Thirteen hours after Thompson was shot and killed in Manhattan, his home was targeted with a bomb threat police later determined was a hoax.

An Iowan's success story is not just being forgotten, it's being buried through praise of his shooting death, writes Maddy McGarry.

Artificial intelligence (AI) accelerated an unfounded online rumor following the December 2024 fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Brian Thompson, 50, and his wife, Paulette “Pauley” Thompson, had been living in separate homes just a short distance from each other in Maple Grove ...

Thirteen hours after Thompson was shot and killed in Manhattan, his home was targeted with a bomb threat police later determined was a hoax.

Brian Thompson, 50, and his wife Paulette “Pauley” Thompson, had been living in separate homes less than a mile apart from each other in Maple Grove, Minnesota, for years, The Wall Street ...

On the same day they informed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's family of his murder in New York City, police in Maple Grove, Minn., also investigated a bomb scare at the slain executive's home.

Brian Thompson, 50, and his wife, Paulette “Pauley” Thompson, had been dwelling in separate homes less than a mile from each other in Maple Grove, Minnesota, for years, the Wall Street Journal ...

Thirteen hours after Thompson was shot and killed in Manhattan, his home was targeted with a bomb threat police later determined was a hoax.