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Left-wing student organizations at Utah Valley University are openly planning to disrupt a memorial event honoring the late Charlie Kirk, scheduled for September 10.
The event, titled “Freedom Built to Last, Honoring Charlie Kirk,” is being organized by Turning Point USA at the UCCU Center, a campus arena partially owned by Utah County and av...
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A man who lunged toward Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton was carrying two firearms but never drew them.
Patrick Havas, 38, of Canfield, Ohio, approached Acton while she was speaking at the Mahoning County Democratic Party tent at the Canfield Fair on Sunday. Members of her security detail detained and handcuffed him. He is now facing tw...
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Three people were hospitalized after a student anti-ICE walkout in Denver turned violent Friday.
The Colorado Youth Coalition organized a statewide walkout on September 4th, pulling students from classrooms across the state between late morning and noon. Organizers claimed participation from more than 200 schools, with hundreds of students ev...
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A new poll in New Mexico shows the 2nd Congressional District race is a statistical tie.
A SurveyUSA survey commissioned by KOB 4 found Democratic Rep. Gabe Vasquez leading Republican challenger Greg Cunningham by just three percentage points, 46% to 43%. The poll’s margin of error is plus or minus 4.6 points, which means the race is effectiv...
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Canada’s own trade minister admitted the country’s new tariffs are designed to influence U.S. Senate elections.
That admission did not require a leak, a subpoena, or a years-long investigation. Industry Minister Mélanie Joly stated plainly that Ottawa’s tariff targets are meant to apply political pressure in specific midterm races. The goal, ...