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Political violence has gripped the U.S. this year. Experts say it's not as simple as left and right.
It's a bipartisan problem in a country beset by polarization: Since the start of 2025, political violence has killed, injured or threatened conservative and liberal political figures alike. This month ... Read More
Poll: Majorities across parties say 'extreme political rhetoric' was a contributor to Charlie Kirk's killing
It's the first time in NBC News polling across five different violent incidents that there has been bipartisan agreement blaming extreme rhetoric from political and media figures. Read More
Political violence forces rethinking of public events in Ohio and beyond
WASHINGTON - The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Utah last month and the June shooting of two Minnesota Democratic lawmakers have forced a fundamental reconsideration of how ... Read More
More than 33% of young Americans believe political violence can be justified in certain cases: poll
A significant portion of young Americans believe there are cases when political violence is acceptable, according to a troubling survey released Monday. More than one-third of Americans under the age ... Read More
Politics & Power: Enough blame to go around for everybody in federal government shutdown
Read full article: Coordinator for AIDS Day events in Jacksonville talks about fight against HIV, events planned Frozen turkeys are on display at a Meijer store Friday, Nov. 21, 2025, in Canton ... Read More
Byron York says political violence is on the rise, cites Pew data
Washington Examiner Chief Political Correspondent Byron York said political violence is on the rise in the United States. “How could anybody not think that political violence isn’t increasing?” York ... Read More
On Political Violence: A Bipartisan Conversation with Senators Kelly & Curtis
Former Trump WH Attorney weighs in on Judge's skepticism about the legality of Trump-backed attorney's role ... Read More
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