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FBI recovers rifle believed to have killed Charlie Kirk as search for suspect continues

Robert Coles, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI’s Salt Lake City Field Office, said that a “high-powered bolt-action rifle” was found in a wooded area where the suspected shooter had fled, according to a report

Charlie Kirk, shot dead in Utah, once said gun deaths are 'worth it' to save Second Amendment

While Republicans and Democrats alike condemned the recent rise of gun violence in the US after the death of rightwing activist Charlie Kirk, the Trump ally himself had a controversial take on the matter.

‘Great, legendary’: Trump pays tribute to ally Charlie Kirk shot dead in Utah

Mourning the loss of one of his most prominent allies, US President Donald Trump addressed the nation from the Oval Office. Trump called the perpetrator of the incident "monster" and paid tribute to Kirk's contribution.

Rightwing activist & Trump ally Charlie Kirk shot dead in Utah, Potus mourns the loss

Rightwing activist and one of the prominent supporters of US President Donald Trump, Charlie Kirk, was shot dead while speaking at a rally in Utah Valley University. The prime suspect of the incident is in custody.

'Dead issue': Trump says won’t comment on Epstein birthday book letter

President Donald Trump on Tuesday declined to comment on a letter found inside Jeffrey Epstein’s “birthday book” that allegedly bears his signature, calling the matter a “dead issue”

What is the US HIRE Bill and why is India’s $250-billion IT sector worried?

The proposed US HIRE Bill could significantly impact India’s IT industry by imposing a 25 per cent tax on outsourcing. Introduced by US Senator Bernie Moreno, the legislation aims to bring jobs back to the US, but it threatens Indian tech giants like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro, which depend heavily on American clients for revenue

Why is Trump aide Peter Navarro clashing with Elon Musk again, this time over India?

Peter Navarro and Elon Musk are locked in a public feud after X fact-checked the White House trade advisor’s claims that India is profiteering from Russian oil. Navarro accused Musk of spreading 'propaganda', while Musk defended X’s Community Notes. The clash is not the first time the duo have feuded as US-India relations face strain amid Trump's tariffs

Trump threatens to send National Guard troops to Portland after being misled by a 2020 protest video

US President Donald Trump threatened to send National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon, after he was misled by a 2020 protest video, believing that the demonstration took place this year instead.

Trump threatens Chicago with 'apocalyptic force' as Pritzker calls him a 'wannabe dictator'

President Donald Trump on Saturday amplified his promises to send National Guard troops and immigration agents to Chicago by posting a parody image from “Apocalypse Now” featuring a ball of flames as helicopters zoom over the nation's third-largest city.

Trump signs executive order to rename Pentagon as 'Department of War' but there's a catch...

US President Donald Trump on Friday signed an executive order to rename the Department of Defence as the 'Department of War', reverting to the body's original name until 1947

'I'll always be friends with Modi': Amid tariff tension, Trump says India and US have special tie

Amid current tensions between Washington and Delhi over tariffs and purchase of Russian oil, US President Donald Trump said India and the United States have a “special relationship” and there's nothing to worry about as the two countries "just have moments on occasion”.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams says he is the only one who can beat Mamdani as he vows to continue in the race

Adams declared his intention to stay in the race at the end of a fraught week that began with a trip to Florida, where Trump administration intermediaries sought to assess his willingness to quit the race to take a job with the federal government

Will Trump's DC takeover end on Sept 10 or can he find a new way? Congress not planning a vote

As the Trump administration's grip on Washington, DC, inches closer to an end, reports are emerging that Congress has no plans to vote for its extension

Days after Lisa Cook challenged Trump, US Justice Dept opens fraud probe against Fed governor

The US Department of Justice has opened a fraud investigation into the American central bank's governor, Lisa Cook. The probe was initiated over claims propagated by Trump himself that she falsified a mortgage application.