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A 23-year-old is dead after getting into a fight outside a popular cheesesteak restaurant in the City of Brotherly love, officials say. 

Apparently, a dispute over football quickly escalated and ended in gunfire before the men could order their food at Pat’s King of Steaks. 

“They were arguing and it turned into a fight,” said the restaurant’s general manager. “One guy grabbed the other guy and got him in a grip, and the other guy pulled out a gun and shot him in the torso. It was one shot. The cops came right away.”

The suspect was apprehended at Independence Hall, while the victim died of his wound in a nearby hospital. 

“My employees are pretty shaken up,” the owner said. 

Apparently, the restaurant was closed for only a few hours as authorities investigated.

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A man who called himself an “incel” — or “involuntary celibate” — had been planning a mass shooting at an Ohio University that targeted sorority women, officials say. 

According to a statement released by the Department of Justice: “The incel movement is an online community of predominantly men who harbor anger towards women. Incels seek to commit violence in support of their belief that women unjustly deny them sexual or romantic attention to which they believe they are entitled.” 

Investigators determined that the suspect, 21-year-old Tres Genco, had written a manifesto that detailed his “hatred, jealousy and revenge.” He’d apparently planned to kill “3,000 people.” 

He’d also possessed a machine gun illegally, officials say. What else do we know about this case right now? 

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So much for a nationwide pastime. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback seems pretty committed to using football as yet another way to divide the country.  

Tom Brady, who visited the White House Tuesday to celebrate another Super Bowl victory, used the opportunity as a way to mock millions of Americans. He took jabs at those of us who continue to doubt President Joe Biden’s path to “victory” in 2020. Many of us rightly believe that last year’s election was rigged, and Brady seemed to enjoy making fun of that fact.  

“Not a lot of people, you know, think that we could’ve won,” he said. “In fact, I think about 40 percent of the people still don’t think we won.” 

For the record, Brady, it’s a lot more than 40%. 

As if that weren’t bad enough, he also joked about other concerns Americans have about the current president — namely, his cognitive decline.  

Why is it so challenging for athletes to stick to what they do best? Why bring politics into a sport that is supposed to bring Americans together?

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Less than 24 hours after its installation, a barn collapsed in Iowa, killing 40-year-old Andy Kaufman and his nine-year-old son, Beckett. The structure had been sitting on a trailer before it was moved to a concrete pad, a neighbor said. Kaufman would have taught his five children about responsibility as they cared for the animals that would have been housed there.  

“What everybody needs to know is that Andy was so overly cautious with anything with his kids,” Trey Nuss said. “There’s no way if there was any danger that Andy saw that he would have had his kids anywhere near it.” 

He added: “[Kaufman] liked the hobby farming, if you want to call it that. The biggest reason he was doing all of it was for the kids.” 

After the tragedy last week, the community has come out in droves to support Kaufman’s wife, Brook, and their four other kids.  

A GoFundMe account has also been set up to help the family.

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Stock futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average indicated gains this morning, while futures on the Nasdaq fell. 

Yesterday the Dow climbed 1.6%, while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq logged 1.5% gains. The world’s most popular digital currency also inched back above $30,000 today. 

Meanwhile, shares of Johnson & Johnson and Coca-Cola increased 1% and 2%, respectively, in the premarket after both companies logged better-than-expected corporate earnings. Netflix stock was muted, however, after the company reported weak earnings but strong subscriber growth. United Airlines saw its shares soar approximately 1%.

And the leader of the World Health Organization recently cautioned that the world is on the precipice of another virus wave.

What else should you be aware of this morning? 

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A Florida homeowner returned to his house to a strange sight. Clothes were littered across the lanai, and a naked woman was in his pool, authorities say. 

When deputies responded to the scene, they asked her to put her clothes back on and get out of the pool. She told them to leave her alone and refused their requests again and again. Eventually, she got dressed, but officials say she still resisted arrest and said she wasn’t planning on going anywhere. 

The 42-year-old woman was eventually identified through jail booking photos upon her arrival at the Charlotte County Jail. 

Heather A. Kennedy now faces charges related to trespass and resisting arrest. What else do we know about this strange story right now? 

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