Charlie Kirk shot in Utah: Politicians react to conservative activist's death
Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at an event in Utah. Politicians from across the aisle called the shooting a "vile" and "disgusting" attack that has "no place in America."
Who is Charlie Kirk? Political activist killed at Utah Valley University, Trump confirms
Charlie Kirk was shot mid-speech during an event at Utah Valley University. Here’s what we know about the political activist.
What is Turning Point USA? Charlie Kirk's nonprofit
The conservative nonprofit organization’s mission revolves around being a vast network for young people nationwide.
Video shows moment Charlie Kirk shot during university event
A video captured at the event showed Kirk bleeding heavily from an apparent gunshot wound near his neck.
Latest 'MAHA' childhood disease report 'lacks details,' critics say
A new 20-page “MAHA” report prioritizes investigations into vaccine injuries, chemical exposure, prescription drugs and other factors as drivers for chronic childhood disease.
Judge blocks Trump from firing Fed Governor Lisa Cook
President Donald Trump attempted to fire Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook over allegations of mortgage fraud.
Hellfire missile bounces off mysterious orb in stunning UAP footage shown to Congress
Witnesses testified that there was no known technology that could survive a Hellfire impact.
Who is James Walkinshaw? Meet VA's newest House representative
Democrat James Walkinshaw has won a special election to represent Virginia's 11th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives, besting Republican Stewart Whitson, an Army veteran and former FBI agent.
DeSantis revives push for open carry in Florida despite some opposition from law enforcement
Gov. Ron DeSantis renewed his call Monday for Florida to adopt an open-carry law, saying he plans to push lawmakers during the next legislative session.
Supreme Court says it will hear Trump appeal on tariffs in key economic case
The Supreme Court said Tuesday it will quickly decide whether most of President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs — a key part of his economic agenda — are legal.
White House Press Secretary Leavitt briefs: Sept. 9, 2025
President Donald Trump's White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt briefed the media at 1 p.m. on Tuesday. Leavitt touched upon a variety of topics during the press conference, including President Donald Trumps crackdown on crime, Los Angeles immigration raids and a controversial Jeffrey Epstein birthday book which allegedly includes a note from Trump.
Sen. Sanders, public health officials speak on vaccines
Sen. Bernie Sanders held a press conference on Tuesday morning to deliver remarks on why he believes vaccines work. Sanders was joined by public health experts and doctors to discuss vaccine safety and effectiveness. The event comes as U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. continues to push to reshape vaccine policy based on his long-held skepticism about their safety.
2025 flu shots available: What to know
Vaccine makers update flu shots every year to protect us from the influenza strains that are most likely to surface this fall and winter. Manufacturers have already been shipping the newest versions of the vaccines to doctor's offices and pharmacies, so now is the time to start planning to get your shots. FOX Medical Team's Dr. Mike Cirigliano joins Good Day Orlando to talk about what you need to know.
Supreme Court lifts limits on L.A. immigration raids
The United States Supreme Court has ruled that the immigration raids in Los Angeles can continue for now, lifting a federal judge's order that had barred agents from making stops without "reasonable suspicion." The Monday ruling is a win for President Donald Trump, who has vowed to conduct record-level deportations of undocumented immigrants in the country.
Florida attorney general challenges prosecutor over road rage shooting case
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is urging State Attorney Monique Worrell to drop murder charges against a woman accused in a road rage shooting, saying the case is protected under the state’s “stand your ground" law.
Fatal Ukrainian refugee stabbing fuels debate on crime in US cities
Iryna Zarutska was stabbed to death on a Charlotte, N.C. light rail train last month, an unprovoked attack that President Trump appears to be using to further exemplify the "need" for federal troops to be deployed in other large cities, like in D.C.