Donald and Melania Trump are living at the White House for a second time. The couple moved back to Washington after the former real estate mogul’s election win in November of last year, and, like ...
The manhunt for Charlie Kirk’s assassin didn’t just spark outrage — it also triggered a reward race that ballooned into more than $1.1 million. Now, one big question has everyone talking: could that money end ...
“American Pickers” star Mike Wolfe has faced a series of tough blows in recent years. After saying goodbye to his longtime friend Frank Fritz and closing his famous Nashville antique shop, Wolfe is now recovering ...
It’s been almost a week since the cold-blooded slaying of right-wing political activist Charlie Kirk, but the shocking nature of his assassination has meant that it has continued to dominate headlines. As is often the ...
On Friday, authorities announced they had 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, the man suspected of shooting Charlie Kirk, in custody. The investigation into the cold-blooded killing is ongoing, but on Sunday, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox revealed that ...
A shocking new chapter has emerged in the brutal killing of 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska, a Ukrainian refugee fatally stabbed on a North Carolina train last month. Now speaking from prison, the suspect claims the attack ...
Millions of people worldwide are mourning the death of Charlie Kirk after the conservative political influencer was shot and killed during a Utah Valley University event on Wednesday. Social media has been filled with rage ...
A New Jersey nurse says she was punished for speaking out against a doctor who allegedly celebrated the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk — and now she’s taking the hospital to court. The incident ...
Erika Kirk, widow of political influencer and right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, released a heartbreaking video at the weekend, days after her husband’s assassination. Kirk was speaking at a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley ...
The shockwaves from Charlie Kirk’s assassination are now hitting ordinary people — and some are paying with their jobs, according to reports. The backlash has swept up everyone from teachers and firefighters to journalists, politicians, ...