On this episode of "CUOMO Crime Time: Weekend Edition," host Chris Cuomo digs into two cases with experts who know how they were built, and how to break them down. First, the killing of Charlie Kirk and the case against Tyler Robinson. Joined by law professor Jules Epstein and defense attorney Mark Eiglarsh, Cuomo tests the conspiracy theories circulating online: the altered crime scene, claims of a second shooter, and questions surrounding the bullet while separating what's proven from what isn't. The panel then shifts toward making sense of what lies ahead and how it all could shape a jury. Chris then speaks with the Master Investigator on Turpin Case, Tom Salisbury, to examine Ohio's "House of Horrors," where four family members are…
Residents in Bordeaux in southwestern France are doing everything in their power to stop a wildfire that’s been burning for more than a week. The flames are too spread out for professional firefighters to be everywhere, so for now, civilian volunteers are the only thing standing between the fire and a major French city.
Inflation has been too high for too long, and the Federal Reserve should not count on it fading without further action. - That is the argument from the three Fed officials who dissented from the decision led by chairman Kevin Warsh to leave interest rates unchanged this week, preferring instead to raise them. Why it matters: Together, the dissents lay out a blueprint for the Fed's hawkish wing, arguing that repeated supply shocks paired with resilient demand have made inflation too persistent to fade on its own without tighter monetary policy. - The question in the months ahead is whether that argument persuades more policymakers, especially if inflation remains stubborn. - It is worth watching whether they turn out to have momentum…
