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Alex Jones Testifies in the Sandy Hook Defamation Trial (Part One)
Alex Jones took the stand testifying in his own defense Tuesday. Jones was found liable for defamation in this case by default and is currently on trial to determine what amount of damages he must pay to the parents of a Sandy Hook victim.
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BREAKING NEWS Manhunt underway after stabbing spree leaves 10 dead, 15 hurt in Canada
At least 10 people are dead and 15 injured after a series of stabbing attacks in an indigenous community in Canada on Sunday, authorities confirmed.
Authorities in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan are searching for Damien Sanderson and Myles Sanderson, after the two allegedly conducted the massacre in multiple locations on the James Smith Cree Nation and in the village of Weldon, northeast of Saskatoon.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Saskatchewan said that while some of the victims appear to have been targeted, others were "believed to be attacked randomly." A motive for the stabbing attack was not immediately clear.
The two men are still on the loose, and police have advised area residents to shelter in place and keep an eye out for the suspects, both of whom have black hair and brown eyes.
The duo are believed to be driving a black Nissan Rogue, though it is possible they could have switched vehicles. Their direction of travel was not known.

Reports of Active Shooter at IRS Building In Memphis
TENNESSEE – There were unconfirmed reports of a shooting at an IRS building in Memphis Thursday.
A large police response was seen at the facility — located at 5333 Getwell Road.
The Memphis police department later released a statement saying, ‘no incident has occurred that would cause harm to the public.’
“Be advised that we are experiencing several calls regarding various activities that are reportedly occurring within the City of Memphis. Officers are responding to every call; however, no incident has occurred that would cause harm to the public. If any incident is found to be true and could effect the public, we will advise.
As always, we will continuously provide information to the public on our social media platforms. We will also work with our media partners. We encourage community members to remain alert and vigilant; however, also remain calm until official notification has been made by a law enforcement agency.”
The scare comes a day after a man killed 4 people during a shooting that he streamed on Facebook live

Suspects at large after stabbing spree kills 10 in Saskatchewan, RCMP say FULL CONFERENCE
Saskatchewan RCMP said Sunday afternoon that 10 people had been killed and 15 injured on James Smith Cree Nation and in Weldon, Sask. after a stabbing spree took place earlier that day.
Police said they were still searching for two suspects, identified as Damien Sanderson and Myles Sanderson, and asked residents to be vigilant and not approach the two men.
They added that it is believed some of the victims were targeted, while others were attacked at random.
Regina Police Chief Evan Bray spoke Sunday about the variation of photos that had been released on Sunday and those being circulated on social media, saying it was important during an investigation that consistent photos are used that are "reflective of what we believe the suspects look like."
He said it was "safe to say" there would be several photos available with "different facial hair, those types of things," but at this point, there was no reason to believe the current photos released were not accurate.
A dangerous persons province-wide alert has also been extended to Manitoba and Alberta.
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Queen Elizabeth II dies aged 96 at Balmoral
Her Majesty is succeeded by her eldest son and heir, the Prince of Wales, who becomes King Charles III
Queen Elizabeth II has died, Buckingham Palace announced on Thursday.
Britain's longest-reigning monarch passed away at the age of 96, after 70 years on the throne.
She is succeeded by her eldest son and heir, the Prince of Wales, who becomes King Charles III.
Her Majesty's death comes after one of the most significant periods of her reign, in which she rallied the nation during the coronavirus pandemic, and felt the affection of her people as she returned to public life after the death of her beloved Prince Philip and celebrated her Platinum Jubilee year.
The Queen was last pictured in public formally appointing the new Prime Minister, Liz Truss, at Balmoral on Tuesday. She postponed a virtual Privy Council meeting the following day after being advised by doctors to rest.
On Thursday, Buckingham Palace announced that she was under medical supervision at Balmoral after her doctors became "concerned" about her health.
The Queen had enjoyed remarkably good health until her mid-90s, where she scaled back her public appearances after suffering mobility problems and illness that required her to rest.
As she increasingly suffered from what Buckingham Palace described as "episodic mobility problems", she was compelled to miss events, including the State Opening of Parliament, service of Remembrance at the Cenotaph and the Commonwealth Day service. In February, she contracted Covid-19 amid an outbreak at Windsor Castle.
Through it all, she maintained her devotion to her constitutional duties and was regularly photographed holding meetings in person and via videolink from Windsor.
The announcement of her death marks the start of national mourning, with the Royal court to spend one month officially honouring her memory.
Across the country, union flags will be lowered, church services held, and condolence books offered for members of the public to pay their respects during the most seismic institutional change of most of their lifetimes.
Her Majesty's many admirers are expected to be welcomed to commemorate her life over the coming 10 days, during a lying in state at Westminster Hall, a funeral at Westminster Abbey and a spectacular ceremonial procession to her final resting place at St George's Chapel, Windsor.
Buckingham Palace will release official arrangements for the funeral in the coming days, after they have been signed off by the new King.
New era begins under King Charles
While the nation mourns the Queen, it will also mark the beginning of a new reign as a new era of monarchy begins under King Charles.
The Accession Council will now meet in St James's Palace to agree the formal proclamation of the new King, which will be announced to the public from a balcony in the Palace's Colour Court.
Charles is expected to be present at the meeting to take a religious oath, in what is expected to be the first time the historic ceremony has been televised live.
While mourning his mother, he will go on to tour the United Kingdom and meet the public to thank them for their support of his family.
Members of the family, including the Queen’s four children, their spouses, the Cambridges and the Sussexes, will rally around in the coming days to mourn the late Queen and support the new King in what will be the most significant public mourning since George VI.
King Charles III is the oldest person in British history to become monarch. He long ago passed the previous record holder, William IV, who was 64 when he became king in 1830.
He already held the record of being the longest-serving heir apparent, having been first in line to the throne since he was three years old.
Operation London Bridge is instigated
Buckingham Palace will now instigate Operation London Bridge, its codename for the Queen's funeral plans.
The funeral is expected to take place in 10 days' time, before which the Queen's body will lie in state in Westminster Hall in the Houses of Parliament, where the public will be able to pay their respects.
The Queen overtook Queen Victoria as Britain’s longest-serving monarch in September 2015.
She will go down in history as one of the nation's greatest sovereigns, having steered the country through the Cold War, given counsel to 15 prime ministers and built the Commonwealth into an organisation whose membership grew throughout her reign.
After navigating difficult times for the Royal family, affection and loyalty for her was at a high in her latter years in which she was viewed as the grandmother of the nation and a beacon of stability.
Like her mother, Queen Elizabeth, who lived to the age of 101, the Queen enjoyed such good health throughout her life that she rarely missed any public engagement.
It was only at the age of 95 that she was obliged to take an extended break from Royal...