Politics

Erika Kirk, widow of slain conservative leader Charlie Kirk, publicly forgave her husband’s killer during an emotional address.

Former West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin voiced his support for key elements of President Trump’s second-term agenda.

UC Berkeley released 160 names to President Trump’s Education Department in an antisemitism probe, sparking legal and political fallout.

Anti-Israel groups rally behind Tarek Bazrouk, who pleaded guilty to violent antisemitic attacks in NYC, sparking outrage.

Abigail Spanberger refuses to answer on bathroom access for biological males, giving Winsome Sears a clear opening.

Federal filings show Revolution Wind developers ignored national security and fisheries information requests.

President Trump has publicly denied a claim made in Kamala Harris’s new book that he privately praised her following the 2024 election.

Senator Rand Paul (R‑KY) strongly criticized comments by FCC Chairman Brendan Carr regarding ABC and Jimmy Kimmel, calling them “absolutely inappropriate.” Paul made his remarks on Meet the Press, arguing that Carr crossed a constitutional line by suggesting regulatory consequences for ABC in response to Kimmel’s controversial monologue about the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Police arrested an armed man posing as law enforcement outside Charlie Kirk’s Arizona memorial, intensifying security concerns.

On Sunday’s edition of Meet the Press, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro accused President Donald Trump of trying to silence dissenting voices, particularly in relation to recent events involving comedian Jimmy Kimmel. Shapiro expressed concern that removing Kimmel from the airwaves for making a joke about Trump—and then for criticizing his response—represents a dangerous precedent for free speech in America.