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What to Know About Prosecution’s Evidence Against Charlie Kirk’s Alleged Assassin
Prosecutors presented evidence that accussed killer Tyler Robinson confessed in text messages to his roommate.
Officials Detail How They Thwarted Planned Attack at White House UFC Event
The White House hosted the high-profile event on June 14.
Platner Officially Exits US Senate Race
Graham Platner has denied sexual assault accusations against him.
DHS Deports Illegal Immigrant Pardoned By Minnesota of Child Sex Crimes
Minnesota’s Board of Pardons had granted the man’s clemency application last month, but Homeland Security deported him despite the pardon.
Hearing for Suspected Kirk Assassin Adjourned Until September
Earlier in the week, the court heard testimony from Tyler Robinson’s partner that alleged he’d confessed to the crime.
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Trump Says He Won’t Sign Major Housing Bill in Protest Against Inaction on Elections Law
The bipartisan bill is set to automatically become law at midnight even if Trump doesn’t sign the bill, as long it’s not vetoed before then.
National Endowment for Humanities, Freedom 250 Celebrate Winners of National American Heroes Student Art Contest
The competition was ‘a beautiful celebration of America’s past by the very young people who will be responsible for its future,’ said Second Lady Usha Vance.
California City Used Drones to Help Locate 1,300 Pounds of Illegal Fireworks on Fourth of July Weekend
Santa Ana police said it seized hundreds of pounds of illegal fireworks and handed out almost 200 citations.
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Three metro areas—San Francisco, Silicon Valley, and New York—accounted for nearly two-thirds of AI companies’ total office demand as of May.
Politicians Speak Out Against Potential Orange County ICE Facility
A federal warehouse lease led some locals to suspect Immigration and Customs Enforcement involvement.
RFK Jr. Plans to Create a List of Injuries Caused by COVID-19 Vaccines
The health secretary is planning to establish a table of injuries that would be covered by the government.
SBA Suspends 7,800 Wisconsin Borrowers Linked to $375 Million in Suspected Fraudulent Loans
More than 150,000 borrowers have so far been suspended in five states for over $10 billion in potential fraud.
Washington to Host World Leaders Meeting on Rising Political Terrorism Concerns
Ministers representing more than 60 countries will be invited to attend the counter-terrorism meeting in Washington on July 16.
Infections From Diarrhea-Causing Parasite Soar Past 1,000 in Michigan
More than 300 infections have also been recorded in other states.
113 Active Spies From Foreign Countries Arrested: FBI Director
In 2026, 62 Chinese spies were identified in the United States.
Maryland to Hold Special Session as State Democratic Leaders Announce Plans for Redistricting Referendum
Only one Maryland U.S. House seat—that of House Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Harris (R-Md.) in the west of the state—is held by a Republican.
Trump to Remove Syria From List of State Sponsors of Terrorism
Syria’s removal came after the relationship between the United States and Syria revived following a transition of power.
Some Fed Officials Think Higher Rates Warranted: Minutes
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh also has the backing for policy reforms.
Kentucky Gov. Beshear Requests Update on McConnell’s Health
The Kentucky governor requested Sen. McConnell’s office provide an update on the lawmaker’s health, citing concerns over his ‘ability to hold office.’
DOJ Warns State Election Officials Can Be Charged Over Noncitizen Voting
Election officials ‘could be subject to criminal liability,’ Harmeet Dhillon said.
ICE Officer Fatally Shoots Illegal Immigrant During Houston Arrest Operation
The Mexican national used his vehicle to try run over the agent during a targeted enforcement operation in Houston.
