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Media ‘dropped the ball’ on Charlie Kirk assassination coverage: Joe Concha

Washington Examiner Senior Writer Joe Concha criticized the people who celebrated Charlie Kirk’s death and said the media “dropped the ball” on its coverage of the conservative activist’s assassination. Concha specifically slammed CBS and MSNBC’s coverage of Kirk’s assassination. “The media has, on this, dropped the ball completely,” Concha said Monday on Fox News’s Jesse […]

Charlie Kirk shooting suspect faces seven charges, prosecutors seek death penalty

Utah County prosecutors filed seven felony charges on Tuesday against Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a Utah Valley University campus event last week, and said they would seek the death penalty. Prosecutors also said Robinson’s political ideology had moved to the left prior to the attack. Utah County […]

Londoners cheekily react to Trump’s red carpet welcome: ‘You’ve got to do what you’ve got to do’

LONDON — Many Londoners view the British government’s rolling out the red carpet for President Donald Trump as a necessity. Trump’s last state visit to the United Kingdom came during the tail end of his first term, when most European leaders allowed their apparent disdain for the president to bleed into diplomacy. But in Trump’s second term, his European […]

WATCH LIVE: Utah prosecutors announce charges against Kirk suspect Tyler Robinson

Utah state prosecutors are hosting a press conference on Tuesday to announce the charges against the suspected shooter in the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Tyler Robinson. FBI INVESTIGATING MORE THAN 20 PEOPLE IN DISCORD GROUP TIED TO CHARLE KIRK MURDER SUSPECT Federal investigators said on Monday they linked the suspect’s DNA to evidence from the […]

‘Straight line’ from woke culture to Kirk slaying: Democratic pollster

As the post-Charlie Kirk assassination debate intensifies over the Left’s claim that the Right is just as much to blame for political violence, there is new polling that shows voters believe Democrats and their woke cancel culture are more threatening to critics — and the existence of their own party. Independent voters, seen as the […]

Utah Supreme Court upholds new congressional map be drawn this month

The Utah Supreme Court on Monday denied the state legislature’s push to keep its congressional map in place for the 2026 midterm elections, upholding a lower court order that lawmakers must present a new map by Sept. 25. A district court ruled last month that the state’s current map was unconstitutionally drawn by the Republican-controlled […]

Josh Shapiro calls on White House to not ‘cherry-pick’ political violence to condemn

Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) condemned political violence on Tuesday and called for the White House not to “cherry-pick” instances on the left to condemn. Shapiro, who is Jewish, opened his remarks at the Eradicate Hate Summit in Pittsburgh by sharing his personal connection with political violence when his home, the Pennsylvania governor’s residence, was set on fire […]

Cleveland Public Library scammed out of $400,000

(The Center Square) – The Cleveland Public Library transferred almost $400,000 to a fake vendor as part of a payment redirect scam, State Auditor Keith Faber said Tuesday. Faber said the library failed to adopt proper internal controls that would have detected the scheme. More than a year ago, Faber issued a bulletin to all […]

FCC chairman defends free speech rights after Kirk assassination fuels calls for censorship of online debate

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr on Tuesday rejected efforts to crack down on online discourse, arguing U.S. citizens are entitled to nearly absolute freedom of speech under the Constitution. “I think you can draw a pretty clear line, and the Supreme Court has done this for decades, that our First Amendment, our free speech […]

IL legislator: New public defender law adds costs, takes away local control

(The Center Square) – A new Illinois law creates a statewide office to address public defender staffing gaps, but critics warn of higher costs and added bureaucracy without guaranteed improvements. State Rep. Patrick Windhorst, R-Metropolis, who voted against House Bill 3363, voiced concerns about the potential costs and the shift away from local control. “Staffing issues […]
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