Obama condemns Charlie Kirk's killing, calls political violence 'a threat to all of us'

President Barack Obama on Tuesday condemned the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the spate of political violence gripping the country while rebuking President Donald Trump and his allies' for ... Read More

Dems, GOP lawmakers join forces to condemn political violence after Charlie Kirk shot

Kirk also got support from former Rep. Gabby Giffords, D-Ariz., who left Congress after she was shot and nearly killed in a political assassination attempt in 2011. Read More

Pa. Gov. Shapiro criticizes Trump for 'selective' outrage against political violence

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said a bipartisan stand against political violence has been lacking on a national level. Read More

Gavin Newsom takes on Trump at his own game: From the Politics Desk

Newsom has put California at the center of Democrats’ campaign against a Trump-backed effort in Texas to pad the GOP’s U.S. House majority, countering with a rare, mid-decade redistricting proposal of ... Read More

Trump Has Destroyed Any Hope of National Healing

On Sunday, Yahoo! News carried the headline, “Trump Hopes for National Healing After Charlie Kirk Shooting.” This headline suggested Trump was adopting the reassuring voice used by predecessors such ... Read More

Exclusive − Trump doesn't want long-term occupation of American cities, Vance says

"We don't want, indefinitely, to put National Guardsmen on the streets of our cities," Vance said in an exclusive interview. WASHINGTON − President Donald Trump isn't planning a long-term military ... Read More

Burgum says Trump deploying National Guard to Democratic-led cities is not political: ‘He’s not targeting anything’

(CNN) — Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said Tuesday that President Donald Trump’s deploying the National Guard to Democratic-led cities across the country is not politically motivated, telling CNN’s ... Read More

9/11’s legacy in the wake America’s current political climate

Many Americans remember a sense of national unity following 9/11, however, today's political polarization makes unity seem unachievable until the worst happens again, according to experts. Read More