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FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed 1,700 active domestic terrorism cases during Senate testimony on September 16. He noted a 300% increase in cases this year, highlighting threats like the '764' extremist group.

Attorney General Pam Bondi vows to prosecute threats and doxxing against conservatives after Charlie Kirk's assassination on September 10. Her strong stance aims to protect freedoms and honor Kirk's legacy amid rising tensions.

President Trump announced a second U.S. military strike on a Venezuelan drug boat on September 15, killing three. The operation targeted narcoterrorists in international waters, posing a threat to U.S. security.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino shares critical updates on Charlie Kirk's assassination investigation on Megyn Kelly's show, focusing on suspect Tyler Robinson. The probe examines social media clues and potential ideological motives behind the Utah attack.

Turning Point USA will honor Charlie Kirk with a memorial on September 21 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Kirk, fatally shot on September 10 at Utah Valley University, leaves a lasting conservative legacy.

Missouri's Senate passed a Trump-backed redistricting map on September 12, potentially shifting to a 7-1 Republican edge. The plan, approved by the House on September 9, awaits Governor Kehoe's signature.

A suspect is in custody for the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Utah, as confirmed by President Trump. The tragic event at Utah Valley University on September 10 has been labeled a targeted political attack.

On 9/11, 2,977 lives were lost in a cowardly attack on America's soul. Heroes like Welles Crowther and brave first responders showed selfless courage, reminding us to honor their sacrifice and defend freedom with eternal vigilance.

Born in 1993, in the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois, Charlie Kirk grew up in a middle-class family that instilled in him the timeless values of hard work, faith, and patriotism. From an early age, Kirk displayed the curiosity and determination that would define his extraordinary life.

The MAHA Commission released a strategy report on September 9 to combat childhood chronic illness with over 120 initiatives. Led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., it addresses alarming health trends under President Trump's directive.

Tomi Lahren criticizes Democrats for soft-on-crime policies in her latest 'Fearless' episode, targeting Zohran Mamdani's push to abolish NYPD's gang database. She also debates surveillance opposition and Gen Z voter priorities with guest Madeline Summerville.

The US economy added 911,000 fewer jobs than reported from April 2024 to March 2025, per BLS data. This significant revision raises concerns about labor market health and potential policy responses.

A federal appeals court on September 2 upheld the EPA's right to rescind $16 billion in climate grants from the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act. This ruling supports President Trump's administration in redirecting federal funds.

The Supreme Court on September 8 temporarily allowed President Trump to fire FTC member Rebecca Slaughter. Chief Justice Roberts issued a stay, giving justices time to review the case amid a challenge to executive power.

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright predicts LNG exports will double in three years, targeting European markets. He will promote American gas at the GasTech Exhibition in Milan from September 9 to 12.

President Trump signed an executive order on September 5 to rename the Department of Defense as the 'Department of War' as a secondary title. This move revives a historic name to emphasize military strength and readiness.

Curtis Sliwa, Republican mayoral candidate and Guardian Angels founder, outlines his plan to save NYC from crime and high costs. His vision includes tougher safety measures and affordability reforms as discussed on Tomi Lahren Is Fearless.

The 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention center in Florida will stay open after an appeals court halts a shutdown order. Governor DeSantis affirms it is 'open for business' as legal battles over the facility continue.

The Department of Justice has launched a criminal probe into Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over mortgage fraud allegations, involving grand juries. Discussed by Megyn Kelly and Glenn Greenwald, this case raises serious questions about accountability.

Healthcare workers at Sansum Clinic in Santa Barbara were fired for mocking patients on TikTok, as highlighted by Tomi Lahren on her show. The viral video led to public outrage and a swift response from Sutter Health, terminating eight staff members.

President Trump may declare a national housing emergency this fall, says Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The administration is exploring measures like tariff exemptions to address soaring prices and supply shortages.

Megyn Kelly discusses free speech threats with Greg Lukianoff, focusing on Graham Linehan’s UK arrest. She also covers Epstein victims’ plans for a list and Trump’s response to health rumors with Batya Ungar-Sargon.

Tomi Lahren critiques Democrat leaders for resisting deportation of criminal illegal immigrants in her latest video. She argues their political ambitions jeopardize public safety, urging accountability and law enforcement.

President Trump demands pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer justify COVID-19 vaccine success with public data. His September 1 Truth Social post highlights discrepancies in shared information.