"People are scared to death in this building." That's what one lawmaker, Rep. Jared Moskowitz, is saying after Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at an event on a Utah college campus Wednesday. The Democrat had already stopped holding outdoor events and upped his security earlier this year—a trend that seems like it may increase in the wake of

Trump credited North Carolina Republicans such as Senator Ted Budd for requesting the aid. Two days prior, Budd had skewered Kristi Noem’s Department of Homeland Security for delays in the disbursement of $5.95 billion in Federal Emergency Management Agency funds—$4.2 billion of which the state was reportedly still waiting for as of June.

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s fatal shooting, the Arizona Democrat said those in positions of power must consider “how much weight” their words carry.

While many politicians stuck to unifying themes, Trump put out a message going after the left. The shooter's identity and motive weren't yet known.

Chris Cuomo responds to a new round of listener calls and viewer comments, including allegations of Donald Trump’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein, questions about sanctions on Russia, and concerns from veterans about the state of the VA. He also addresses faith ...