A weeklong court hearing continues in Provo, Utah, as lawyers for Tyler Robinson—accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk—press challenges to DNA evidence presented by prosecutors. Prosecutors say DNA results link Robinson to a suspected murder weapon, but the defense argues the testing and its reliability should be questioned. During the hearing, defense attorneys continue examining the methods and conclusions drawn from the DNA analysis, including by questioning a DNA analyst. The Independent reports that defense lawyers are expected to keep disputing the DNA findings, while City News Toronto, citing AP reporting, describes that a defense team member interrogates the analyst as part of ongoing efforts to undermine the evidentiary value of the DNA. The coverage focuses on the dispute over how the DNA evidence was obtained, tested, and interpreted, rather than on any final outcome in the case. The hearing is set to continue Wednesday.