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• Another victim has died — and Austin’s West Sixth nightmare just got darker. The death toll from the mass shooting outside Buford’s has now risen to four, including the gunman. Authorities confirmed a third victim has succumbed to his injuries as the investigation intensifies. Police identified the suspect as Ndiaga Diagne, who was shot and killed by officers during the rampage. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is now involved, reviewing surveillance, background details, and possible motives — but officials say it’s too early to draw conclusions. Thirteen others remain injured. Memorials are growing. College communities are grieving. What really sparked the violence in one of Austin’s busiest nightlife districts? And what are investigators uncovering behind the scenes?

  Third victim of West 6th Street shooting identified as investigation continues Bouquets of flowers are placed outside Buford’s on west 6th street in Downtown Austin,…

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• Savannah Guthrie just returned to her missing mother’s home — and the questions are only getting darker. For the first time since 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie vanished, Savannah Guthrie was seen back at the Tucson property, laying flowers beside a growing tribute that reads: “Let Nancy Come Home.” Investigators say blood was found on the porch. The Federal Bureau of Investigation released footage of a masked man at her door the night she disappeared. Nearby cameras captured a dozen vehicles passing around that same time. The Pima County Sheriff’s Department won’t say if any of those vehicles are connected — only that detectives are reviewing hundreds of hours of video. Now the home has been returned to the family. “No Trespassing” signs are up. So what really happened that night?

  Savannah Guthrie returns to her mother’s home in first sighting there since disappearance TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — “Today” show host Savannah Guthrie and her sister returned to…

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• Bird flu just hit Dane County — and officials moved fast to contain it. State agriculture leaders confirmed a case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1) in a backyard poultry flock in Wisconsin. The property has been quarantined, and the birds were depopulated to stop the spread before entering the food system. The current H5N1 outbreak — ongoing in the U.S. since 2022 — has spread widely in wild birds and, unusually, into mammals as well. How serious is the risk? What does this mean for local poultry owners — and beyond?

  Bird flu case confirmed in Dane County Bird flu has been infecting wild birds around the world for decades, but the latest US outbreak started…

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• “They said she wouldn’t live long enough to walk down the aisle.” So she moved the wedding up. On the same day doctors delivered a life-shattering diagnosis, her fiancé had planned to propose. He didn’t cancel. He didn’t hesitate. He got down on one knee anyway. As her body weakened, their vows grew stronger. In a quiet hospital chapel in Connecticut, Heather Mosher lay in a white gown, oxygen at her side, love all around her. When they said “I do,” she lifted her arms in triumph. She wore her wedding ring for just 18 hours. By morning, cancer had taken her life — but not her victory. Not her joy. Not their love. She didn’t leave this world as a patient. She left as a bride. 🤍 📌 Full story in the comments ⬇️

  Bride battling breast cancer dies 18 hours after exchanging vows Heather Mosher was 31. Heather Mosher, who was battling breast cancer, with her mother, Linda…

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• Nearly three years after a drive-by shooting in Minneapolis stole Le’Vonte King Jason Jones’ life, prosecutors have charged 34-year-old Chris Welch with second-degree murder. New witnesses. Cellphone data. A case once cold is burning again. His family says it won’t bring him back — but it’s a step toward justice.

  Chris Welch Charged With Second-Degree Murder in 2016 Drive-By Shooting That Killed Two-Year-Old Le’Vonte Jones in Minneapolis.4825 MINNEAPOLIS — Nearly three years after a drive-by…

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• A burst of gunfire ripped through a quiet street in San Francisco — and in seconds, Jayda Mabrey’s life was gone. She wasn’t the target. She wasn’t in trouble. She was simply there. Now candles line the sidewalk. A classroom seat sits empty. And a family is trapped between “before” and “after.” What really happened that afternoon?

  San Francisco Teen Jayda Mabrey, 15, Killed in Afternoon Shooting While Walking With Cousin.   The afternoon light in San Francisco felt soft and almost…

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• Weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy may do more than slim waistlines. A new UK study suggests they could prevent a deadly heart attack complication that strikes nearly half of patients. Doctors are calling it “potentially life-saving.” But there’s a catch…

  Weight-loss drugs could prevent fatal complications from heart attacks, UK study finds Latest research based on animal model trials shows GLP-1 drugs may prevent problem…

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• After backlash over mass surveillance fears, OpenAI and the United States Department of Defense are quietly rewriting their AI deal. New language now bans domestic surveillance of Americans — even using commercially bought data. But critics aren’t convinced. What changed behind the scenes… and what didn’t?

  Scoop: OpenAI, Pentagon add more surveillance protections to AI deal OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images OpenAI and the Pentagon have agreed to strengthen…

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• A $1 MILLION reward. An armed, masked man on camera. And investigators say they’re getting “closer.” The family of Savannah Guthrie returned to a sea of yellow flowers outside their Tucson home as the search for her 84-year-old mother intensifies. With the Federal Bureau of Investigation now involved, one haunting question remains: What really happened that night?

  Nancy Guthrie’s family visits tribute outside her home as sheriff says investigators are getting ‘closer’ Savannah Guthrie, with her sister and brother-in-law, visited the growing…

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• America’s HIV safety net is cracking. Cash-strapped states are quietly slashing access to lifesaving meds under the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program — cutting eligibility, dropping top drugs like Biktarvy, and even eyeing waitlists. For thousands living with HIV, treatment could soon be out of reach. And this may be just the beginning.

  Constrained Budgets Lead States to Restrict HIV Drug Access Through Ryan White States are facing constrained budgets, putting pressure on HIV care and prevention programs, including…

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