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Luigi Mangione admits to killing CEO

Luigi Mangione admits to killing CEO
NBC News Friday 14 August 2026, 23:07 UTC 1 min read
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Granddaughter drives through the night to surprise grandma at final chemo treatment 01:15 Pregnant women having to travel further to deliver 02:37 USS Abraham Lincoln to head home amid concerns about living conditions 01:33 Luigi Mangione expected to plead guilty in federal case 02:23 Missing women believed dead, linked to Philadelphia home 01:20 New evacuations from intense flooding 02:04 Custody battle between biological parents and surrogate 01:52 Fever coach Stephanie White fires back at...

Granddaughter drives through the night to surprise grandma at final chemo treatment 01:15 Pregnant women having to travel further to deliver 02:37 USS Abraham Lincoln to head home amid concerns about living conditions 01:33 Luigi Mangione expected to plead guilty in federal case 02:23 Missing women believed dead, linked to Philadelphia home 01:20 New evacuations from intense flooding 02:04 Custody battle between biological parents and surrogate 01:52 Fever coach Stephanie White fires back at critics after controversial foul 01:33 Once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse sweeps across Europe 01:47 Desperate search for earthquake survivors 01:31 Midwest flash flood emergency triggers rescues 02:06 Two killed in military helicopter crash in Texas 00:40 ICE purchases ‘zap gloves’ to use on non-compliant suspects 01:44 Ring video shows moments person appears to set fire to home 01:20 Desperate search for survivors after deadly Colombia earthquake 02:17 New bodycam of missing tubers rescue 01:32 New York court prepares for high-profile Mangione trial 00:57 Nightly News Luigi Mangione admits to killing CEO 02:44 Copied Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty in federal court to stalking charges. He also admitted that he shot United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, but did not express remorse for the crime. NBC News’ Stephanie Gosk reports.Aug. 14, 2026
Luigi Mangione (PERSON) Granddaughter (PERSON) 02:23 Missing (PERSON) Philadelphia (LOCATION) Stephanie White (PERSON) Europe (LOCATION) Midwest (LOCATION) Texas (LOCATION) Colombia (LOCATION) New York (LOCATION) Mangione (PERSON) 02:44 (PERSON) United Healthcare (ORG) Brian Thompson (PERSON) NBC News (ORG)
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