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Manhunt Expands After New Footage Released in Brown University Shooting

By December 17, 2025No Comments

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Federal and state authorities widen the manhunt in the Brown University shooting as new video fuels urgency and public fear. Meanwhile, economic growth slows, aviation funding moves forward, and global diplomacy continues to test U.S. influence.

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Investigators release new video timeline of Brown University shooting suspect

Authorities say the footage shows the suspect’s movements before and after the attack that killed two students and wounded nine, urging the public to come forward.

Trump to deliver national address as security and economy dominate agenda

The White House signals a primetime speech amid heightened security concerns and growing economic unease.

House panel moves to guarantee pay for air traffic controllers during shutdowns

Lawmakers push to prevent future flight chaos after repeated shutdown disruptions.

FAA announces $6 billion overhaul of air-traffic control systems

The modernization plan targets radar, telecom, and safety infrastructure nationwide.

Civil rights groups challenge expanded state “terrorist designation” laws

Legal challenges argue the designations threaten constitutional protections.

Around the World

U.S. suspends major technology deal with the U.K., sources say

Talks stall over data governance and regulatory disagreements.

Ukraine peace talks continue as U.S. weighs long-term security guarantees

Negotiators report progress but remain divided over territory and enforcement.

Venezuela says cyberattack hits state oil systems, blames foreign actors

The incident raises concerns over energy security and digital warfare.

UN pushes Gaza stabilization framework ahead of donor talks

Diplomats explore security and humanitarian coordination post-conflict.

Business & Tech

U.S. business activity slows to six-month low in December, surveys show

Service and manufacturing growth cool, hinting at a softer 2026 start.

Dollar weakens as investors await delayed U.S. inflation data

Currency markets grow cautious amid missing economic signals.

Wall Street pauses near record highs as economic uncertainty builds

Investors juggle optimism over rate cuts with slowing growth data.

U.S. to expand critical-minerals deals to protect supply chains

The administration moves to reduce dependence on foreign sources.

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How to protect your savings as economic data turns murky

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