Did social media predict Charlie Kirk's assassination? The FBI is investigating seven accounts that posted cryptic messages hinting at the event *before* it happened. Some posts even named Kirk and the date of the shooting. With ties to the LGBT community and niche internet cultures, were these dark jokes, missed warnings, or something more sinister? The internet is buzzing as the FBI digs into these digital breadcrumbs for answers.

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Amidst global outcry over Israel's military actions, a record-breaking US delegation lands in Jerusalem to solidify the US-Israel alliance. Netanyahu and Rubio stand united against Hamas, dismissing ceasefire calls and prioritizing its dismantling. As the US heads to Qatar for mediation talks and Trump voices frustration, the visit takes a somber turn with a tribute to Charlie Kirk, emphasizing the shared commitment to rejecting political violence.

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New York mayoral race ignites a Democratic Party showdown! Senator Chris Van Hollen slams Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer for their spineless hesitation to endorse Zohran Mamdani, while Governor Kathy Hochul jumps in with her support. Is this a battle for the soul of the party, or just political calculation? And how does Van Hollen's own controversial advocacy impact the escalating drama?

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NFL Teams Honor Charlie Kirk with Moments of Silence: Discover which eight teams paid tribute to the late conservative leader after his tragic death at a Utah campus event. Learn why the NFL chose to recognize Kirk's passing and how this gesture fits into the league's history of acknowledging national tragedies, from school shootings to global conflicts. Get the latest on the investigation into Kirk's death and the suspect facing murder charges.

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In an emotional broadcast, Vice President JD Vance guest-hosts The Charlie Kirk Show following Kirk's shocking assassination. Friends and colleagues share heartfelt tributes, revealing Kirk's profound personal and political impact. Vance vows justice, hinting at investigations into potential instigators, while Kirk's widow pledges to continue his mission, igniting a wave of solidarity and resolve.

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When anti-Charlie Kirk graffiti appeared on a Houston highway after Kirk's tragic death, Senator Ted Cruz didn't just condemn it as hateful garbage—he grabbed a paint roller and erased it himself, sparking debate about grief, online misinformation, and political tensions.

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Capitol Hill to Honor Charlie Kirk: Speaker Johnson leads a bipartisan vigil for the conservative leader amid recent House tensions. Will this memorial bring unity or spark more division? Find out how lawmakers are set to pay tribute and the significance of this gathering in a politically charged climate.

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Bombshell Epstein Files About to Drop? Republican Lawmakers are mounting pressure on the DOJ to release ALL documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, with a bipartisan push gaining momentum in both the House and Senate. A looming House vote hinges on an upcoming special election, while Chuck Schumer's Senate amendment faces procedural hurdles despite Republican support for transparency. Is the truth about to be revealed?

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NFL Star Nick Mangold Blasts Hometown for Flag Snub After Conservative Leader's Assassination! See why the former NY Jets center is furious that his New Jersey town refused to lower the American flag for Charlie Kirk, despite Trump's call for it. Discover the town's controversial reasoning, the growing outrage, and the escalating debate over free speech and how we honor victims of political violence.

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A brutal Dallas murder is igniting a firestorm over immigration policy. After Yordanis Cobos-Martinez, a Cuban national with a criminal history, allegedly beheaded Chandra Nagamallaiah, President Trump is blasting the Biden administration's immigration enforcement, claiming Cobos-Martinez should never have been released after prior arrests. With Cobos-Martinez in custody and facing capital murder charges, the tragedy is fueling debate on how to prevent such incidents and what a tougher stance on illegal immigrant crime would look like.

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