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Manhunt Expands After New Footage Released in Brown University Shooting
Fresh surveillance intensifies the search after a deadly campus attack, as Washington braces for a presidential address, the economy shows cracks, and markets recalibrate.
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December 17, 2025
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Federal and state authorities widen the manhunt in the Brown University shooting as new video fuels urgency and public fear. Meanwhile, economic growth slows, aviation funding moves forward, and global diplomacy continues to test U.S. influence.
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Authorities say the footage shows the suspect’s movements before and after the attack that killed two students and wounded nine, urging the public to come forward.
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