Las Vegas Cybertruck Explosion Not Linked to New Orleans Attack, Investigators Say
The Federal Bureau of Investigation said there was no link between the Tesla Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas Wednesday and the attack in New Orleans. The deadly events happened hours apart and were both being investigated as acts of terrorism.
Both the man inside the Cybertruck and the suspect who allegedly drove into a crowded New Orleans street served at Fort Bragg ...
The two incidents occurred just hours apart on New Year's Day and have raised fears of future attacks across the U.S.
President Joe Biden told the nation that federal authorities are looking into a possible link between deadly incidents in Las ...
FBI Deputy Assistant Director Christopher Raia said there was “no definitive link” between the attack in New Orleans and the ...
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Turo faces scrutiny after tragic incidents involving rented vehicles, raising questions about security measures and ...
An electric vehicle caught fire and exploded at the entrance of the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas ...
Sebastian Zapeta-Calil, accused of setting fire to a woman who was asleep on a New York City subway, will be arraigned on murder and arson charges. The Consumer Electronics Show, the largest tech ...
President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday ripped the US as a “disaster” and global “laughing stock” in the wake the deadly New ...
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Turo CEO reacts to Las Vegas Cybertruck bombing, New Orleans terror attackTuro CEO Andre Haddad has expressed outrage and heartbreak over two separate deadly incidents in Las Vegas and New Orleans, ...
The Tesla Cybertruck explosion suspect and the New Orleans driver both served at the same U.S. Army base, AP reports.
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