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A man was caught on camera acting out the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at a memorial event hosted by Turning Point USA at Texas State University. The university's president has condemned the incident and stated that appropriate action will be taken.

The Cleveland Fire Chief was placed on paid administrative leave after sharing an "insensitive" and "incendiary" social media post in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination.

A Christian resident of Dearborn, Michigan, named Ted Barham, was told by the Muslim mayor, Abdullah Hammoud, that he is "not welcome" in the city after Barham raised concerns about new street signs honoring an Arab American News publisher.

Nationwide vigils were held to honor the slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk, but only a handful of House Democrats attended the congressional vigil, with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries stating he had a meeting.

The Social Security Administration Commissioner Frank Bisignano claimed that the agency is more transparent and performing better under the Trump administration than it did under the prior administration, and he pushed back against Senator Elizabeth Warren's accusations of a lack of transparency and cover-up.

ABC News reporter Matt Gutman described the text messages between suspected Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson and his transgender partner as "very touching," sparking criticism from many who found his comments inappropriate.

A new study found that adults who consume cannabis are nearly four times more likely to develop type 2 diabetes than those who don't, with researchers suggesting marijuana's effects on appetite, metabolism, and insulin resistance as a possible explanation.

Ellen DeGeneres was sued by a woman who claimed the former talk show host caused a vehicle collision in Santa Barbara County, alleging that DeGeneres "t-boned" her vehicle after failing to stop at a stop sign.

Indiana Fever stars Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham have been relegated to cheerleaders after suffering season-ending injuries, but they still made demonstrative gestures to officials during the Fever's playoff game against the Atlanta Dream, which the Fever went on to win.

Forrest Frank, a Christian singer, lost around 30,000 Instagram followers after posting a video about the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, but he doesn't regret it, saying he only wants followers who follow Jesus Christ.

The article discusses the details of President Trump's state visit to Windsor Castle, where he will be hosted by King Charles III. It highlights the pomp and pageantry planned for the event, including a state banquet, military honors, and the possibility of the Princess of Wales wearing a tiara.

Democrats will hold onto the legislative seat once held by the late Melissa Hortman, the former Democratic Minnesota House speaker who was killed in a political assassination, as the Democratic Party nominee Xp Lee defeated the Republican nominee Ruth Bittner in a special election.

Jimmy Kimmel criticized right-wing commentators for trying to claim the alleged assassin of Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk was not part of the "MAGA gang," and mocked President Trump's response to Kirk's death.

Jaime Lee Curtis was deeply affected by the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist, and expressed hope that he felt connected to his faith in his final moments, despite disagreeing with his ideas. Country singer Gavin Adcock believes Kirk's assassination has "awoken millions" of people who are not afraid to publicly support him.

The article discusses the development of the B-21 Raider, a new sixth-generation stealth bomber that is the most advanced in the world, and its importance in deterring Russia, China, and North Korea as they continue to modernize their military capabilities.

Legendary actor Robert Redford, known for films like "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," died at age 89 in his Utah home, prompting an outpouring of tributes from Hollywood stars.

The article discusses Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley's claims that the FBI's investigation into President Trump, called "Arctic Frost," was partisan in nature and targeted numerous Republican-affiliated organizations and individuals.

A man intentionally drove a car into the gate of the FBI's Pittsburgh field office in an act of terror.

Former Clinton advisor Mark Penn discusses how young voters are embracing New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, who pledges innumerable freebies and has called for "seizing the means of production," as an example of "pop Marxism" that is gaining popularity among Gen-Z voters who have been taught to blame capitalism.

Students at the University of North Carolina Wilmington defaced a tribute honoring conservative activist Charlie Kirk, and have been harassing fellow students who gathered to honor Kirk's life and legacy through a candlelight vigil.