QUICKREADS

Charlie Kirk's ‘killer’ Tyler Robinson lived with transgender partner Lance Twiggs? What Utah Governor said
Utah Governor confirmed Tyler Robinson, Charlie Kirk's suspected killer, lived with a transgender romantic partner. Robinson was reportedly "deeply indoctrinated with leftist ideology" and not cooperating with investigators. The partner is assisting in the ongoing investigation.

Threatening note, text message confession: What FBI said about Charlie Kirk shooting suspect Tyler Robinson
FBI revealed suspect Tyler Robinson wrote a threatening note and sent a text message confessing to murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Motive remains unclear, and Robinson is in custody awaiting formal charges.
Who is Charlie Kirk's secret sister? Meet 29-year-old left-wing Bernie Sanders fan
Charlie Kirk's sister Mary, a 29-year-old Bernie Sanders supporter, diverges politically from her brother. A University of Illinois graduate working in art, she embraces left-wing views, contrasting with Charlie's conservative stance, but maintains family ties.

Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez calls for a ban on Israel in sports after Vuelta cycling race chaos
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called for Israel to be banned from sports events, likening its actions in Gaza to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This follows pro-Palestinian protests at the Vuelta cycling race in Madrid. Israeli officials condemned Sánchez as an antisemite. The International Cycling Union expressed concern over the political exploitation of sports, hinting at future implications for events involving Israeli participants.

Why has Hannah Einbinder received praise from Hamas? Here's what happened at 2025 Emmys
Hamas-linked media praised Hannah Einbinder for her Emmy speech supporting Palestine, censoring her image while highlighting her "Free Palestine" declaration. The Jewish actor distinguished Judaism from Israel's state policies, sparking controversy within the Jewish community.

Donald Trump threatens to take over DC police again over immigration enforcement
President Trump threatened to federalize D.C.'s police again after Mayor Muriel Bowser refused to cooperate with ICE on immigration enforcement. Trump's emergency order expired last week, and while he claimed crime improved during federal intervention, data suggested crime was already declining. The mayor emphasized that local police would not engage in immigration enforcement. The situation coincides with Congress reviewing D.C. governance issues.
JD Vance hosts ‘The Charlie Kirk Show’, says will ‘never forget’ what his widow Erika told her
Vice President JD Vance honored his late friend Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist killed last week, by hosting "The Charlie Kirk Show" from the White House. Vance emphasized the importance of being a better husband and father, inspired by Kirk's loving relationship with his widow. The program featured tributes from administration officials and was streamed online.

TikTok ban unlikely as US-China close to deal to shift ownership
A framework deal has been reached between China and the US regarding TikTok's ownership, according to US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The agreement aims for a transition to US ownership, with discussions set between President Trump and Premier Xi Jinping. The deal follows ongoing trade talks amid national security concerns over the app's Chinese ownership.

List of workers fired, placed on leave for ‘hateful’ remarks on Charlie Kirk killing as Nancy Mace issues fresh warning
Representative Nancy Mace calls for reporting public servants and educators who celebrate Charlie Kirk's murder. Multiple institutions have fired or disciplined employees for making controversial comments about Kirk's death, highlighting tensions around political violence.

Is Barron Trump attending NYU’s DC campus near White House? A look at tuition, housing cost
Barron Trump is reportedly not attending NYU's main campus or DC campus. His current location and educational status remain uncertain, with speculation about potential studies near the White House amid high tuition and housing costs.

Nepal appoints three new ministers
Three new ministers were sworn in Nepal's interim government, focusing on addressing Gen Z concerns about corruption. They aim to rebuild after protests, with plans for a national mourning day and a funeral procession for student martyrs.

Tornadoes wreak havoc in southeastern Utah: Homes destroyed, pets and livestock missing
Two tornadoes struck San Juan County, Utah, destroying three homes in Navajo Nation. No human injuries reported, but pets and livestock are missing. Rare event for the area, with storm lasting about an hour and causing significant damage to the community.
Conor McGregor says ‘not an easy decision’ as he withdraws from presidential race: See who’s still in the running
Conor McGregor withdraws from Irish presidential race after "careful reflection," citing challenging eligibility rules. Three candidates remain: Catherine Connolly, Jim Gavin, and Heather Humphreys, with Sinn Féin yet to announce their nominee.

Who is Chip Bok? American cartoonist's ‘insensitive’ Charlie Kirk political cartoon sparks ‘boycott Newsday' calls
Newsday apologized for publishing a controversial Chip Bok cartoon depicting Charlie Kirk's killing, which sparked outrage from Republican leaders. The cartoon, featuring a blood-splattered empty chair, led to calls for boycotting the newspaper and demands for an apology.

Pope Leo slams Tesla's $1 trillion pay package offer to Elon Musk: ‘We are in big trouble’
Pope Leo XIV criticizes Tesla's $1 trillion pay package for Elon Musk, highlighting growing income inequality. He warns that excessive executive compensation threatens societal values and suggests CEOs now earn 600 times more than workers, signaling potential economic trouble.
Delta, United and more US airlines suspend workers over social media posts on Charlie Kirk shooting
Airlines Delta, United, and American suspend employees for social media posts celebrating Charlie Kirk's killing, following criticism from the Trump administration. The investigation continues with 22-year-old Tyler Robinson arrested as the suspected shooter.