The man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk will stand trial for aggravated murder, a judge ruled Tuesday — and he could face the death penalty if he’s found guilty. Prosecutors said the evidence against 23-year-old Tyler Robinson is overwhelming and argued that he’s eligible for the death penalty because he put many others in harm’s way by allegedly firing a shot at Kirk at a packed college campus event. Robinson’s defense team said there’s no solid evidence linking him to the

MO3 MURDER TRIAL Police interviewed alleged hitman Kewon White after his arrest. Video of the interview was shown to the jury on Tuesday. White is accused of killing Dallas rapper MO3 for rap rival Yella Beezy.