Things we learned from Kyle Rittenhouse's trial that challenge assumptions about the case
A jury selected to determine the fate of accused Kenosha, Wisconsin, shooter Kyle Rittenhouse has sat through nine days of testimony, video and arguments as to whether or not the 18-year-old should be convicted on any of the half-dozen charges.
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4 sourcesThe Supreme Court Is About to Open the Door to a Lot More Kyle Rittenhouse Situations
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Prosecutor argues Kyle Rittenhouse should have run away instead of shooting Joseph Rosenbaum
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2 sourcesAs the Media Focuses on Kyle Rittenhouse, Another Trial Should Also Have Your Attention
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3 articlesKyle Rittenhouse trial: sense of unease amid wait for verdict in Wisconsin
Kyle Rittenhouse trial: attorneys to make closing arguments before jury deliberates
Kyle Rittenhouse trial: yelling, tears and surprises reflect divided America
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4 developments- Nov 12, 2021Only right-leaning coverage:Kyle Rittenhouse: Big moments in trial of accused Kenosha shooter
- Nov 13, 2021Only center coverage:Kyle Rittenhouse trial: yelling, tears and surprises reflect divided America
- Nov 15, 2021November 15, 2021 Kyle Rittenhouse trial and closing arguments
- Nov 19, 2021Only center coverage:Things we learned from Kyle Rittenhouse's trial that challenge assumptions about the case
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