Bryan Kohberger pleaded guilty to four counts of first-degree murder after the prosecution and defense reached a plea agreement.

Trump says he would have ‘forced’ Bryan Kohberger to explain why he killed and ‘steal these innocent souls’ - The White House shared their condolences to the families of the four slain Idaho college students.

Bryan Kohberger, a man who confessed to killing four University of Idaho students, is set to be sentenced on July 23. The day will also mark an end of a grueling three years for the families. Now, President Donald Trump is weighing in.

President Donald Trump had a message for the judge about to sentence Bryan Kohberger: make him talk. "These were vicious murders, with so many questions left unanswered," Trump said. "There are no explanations.

President Donald Trump talked about the case on social media days before Bryan Kohberger is scheduled to be sentenced after pleading guilty in the 2022 killings.

Donald Trump would've used his lasso of truth to make Bryan Kohberger spill on the motive for his heinous crimes ... so says the White House Press Secretary.

President Trump said in part that before Kohberger is sentenced, he hopes the judge makes Kohberger explain his motive behind the murders.

Families of the four students stabbed to death in a home near the University of Idaho campus shared emotional statements during the defendant's sentencing. Bryan Kohberger was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison without parole.

U.S. news to know today includes the sentencing of Bryan Kohberger for the murder of four Idaho college students, President Donald Trump's visit to the federal reserve, and plans for a massive immigrant detention center in Texas.

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