
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Current events
- September 14, 2025 – Prosecutors file charges of aggravated murder and felony firearm discharge against Tyler Robinson in the Shooting of Charlie Kirk; he remains held without bail.
- September 12, 2025 – Police arrested 22-year-old Tyler Robinson in the Shooting of Charlie Kirk; he was identified after family recognized him in released images.
- September 10, 2025 – Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed while speaking at Utah Valley University.
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