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The Daily Brief: Suspect in Brown University and MIT Killings Found Dead, Rams Lose Heartbreaker in Overtime, and more.
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Good Afternoon! It’s Friday, December 19.
Sunshine graced Los Angeles on Friday with moderate temperatures peaking at a high of 73°. As we head into the weekend, clouds are expected for Saturday with highs forecast of 70°.
Brown Shooting Suspect Found Dead, FBI Confirms Link to MIT Professor Killing
Authorities say the suspect in the deadly Brown University shooting that killed two students and wounded nine others was found dead in a New Hampshire storage unit. Investigators later confirmed the same individual was responsible for the fatal shooting of an MIT physics professor days later, linking the two attacks through shared academic history and surveillance evidence. Law enforcement says the investigation remains ongoing as questions persist about campus security and how the suspect evaded detection.

Rams Blow Late Lead, Fall to Seahawks in Overtime
The Rams let a commanding fourth-quarter lead slip away in a crushing overtime loss to the Seahawks, despite huge performances from Matthew Stafford and Puka Nacua. Los Angeles led 30-14 late but stalled on offense, missed a key field goal and watched Seattle rally behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s overtime score and a successful two-point conversion. The loss knocks the Rams out of the NFC’s top seed and likely sends them on the road for the wild-card round.
Trump Suspends Green Card Lottery After Brown and MIT Shootings
President Donald Trump has ordered an immediate suspension of the diversity visa green card lottery after authorities confirmed the suspect in the Brown University and MIT killings entered the US through the program. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said the move was made at Trump’s direction following revelations about the shooter’s immigration history. The decision is expected to face legal challenges, as the lottery is established by federal law, while investigators continue to examine the suspect’s actions and background.
The Langham Spreads Holiday Cheer From Pasadena to New York
With Christmas just around the corner, The Langham Hotels and Resorts are embracing the season with festive experiences on both coasts. In Pasadena, families can enjoy the beloved Teddy Bear Tea, a luxe Christmas Eve dinner at Royce Steakhouse and a grand holiday brunch, while The Langham New York offers Candy Cane Lane kids activities, carolers, a hot chocolate cart and an immersive Nutcracker Suite stay. From seasonal dining to family-friendly fun, The Langham delivers classic holiday magic with refined flair.
Diddy Escort Seeks Recognition as Crime Victim in Federal Case
Clayton Howard, identified in court filings as Victim #2 in the federal Mann Act charge against Sean Combs, has asked a judge to formally recognize his crime victim status. In a pro se filing, Howard claims prosecutors denied him access to case materials, notice of proceedings, and other rights guaranteed under federal law. He is asking the court to compel the US Attorney’s Office to acknowledge his status and include him in future proceedings as the case continues.

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