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Trump's ‘droopy’ face at 9/11 event renews health concerns: ‘What’s wrong with him?'
Trump's 9/11 event appearance sparked health speculation after facial drooping was noticed. Online theories suggested potential stroke, but no official confirmation from White House. Trump's physician maintains he's in excellent health, attributing physical changes to routine medical conditions.
Where did Tyler Robinson live? Photos surface of alleged home shared with Lance Twiggs
Tyler Robinson, 22, suspected of shooting Charlie Kirk, lived in Washington, Utah, and later shared a St. George townhouse with Lance Twiggs. Twiggs reportedly turned him in, providing text messages about a gun linked to the shooting.
Is a ‘Charlie Kirk Act’ coming? Trump drops hint amid online push for media accountability
Trump shared a video calling for a 'Charlie Kirk Act' to hold media accountable, referencing the Smith-Mundt Act. The proposal aims to prevent media from spreading alleged misinformation, sparked by online demands following Kirk's tragic death at a university event.
When did Memphis mayor get confirmation about Donald Trump's national guard plan? He responds
Memphis Mayor Paul Young confirmed that President Trump’s announcement about deploying the National Guard for crime control was his first official notification. Despite recent crime rate drops, Young expressed concerns about the deployment, stating he had not requested it and doubting its effectiveness. He aims to guide how the National Guard will operate in the city.
Amazon slammed for selling Charlie Kirk's blood-stained ‘Freedom’ hoodies, ‘Shameful…’
Amazon faced backlash for selling a 'Freedom' hoodie with a blood-stain print, allegedly referencing conservative activist Charlie Kirk's fatal shooting. Users criticized the platform for profiting from tragedy, with some threatening financial consequences and calling the merchandise shameful.
Who is Beryl? Office Depot worker fired for refusing to print Charlie Kirk poster
Office Depot fired an employee named Beryl for refusing to print a Charlie Kirk poster, claiming it was "propaganda." The company apologized, launched an internal review, and FedEx ultimately printed the poster for free, sparking online controversy about censorship and customer service.
Is Lance Twiggs Tyler Robinson's 'transgender partner'? Family's 'black sheep' comment sparks relationship speculation
Tyler Robinson, suspect in Charlie Kirk's shooting, reportedly lived with a potential transgender partner. Law enforcement sources suggest texts and communications helped identify Robinson as the shooter, but no official confirmation exists about the partner's identity.
Does Charlie Kirk have siblings? What we know about his family members
Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist, was fatally shot at Utah Valley University. No confirmed siblings exist. Married to Erika Lane Frantzve with two children, he was raised in Illinois. Suspect Tyler Robinson was arrested after a manhunt, with no known motive established.
Donald Trump administration can't deport Guatemalan kids in its care, for now. Here's why
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from deporting Guatemalan migrant children in government custody, extending a temporary restraining order after the administration attempted to remove 457 children from shelters and foster care.
Charlie Kirk's life to be celebrated in mega event by Turning Point USA: Date, time, location, and other details
Turning Point USA will host a massive event on September 21 at State Farm Stadium to celebrate Charlie Kirk's life after his tragic death. The organization vows to continue his mission and legacy, honoring the conservative activist's commitment to faith and freedom.
Venezuela accuses US of ‘hostile’ boarding of a tuna vessel amid tensions: ‘Humble fishermen’
The Venezuelan government accused a U.S. destroyer of illegally boarding a tuna fishing vessel for eight hours in its Special Economic Zone. Foreign Minister Yvan Gil condemned the action, claiming the crew of nine fishermen posed no threat. This incident escalates tensions following a recent U.S. military strike that killed 11 Venezuelans, with the U.S. providing limited information on the attack.
After Poland, now Romania says Russian drone breached its airspace amid Ukraine war
Romania's defense ministry reported a drone breach in its airspace during a Russian attack on Ukraine. This follows similar incidents in Poland. Romanian F-16 jets tracked the drone until it vanished, confirming no threat to populated areas. Romania has previously encountered drone fragments since Russia's invasion of Ukraine and has passed a law allowing it to shoot down intruding drones.
Prince Harry urges wounded soldiers in Kyiv to 'open up to family' just days after meeting King Charles
Prince Harry visited Kyiv, meeting wounded soldiers and encouraging them to open up to family. Days after reuniting with King Charles, he supported Ukrainian veterans, emphasizing the importance of connection and healing during challenging times.
Great job': Donald Trump praises Kash Patel and FBI after Charlie Kirk shooter nabbed
Trump praised the FBI and Kash Patel for capturing Tyler Robinson, the alleged shooter of Charlie Kirk, after a 33-hour manhunt. Despite earlier false claims by Patel, Robinson was arrested when his father turned him in, highlighting ongoing political tensions.
Did Tyler Robinson debate Charlie Kirk before shooting? Fact checking viral video
A viral video falsely claimed Tyler Robinson debated Charlie Kirk before his shooting. Fact-checkers confirmed the video shows a different person. Robinson was arrested for Kirk's murder, with no confirmed motive yet. Unverified claims about his background continue to circulate.
US judge extends block on deportations of Guatemala unaccompanied migrant children
A U.S. federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's attempt to deport unaccompanied Guatemalan children with active immigration cases. The ruling follows discrepancies regarding parents' consent for deportation. The judge questioned the Justice Department's claims after a report revealed many parents could not be located and did not want their children returned. The policy remains frozen until further review.
