After a decade-long investigation, Suffolk County police have arrested Rex Heuermann in connection with the unsolved Gilgo Beach serial killer case. Heuermann, a married New York architect, was charged with three counts of first-degree murder and had a cache of more than 200 guns in a vault inside his home. The case had remained unsolved since the discovery of four bodies in 2010, and investigators are now trying to determine if the weapons are legally registered. Heuermann's arrest may finally bring the case to a close.
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Lindsay Lohan and her husband Bader Shammas have welcomed their first child, a son named Luai. The couple announced the pregnancy in March and have since shared glimpses of their pregnancy journey. Fans have been sending their congratulations and well-wishes to the new parents, who are "over the moon in love".
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Miranda Lambert, a country singer, recently made headlines after a video of her calling out fans for taking a selfie at her Las Vegas show went viral. The video has sparked a debate on social media, with many people voicing their opinions on the matter. Adela Calin, a social media influencer from Las Vegas, said she was "appalled" by Lambert's actions and that it was a "really embarrassing moment". It remains to be seen how Lambert will respond to the incident.
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U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, appointed by former President Donald Trump, will preside over the first pretrial conference in the criminal case against him concerning the mishandling of classified documents. Trump's legal team has requested an indefinite delay of the trial, citing sensitive evidence and Trump's 2024 campaign as reasons for the delay. Tuesday's pretrial conference will discuss the rules and procedures for using classified evidence in the case, and will provide more information on the timeline of the trial.
Kerry Kennedy, sister of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has publicly condemned his false and offensive claims about COVID-19 being "ethnically targeted" to attack certain ethnic groups. Kennedy Jr. is still scheduled to testify before the House panel on Thursday, and his false claims have sparked accusations of antisemitism and racism. The controversy has highlighted the need for social media companies to take a stronger stance against the spread of misinformation, and raised questions about the responsibility of public figures to be mindful of the impact of their words.







