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Edition from 2025-04-18, 2 AM UTC

FSU Rampage Exposes Deputy’s Son as Campus Killer

Florida State University student Phoenix Ikner, the son of a Leon County sheriff’s deputy, allegedly used his mother’s service weapon to kill two and wound six in a deadly campus shooting, officials say

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Number 77% - Projected drop in Chinese exports to U.S. in 2025

Quote “[The government’s position] should be shocking to the intuitive sense of liberty of the American people” — 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals

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S&P 6,260 ↓ 0.33% • Dow 44,372 ↓ 0.63% • Nasdaq 20,586 ↓ 0.22% • Gold 3,364 ↑ 1.15% • BTC 117,861 ↑ 0.29%
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FSU Shooter Unmasked: Deputy’s Son Identified

Gunman Used Mom’s Service Weapon at FSU

Chilling Footage of Campus Rampage Surfaces

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