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Turning Point USA has named Erika Kirk as its new CEO, following the recent assassination of her husband. Kirk, who previously worked alongside her spouse, will now lead the organization, which is known for its conservative policies and advocacy.

Ryan Routh, accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump, has decided not to testify in his trial, indicating the defense may be concluding its case. The news highlights ongoing legal and political developments, including Trump’s Fed governor and tensions over free speech.

Mikey McCoy discusses Charlie Kirk’s influence on conservative media and politics during an interview on ‘The Story’.

The Parliament proposed adapting the Civil Code to European standards for regulating private relations. This initiative aims to modernize legal frameworks and improve international cooperation.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) condemns New York Magazine’s cover story claiming Corey Lewandowski, not Kristi Noem, leads the agency.Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin called it ‘libelous’ and ‘lazy,’ accusing the magazine of spreading ‘anonymous gossip.’ The article also highlights Noem’s security threats due to her immigration policies, which the DHS defends as efforts to…

Comedian Bill Maher and director Rob Reiner debated on Maher’s podcast about whether the political left and right in the U.S. should continue engaging with each other. The discussion highlighted the growing divide in American politics and the challenges of finding common ground.

Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative figure and founder of the College Republicans, recently attended a memorial service for a fallen soldier. The event took place amid ongoing debates over immigration policy in the United States.

North Carolina Republican leaders have proposed a sweeping criminal justice reform package, named ‘Iryna’s Law,’ following the fatal stabbing of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on a light-rail train in Charlotte. The legislation aims to overhaul pretrial release and bail policies, enhance accountability for judges, and reintroduce the death penalty for heinous crimes.

Kamala Harris’ book release and the Charlie Kirk memorial event have converged with discussions about immigration policy and ICE agents’ roles. These developments highlight the ongoing political climate centered on immigration and national security.

Moldova is set to hold its most important parliamentary election in history on September 28. This upcoming vote has drawn significant attention due to its potential impact on the country’s political and economic landscape.

Moldovan authorities have conducted extensive raids targeting 25, sites suspected of being linked to Russian interference efforts. Igor Dodon, a former president and leader of the pro-Russian Patriotic Electoral Bloc, reported that some members of his party were among those targeted.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has highlighted significant differences between regular forces and assault troops, leading to the decision to create Assault Troops as a separate branch. Major Andriy Kovalev, the spokesperson, explained that this move is a logical step in adapting to modern warfare.

New York attorney Thomas Kenniff, who defended Daniel Penny, the subway hero who was acquitted of murder in 2, has condemned the progressive left’s ‘homicidal policies’ for allowing repeat offenders to be freed too easily. The Charlotte stabbing case involving an ex-convict underscores these concerns, prompting a reexamination of criminal justice reform.

Officials in Berlin have repeatedly spoken about the need to prepare for a war, while Moscow has denied any aggressive intentions. Surgeon General Ralf Hoffmann emphasized that the military is looking at hospital trains and buses as it considers its potential needs.

European defense ministers are set to discuss the development of a ‘drone wall’ to enhance security along the eastern border of the EU.

U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz warned Russia that America will defend every inch of NATO territory. This came after Russian jets entered Estonian airspace, escalating tensions with NATO.

Pakistani police claim to have carried out a raid against a suspected Taliban bomb factory in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, resulting in over 20 casualties. The military has not confirmed the operation, raising questions about its authenticity.

Russia has declared its intention to continue adhering to the New START nuclear arms reduction treaty beyond its scheduled expiration in early February. Putin’s announcement underscores the potential for renewed diplomatic engagement on arms,

Disney has announced that ABC’s ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ will return on Tuesday after a brief suspension. The suspension was prompted by Kimmel’s controversial remarks about the alleged assassin of Charlie Kirk, which sparked backlash and FCC threats.

The Supreme Court upheld President Trump’s decision to fire FTC commissioner Rebecca Slaughter, signaling the court’s intent to revisit a 90-year-old precedent. The 6-3 ruling sets the stage for a December hearing on the broader implications of presidential power over independent agencies.

The ICRC has expressed dissatisfaction with the current level of access to detention facilities by both Russia and Ukraine, calling for full access to all detainees including prisoners of war and civilians. The organization continues to request access at all levels to ensure proper treatment and conditions under international humanitarian law.

The View co-hosts criticized the Trump administration over the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show, avoiding direct criticism of ABC. They emphasized free speech protections and warned against government overreach, drawing parallels to authoritarian tactics.

Israeli ministers in Benjamin Netanyahu’s government have called for the immediate annexation of the occupied West Bank, as the UK, Canada, Portugal, and Australia formally recognized Palestine. The move comes amid the UN General Assembly’s recent support for a two-state solution, with the US, Israel, and eight Pacific island nations opposing the stance. Netanyahu has…

Finland’s President Alexander Stubb has urged the EU to be ready to confront Russia if security guarantees are given to Ukraine. Stubb emphasized that any assurances must carry real weight as deterrents, stressing that Russia would not accept them.

The Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine has labeled Russia’s use of drones to target civilians and destroy infrastructure as a crime against humanity. This assessment highlights the severe humanitarian impact on frontline communities in Ukraine, which have become uninhabitable due to these attacks.

New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has withdrawn from an upcoming WABC town hall to protest the indefinite suspension of Jimmy Kimmel’s show, calling the decision ‘authoritarian.’ The controversy stems from Disney’s announcement that Kimmel Live will be preempted indefinitely following comments by Charlie Kirk, a conservative commentator.

The Cabinet of Ministers has regulated the procedure for transferring training weapons from military units to the Centers for Training Citizens for National Resistance and centers for teaching the subject ‘Defense of Ukraine.’ This move aims to bolster national defense capabilities by equipping these centers with necessary resources.

President Donald Trump is set to announce a new initiative focused on advancing autism research and treatment during a live briefing.

Ukrainian Defense Forces continue operations on the Dobropillia axis, with advancing troops reported under Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrsky.

A viral video showing a small protest outside Charlie Kirk’s funeral has led to widespread misinformation about the demonstrators’ identities. Fact-checkers are working to verify the accuracy of online claims about those involved.

The View co-hosts criticized the Trump administration while avoiding criticism of ABC, focusing on the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel. The hosts expressed disapproval of the White House’s policies, highlighting tensions between the network and the administration.

Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has condemned the recent visit by African ambassadors to Crimea, which is under Russian occupation. The visit by diplomats from Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger took place from September 18 to 20 and has drawn criticism over the international recognition of Crimea’s status.

President Donald Trump and Elon Musk have been speculated to attend Charlie Kirk’s memorial service, sparking discussions about potential political and business collaborations. Dave Rubin’s podcast explores these rumors, highlighting the significance of their possible reunion.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt blamed Democrats for a potential government shutdown, which she claims will harm vulnerable groups. The administration seeks a straightforward funding solution that aligns with a previously approved budget, adjusted for inflation.

President Donald Trump will meet with top Democratic leaders, Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer, this week to address the looming federal government shutdown. The meeting, which has not been publicly announced, follows a letter from Democrats requesting the sitdown after prior attempts to arrange a meeting were denied by Republican leaders.

New York City Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani has decided to withdraw from an upcoming ABC town hall event following the suspension of late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel from the network. The move reflects ongoing tensions regarding media freedom and the responsibilities of public broadcasting.