They say he may have felt overwhelmed as he faced legal troubles and his possible looming discharge from the military.
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A gunman in New Zealand kills 2 people ahead of Women’s World Cup tournament
Authorities said 4 other people and 1 police officer, were injured during the shooting.
Tornado damages Pfizer plant in North Carolina as other parts of U.S. reel from scorching heat, floods
Meanwhile, Phoenix broke an all-time record Wednesday morning for a warm low temperature at 97 degrees Fahrenheit.
Stanford University president announces resignation over concerns about his research
Marc Tessier-Lavigne admits he should have been more diligent in ensuring the integrity of his work.
Video appears to show Russian mercenary chief Prigozhin for first time since short-lived mutiny
He is seen telling his troops they will spend time in Belarus training its military before deploying to Africa.
New Hampshire Gov. Sununu won’t seek reelection in 2024
The Republican won’t seek reelection to a 5th term, giving Democrats hope of winning back the seat in a battleground state during a presidential election year.
White House is taking on corporate mergers, landlord junk fees and food prices
Wednesday’s announcements were discussed as part of President Biden’s meeting with the White House Competition Council.
Masks are out at In-N-Out after burger chain bans employees from wearing them in 5 states
Employees could face disciplinary action, including being fired, if they do not comply, a company memo says.
Jan. 6 charges against Trump would add to his mounting legal peril as he campaigns for 2024
America finds itself in the remarkable situation of a former president up against possible prison time while vying to reclaim the White House as frontrunner for the Republican nomination.
House makes show of support for Israel after Democrat’s comments about ‘racist’ state
The Republican-led effort highlighted the divide among House Democrats over Israel, with younger progressives adopting a more critical stance toward the longtime U.S. ally than party leaders.