Tyler Robinson, charged with the 2025 assassination of TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk, will face trial, and potentially the death penalty if convicted.
Tyler Robinson, charged with the 2025 assassination of TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk, will face trial , and potentially the death penalty if convicted. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A Utah judge ruled on Tuesday that Tyler Robinson, accused of fatally shooting Turning Point USA (TPUSA) founder Charlie Kirk during a campus event in 2025, will stand trial for aggravated murder, which carries the death penalty, and other charges. Prosecutors argue Robinson intentionally targeted Kirk due to political motives and also endangered others at the event. WHEN & WHERE: The shooting occurred on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University during an open-air debate attended by thousands. KEY QUOTE: “Every step in this process carries the weight of all…Open
Under the rules, about 600,000 students in the city's school, which is approximately two-thirds of all students in the city's public education system, won't be allowed to use AI until they enter high school, where it will be allowed only in specific cases.
Josef Palermo, who was laid off in March as the curator of visual arts and special programming at the Kennedy Center, said he objected to the lack of notice of the removal and said there should be more transparency when pieces the center holds in trust are removed.
AI is already helping detect and monitor wildfires. Now, researchers are exploring how it could help fire officials decide where to deploy crews across multiple fires. Why it matters: Studies show climate change is contributing to longer, more intense wildfire seasons , forcing officials to make high-stakes decisions about how to prioritize limited resources. AI could help them process information to make those decisions faster. State of play: Jason Fallon, the U.S. Wildland Fire Service's division chief for wildland fire intelligence, told Axios that AI is ingrained in many areas of wildfire management nationally, including monitoring, detection, information dissemination and data transfer. - AI-powered cameras, satellite systems and…
AI is already helping detect and monitor wildfires. Now, researchers are exploring how it could help fire officials decide where to deploy crews across multiple fires. Why it matters: Studies show climate change is contributing to longer, more intense wildfire seasons , forcing officials to make high-stakes decisions about how to prioritize limited resources. AI could help them process information to make those decisions faster. State of play: Jason Fallon, the U.S. Wildland Fire Service's division chief for wildland fire intelligence, told Axios that AI is ingrained in many areas of wildfire management nationally, including monitoring, detection, information dissemination and data transfer. - AI-powered cameras, satellite systems and…Open
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On this episode of "On Balance," Kellie Meyer fills in for Leland Vittert and discusses how the war is going better than people are saying amid potential U.S. strikes on Iran tonight. Vice Admiral Robert Harward, Shelby Talcott and Glenn Ignazio weigh in. Meanwhile, the middle of America is up for grabs as the midterms draw near. Steve Cortes and Dan Turrentine examine the political landscape. Later, who will working-class voters cast their ballots for? Corbin Trent and former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich break down the fight for their votes. Also, there is still no verdict on the third day of deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. Brian Entin reports the latest. Plus, President Trump and Vice President Vance are at odds…
