Donald Trump’s first vice president snags new job
Mike Pence brings his conservative philosophy and public service experience to George Mason University's Schar School of Policy and Government as new professor.
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Senate Republicans brand looming crisis a ‘Schumer Shutdown’ as Democrats dig in
Senate Republicans criticize Democrats for opposing their seven-week government funding extension after Democrats supported 13 similar measures under former President Joe Biden.
Trump, Vance, other prominent political figures to speak at Sunday stadium event honoring Charlie Kirk
The president, vice president, and other figures are slated to deliver remarks at State Farm Stadium during an event honoring Charlie Kirk
Trump and first lady to get King Charles royal treatment at Windsor Castle
President Donald Trump will participate in a royal carriage procession with King Charles III at Windsor Castle as part of historic second state visit.
Pentagon speech crackdown on anti-Kirk posts echoes 2021 drive against right-wing extremism
Military extremism policies established after the Jan. 6 Capitol riot now target officers who appear to cheer political assassination on social media platforms.
White House unveils letter President Donald Trump will send to new US citizens
Following the naturalization ceremony, U.S. citizens will receive a congratulatory letter from President Donald Trump.
Squad member gives blunt response when asked why Dems are celebrating political violence after Kirk’s death
Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., denied Democrat voters have been celebrating Charlie Kirk’s assassination, even as professionals across various sectors are facing repercussions for doing so.
Why Trump is suing the New York Times, his white whale, without citing mistakes
President Trump, ever fixated on the New York Times, is now suing the paper for $15 billion with no clear trigger – the latest he's levied against the press since retaking office.
Ted Cruz says hate speech ‘absolutely’ protected by First Amendment following Charlie Kirk’s assassination
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, said a person cannot be prosecuted for speech but that he supports other consequences for celebrating the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Minnesota House deadlocked after Democrats win special election to fill seat of slain lawmaker
Special election victory by Democrat Xp Lee restores Minnesota House power-sharing deal after replacing seat of assassinated former speaker Melissa Hortman.