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AAPL
$342.94
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MSFT
$533.52
▲ 0.84%
GOOGL
$344.18
▲ 1.05%
AMZN
$262.45
▲ 4.98%
TSLA
$368.06
▲ 3.76%
META
$705.44
▼ 0.55%
NVDA
$217.09
▲ 1.38%
JPM
$333.53
▼ 1.82%

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Teen accused of killing stepsister on cruise turns self in to be charged as adult
Judge decides Timothy Hudson should face trial as an adult, though he will be held in an approved juvenile facilityA teenager charged with sexually assaulting and killing his 18-year-old stepsister on a Carnival Cruise ship turned himself over to the custody of federal authorities on Monday after a judge reversed his decision on pretrial release now that the teen is charged as an adult.The US attorney’s office in Miami confirmed that Timothy Hudson is in custody. US magistrate Judge Edwin Torres
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science  Jun 16, 2026

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