An autopsy confirmed Gabby Petito’s remains. President Joe Biden urged foreign leaders to work together at the U.N. General Assembly. And COVID-19 …
An autopsy confirmed Gabby Petito’s remains. President Joe Biden urged foreign leaders to work together at the U.N. General Assembly. And COVID-19 has killed as many in the United States as the Spanish flu over a century ago. ???? Hey! Laura here with Tuesday’s news, just for you. The Short List is a snappy USA TODAY news roundup. Subscribe to the newsletter here or text messages here. The remains found near Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park are those of missing blogger Gabby Petito, an autopsy confirmed Tuesday. The Teton County coroner confirmed the remains are Petito and initially ruled her death a homicide. The official cause of death is pending final autopsy results, the FBI said. Authorities in Florida returned Tuesday to a sprawling wilderness preserve, wetlands and recreation area, searching for Petito’s fiance and hoping to unravel the mystery of her death. Brian Laundrie,23, has been labeled the sole person of interest in what began as a missing person case for Petito,22. On Monday, FBI agents and police searched for clues in the North Port, Florida, home the couple had been sharing with Laundrie’s parents. The FBI declined to provide details on the search by at least a dozen law enforcement officers, but agents removed several boxes and towed away a car. Laundrie and Petito packed up a van in July and began a cross-country adventure. But Laundrie returned home alone Sept.1. President Joe Biden used his maiden speech at the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday to declare the U.S. was shifting from „relentless war“ to „relentless diplomacy“ as he urged foreign leaders to meet what he said were the greatest challenges facing the world: the coronavirus pandemic and climate change.
