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Chilling new details have surfaced about Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Friends claim Robinson joked online about FBI surveillance photos during the nationwide manhunt.

In a private Discord chat, one friend tagged him under the suspect’s images with “wya 💀,” meaning “where you at.” Robinson reportedly brushed it off, calling the man in the photos his “doppelganger.” Another joked, “Tyler killed Charlie!!!” Robinson allegedly replied that it was just his look-alike “trying to get me in trouble.”

Shockingly, someone suggested turning him in for the FBI’s $100,000 reward, to which Robinson joked, “Only if I get a cut.” He even made dark comments about getting rid of a “manifesto and exact copy rifle” lying around.

These revelations have left many stunned. “It’s chilling to think he could joke while America was grieving,” one reader wrote online.

Do you think suspects joking about crimes online shows arrogance — or a dangerous lack of remorse?

Prince William is reportedly more resolute than ever to keep Prince Harry out of his life. Insiders claim that “if you mention Harry, William will throw you out of the room.”

The tension comes after Harry’s high-profile visit to the UK, where he met King Charles for the first time in 18 months. While Harry’s rapprochement with his father appears successful, it has reignited William’s anger. “It infuriates William that Harry has pulled off a 12-month plan to re-ingratiate himself,” a source said.

Despite their rift, Harry continues to rebuild his reputation, reconnecting with charities and old friends. He hopes one day the King will publicly ask the nation to accept him back, just as the late Queen did with Camilla.

For now, William shows no sign of forgiveness, leaving the brothers further apart than ever. Do you think the royal feud can be healed — or is this divide permanent?

New details have emerged about the alleged shooter of Charlie Kirk — and his transgender partner. Lance Twiggs, 22, reportedly shared posts praising President Biden and frequently engaged in online discussions about gender transition.

Twiggs, who went by “Lancelotte” online, was allegedly in a romantic relationship with suspect Tyler Robinson, also 22. According to police, Twiggs cooperated with investigators and handed over incriminating texts, including messages about hiding a gun and engraving bullets.

Robinson, an avid gamer using the username “Craftin247,” was also linked to a furry website where he registered just two months before the shooting. One bullet recovered at the scene had the phrase, “Hey fascist! CATCH!” engraved — a chilling reference, investigators say, to his motive.

Police are examining whether Kirk’s outspoken comments on transgender issues triggered the attack. Robinson faces multiple charges, including aggravated murder, and will appear in court Tuesday.

Do you think online radicalization is fueling more violence — and what should be done to stop it?

Bachelorette alum Luke McLeod has announced he and wife Brittany Bennett are expecting their first child — thanks to his brother’s sperm donation. The 41-year-old reality star shared the joyful news on Father’s Day, revealing they’re having a baby girl.

Luke opened up about their emotional four-year fertility struggle, including surgery and a devastating diagnosis of zero sperm count. “I was confused, angry, depressed — all of it,” he admitted, praising Brittany for standing by him through every setback.

The couple faced challenges finding a donor due to strict Australian rules and high costs. Luckily, Luke’s older brother offered to help, and Brittany is now 20 weeks pregnant after a successful embryo transfer. “This was the start of a new level of depth in our relationship,” Luke shared.

Fans flooded the couple’s Instagram with love and congratulations. Their journey shows that even after heartbreak, family and hope can lead to beautiful new beginnings.

Charlie Kirk was shot while doing what Americans value most — speaking, debating, and challenging ideas. “Charlie wasn’t just a public figure. He was a husband, a father, and a man of faith,” one tribute said.

He built Turning Point USA from nothing, inspiring millions of young conservatives to get involved in politics. His influence even reached the White House. “They listened to him. They trusted him,” said a senior Trump adviser.

Officials say the accused killer was radicalized and saw Charlie as a “fascist.” Critics argue years of toxic rhetoric labeling conservatives as dangerous contributed to this moment. “Silence is not an option,” wrote one commentator.

Charlie leaves behind his wife Erika and two young children. Across the country, supporters held vigils, prayed, and promised to keep his mission alive. No riots, just resolve — exactly as Charlie would have wanted.

Do you believe this tragedy will push America toward more open debate — or deepen the divide?

Trump administration health officials may soon connect over two dozen child deaths to Covid vaccines, according to a new report. The FDA confirmed it is investigating 25 rare deaths after Pfizer or Moderna shots and is reviewing safety data for pregnant women.

Sources say the findings will be presented next week to the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. “Any recommendations will be based on gold-standard science,” said an HHS spokesperson. Officials are using VAERS data, a public reporting system that does not confirm whether vaccines directly caused the deaths.

Cases of myocarditis and pericarditis remain very rare — about one in 125,000 doses — but are under review. FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary said autopsy reports and family interviews are being examined carefully.

The debate comes as some states drop vaccine mandates, while experts still recommend shots for high-risk groups. Do you think these findings will change public trust in Covid vaccines?

Fans were thrilled to spot actor William Atherton in Los Angeles this week, looking lively at 78. The beloved star is best known for his roles in Ghostbusters and Die Hard, two of the most iconic film franchises of the 1980s.

Atherton first made waves in Steven Spielberg’s debut The Sugarland Express with Goldie Hawn. But it was his unforgettable turn as Walter Peck in Ghostbusters that made him a household name. “Yo, d***less!” fans once yelled at him in New York, he recalled with a laugh. Four years later, he starred as nosy TV reporter Dick Thornburg in Die Hard alongside Bruce Willis.

He later reprised both roles in Die Hard 2 and Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, proving his staying power in Hollywood. Still sporting his signature blonde hair, Atherton was seen running errands in a sky-blue shirt and sunglasses.

Seeing him out and about is a nostalgic treat for movie lovers. Which Atherton role do you remember most — Ghostbusters or Die Hard?

For the first time since Charlie Kirk’s shocking death, his wife Erika has spoken publicly. Her words were heartfelt and filled with courage.

Fighting back tears, Erika thanked first responders and praised President Trump and Vice President JD Vance. “My husband loved you, and he knew you loved him too,” she said. “I promise I will never let your legacy die, baby.”

She vowed to continue Charlie’s mission with Turning Point USA, saying he wanted to be remembered as a man of faith and courage. Erika also shared a touching moment with their daughter, Gigi, who asked, “Where’s daddy?” Erika gently told her, “Daddy’s on a work trip with Jesus.”

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The nation watched as Erika, dressed in black, bravely escorted Charlie’s casket with the Vice President and his wife. Viewers online called the moment “heartbreaking” and prayed for her strength.

Charlie’s words and work inspired millions. His widow’s promise ensures his fight for freedom will live on.

Lance Twiggs, 22, lived with suspect Tyler Robinson in a three-bedroom apartment in Saint George, Utah. He shared Robinson’s messages about hiding a gun used in the Utah Valley University shooting, police records reveal. “After he was with the police, he’s been at his house, and there’s no way for us to contact him,” Twiggs’s grandfather said.

Investigators searched the apartment for hours, taking bags of evidence and a computer. Neighbors said the two roommates were quiet and kept to themselves. One described Robinson as “acting kind of nervous and scared” days before the attack.

Authorities have not confirmed a motive, but Utah’s governor said Robinson was “deeply indoctrinated with leftist ideology.” He was arrested Thursday and faces murder, obstruction, and firearm charges.

This case has shaken the Utah community and Kirk’s supporters nationwide. What do you think drove this young man to violence? Share your thoughts.

A Utah judge has ordered Tyler Robinson, 22, to remain in jail without bail after confessing to killing Charlie Kirk. Robinson faces aggravated murder and firearm charges. The FBI confirmed recovering a high-powered rifle and other evidence near where he fled.

Governor Spencer Cox revealed that ammunition found near the rifle carried strange engravings referencing memes, video games, and cultural phrases. “Memes contain multitudes,” said professor Jamie Cohen, explaining the markings may carry hidden meaning for online communities.

Investigators say Robinson’s father recognized him in surveillance photos and persuaded him to surrender. “In 33 hours, we have made historic progress for Charlie,” FBI Director Kash Patel said, praising swift cooperation.

Prosecutors are weighing the death penalty. Trump and Governor Cox have already voiced support for capital punishment. The investigation continues as authorities work to uncover Robinson’s motive.

Alleged Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson was a student at Utah State University on a scholarship. He’s from Washington, UT, ~260 miles south of Orem.

Robinson confessed to his father, who is a 27-year veteran of the Washington County Sheriff’s Department, sources told… pic.twitter.com/pT2TsgbBJ2

— Julia 🇺🇸 (@Jules31415) September 12, 2025

Do you think prosecutors should seek the death penalty in this high-profile case?