West Coast States Break with CDC on Vaccine Guidelines
California, Oregon and Washington defy CDC’s new vaccine guidelines after controversial agency revisions led by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
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Fed’s Two-Day Meeting Takes a Trump-Style Plot Twist
The U.S. Federal Reserve’s Sept. 16 meeting is clouded by Trump’s board appointments and challenges as it weighs a key interest rate cut impacting global markets.
Utah Charges Suspect in Charlie Kirk Shooting with Aggravated Murder
Utah prosecutors have charged Tyler Robinson with aggravated murder in the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, as they pursue the death penalty and a September court date is set.
Harsh Political Talk Seen Fueling Violence in U.S. Poll
Two-thirds of Americans say harsh political rhetoric fuels violence, 79% see less tolerance, and 71% call society broken, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds.
Utah Charges Suspect in Charlie Kirk Murder
Utah prosecutors have formally charged a suspect in the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, marking a major step in this high-profile case.
Appeals Court Pauses Trump’s Ouster of Fed Governor Lisa Cook
A U.S. appeals court blocks Trump’s attempt to remove Fed governor Lisa Cook, keeping her in place for this week’s FOMC meeting as the case heads toward the Supreme Court.
Trump Honors Charlie Kirk During 9/11 Memorial
President Trump and officials honored the late Charlie Kirk as a ‘giant of his generation’ during a 9/11 Pentagon ceremony and announced a posthumous Medal of Freedom.
Charlie Kirk Shooting Sparks Fears of Vicious Spiral in U.S. Political Violence
Experts warn the shooting of Charlie Kirk could fuel a ‘vicious spiral’ in U.S. political violence, with attacks doubling this year and sparking fears of wider unrest.
Trump Orders Flags Half-Mast to Honor Charlie Kirk
President Trump orders U.S. flags at half-mast until Sept 14, 2025 to honor Charlie Kirk after his tragic death at Utah Valley University.
Supreme Court OKs Trump’s Immigration Detentions Without Suspicion
The US Supreme Court has OK’d detaining immigrants without ‘reasonable suspicion’, boosting Trump’s immigration crackdown and sparking debates over constitutional rights.