Washington — The Missouri state legislature on Friday passed a plan to redraw the state’s congressional maps and potentially add another Republican-leaning House seat, the latest state to join a nationwide redistricting push backed by President Trump. The state Senate passed the redistricting plan Friday, sending it to the desk of Republican Gov. Mike Kehoe,
In an emotional appeal to young Americans, Cox spoke of the importance of respecting others who hold opposing views and warned that if there cannot safely be a “clash of ideas,” there can not be solutions to the nation’s problems. “This is certainly about the tragic death, assassination, political assassination of Charlie Kirk, but it
The U.S. Secret Service put on leave an agent who expressed negative opinions on social media about slain conservative influencer Charlie Kirk and revoked his security clearance, two U.S. officials said. Anthony Pough wrote in a Facebook post Wednesday that Kirk had “spewed hate and racism on his show … at the end of the
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at Utah Valley University on Wednesday as he addressed a large crowd at an outdoor debate. Officials described it as a “targeted attack,” and it drew condemnation from both sides of the political aisle as authorities launched a massive search for the suspect. On Friday, officials announced
In an emotional appeal to young Americans, Cox spoke of the importance of respecting others who hold opposing views and warned that if there cannot safely be a “clash of ideas,” there can not be solutions to the nation’s problems. “This is certainly about the tragic death, assassination, political assassination of Charlie Kirk, but it
President Donald Trump said a suspect had been taken into custody in the killing of Charlie Kirk at an event at Utah Valley University. Kirk, a prominent conservative activist who co-founded the right-wing advocacy group Turning Point USA, was 31. Mr. Trump said on “Fox and Friends” Friday morning that the suspect’s capture would be announced
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise said Thursday that “we cannot let what happened yesterday be the norm,” as he decried political violence in the aftermath of Kirk’s death. “Unfortunately, we’ve seen politics degrading where some people feel if they disagree with you politically, they’ve got to try to go and eliminate those people,” Scalise said