Straight from You: Why isn't Kirk's suspected killer charged with terrorism?

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First up, one viewer wants to know why the suspect in Charlie Kirk's killing is not facing terrorism or hate crime charges

All right, so here's the deal. Under federal law, there's no specific domestic terrorism crime, even if officials call it that

Politico notes that to trigger federal charges, a case usually has to involve federal property

a federal official, or a hate crime based on race, religion, gender, not political beliefs

In this case, Utah prosecutors have charged Tyler Robinson in state court with aggravated murder

which makes him eligible for the death penalty, plus he's facing other felonies

A former DOJ official told Politico there is no clear federal crime yet, but if evidence of protective bias emerges, that could change

Hope that helps. A viewer wanted to know why Egypt does not just take in Gazans by just ceding land to the refugees

Egypt's answer is a firm no. President el says forcing Gazans into Sinai which is in northeast Egypt would erase Palestinian claims to a future state The Rafa crossing into Egypt remains aid only not relocation

Egypt and Jordan have both rejected resettlement proposals, warning it would destabilize their countries and undermine a two-state solution

So while Egypt does have territory, the political red line remains clear

No permanent resettlement of throngs of people outside Gaza. And finally, we see your questions about that story we brought you yesterday on bringing back the dodo

This viewer asked, what's the benefit, and could it be dangerous? Colossal Biosciences says it's one step closer, growing pigeon germ cells to eventually create a dodo-like bird

The plan involves using gene-edited chickens as surrogates and eventually reintroducing the offspring into protected reserves in Mauritius, the bird's native habitat in the Indian Ocean

But experts warn this won't be a true dodo, just a generic lookalike

And some scientists argue the buzz around de-extinction may divert money from protecting actual endangered species

The company says dodo chicks could hatch within five to seven years