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Donald Trump ‘safe and well’ after apparent assassination attempt | BBC News
Ryan Wesley Routh, 58, of Hawaii has been named by US media as the suspected gunman accused of assassination plot against Donald Trump.
Trump has said he is “safe and well” after what the FBI has described as a “second apparent assassination attempt” at his Florida golf course.
Secret Service agents spotted the barrel of a rifle poking through bushes on Sunday afternoon, officials said.
The FBI said Trump was 300-500 yards (275 to 455m) away at the time.
A witness reported seeing the suspect emerging from some bushes and jumping into a black Nissan car after the agents had fired at him a number of times.
The incident comes almost exactly two months after a gunman attempted to assassinate Trump at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, striking his ear.
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Iran warns of ‘heavier response’ after trading strikes with US in Strait of Hormuz | BBC News
Iran’s top negotiator warns of “a faster, heavier, and more painful response” to US attacks, after the sides traded strikes in the Strait …
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A year since the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, social media users are marking what has controversially become known as the ‘Kirkiversary’.
Far from the enduring political legacy many predicted, he has rather been immortalised as an icon of the internet, his image utterly ubiquitous in meme culture.
On this episode, Marianna and Matt discuss how Kirk’s life and death paved the way for an online resurrection few could have anticipated.
Top Comment is hosted by Marianna Spring and Matt Shea.
00:00 Introduction
00:42 Why this story is hard to cover
02:26 ‘The Kirkiversary’
04:29 Who was Charlie Kirk?
05:59 The Assassination
11:14 Life after Kirk
15:43 ‘Resurrection’ by meme?
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The BBC’s David Eades takes a look at the global reach of human trafficking.
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After the US returned to military strikes on Iran, and Tehran carried out retaliatory attacks across the Gulf, people across the region …
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