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Police believe Fairfax shot his wife, Serena, after a domestic incident at their home in Annandale, Virginia, just outside Washington, D.C.
According to the police, the couple was involved in a messy divorce.
In January 2026, Justin Fairfax claimed that he was assaulted by his wife, but that claim was later proved untrue by cameras placed in the home.
Fairfax had two children, both teenagers, who were in the house at the time of the murder.
One of the children called the police after discovering his mother's body, at which time he told police he believed his father had stabbed his mother.
Justin Fairfax was later found deceased in another part of the home.
Fairfax served as Lieutenant Governor to Governor Ralph Northam from 2018 to 2022.
We'll have more on this story tomorrow morning.
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The new inflation numbers are in and they're not great.
Inflation last month increased by 0.9 percent, almost entirely due to the spike in oil prices.
It's the highest increase in three years.
Daily Wire senior editor Joel Needler has the numbers.
An immigration bill called the Dignidad Act that's being put forward by Florida Republican Maria Salazar is getting blowback for being what critics say is just another thinly veiled amnesty bill.
Texas Congressman Brandon Gill appeared on Wired and Live, hosted by Morning Wire regular Cabot Phillips, and blasted the bill this week.
Protesters in Ireland have been taking over the streets, demanding that the government step in to lower fuel costs.
Multiple days this week, protesters in cities across Ireland have deliberately clogged up thoroughfares and motorways with parked trucks and tractors.
As reported by Reuters, convoys of vehicles began converging on Dublin's city center and other towns and cities on Tuesday.
The protesters, including haulers and farmers, are complaining that a $250 million euro package to cut taxes on petrol and diesel for the short term
does not go far enough.