Williamsport, Pa. — Local residents and organizers with Action Together NEPA gathered outside 330 Pine Street on Friday to protest federal and state budget decisions and call for greater accountability from Congressman Dan Meuser.
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(The Center Square) - The U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation on that would create harsher penalties for immigrants who enter the United States multiple times without permission or documents.
(The Center Square) – Following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, dozens of Republicans are urging congressional leaders to thoroughly investigate a “sustained breakdown of law and order … by anti-American ideology” across the country.
(The Center Square) – In the wake of the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, thousands of social media posts appear to list politically conservative targets for assassination by the political left.
(The Center Square) – Republican state Sen. Brent Taylor, R-Memphis, thanked President Donald Trump for saying he is deploying the National Guard to Memphis.
(The Center Square) – Authorities on Friday confirmed the suspect in the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk is in custody.
(The Center Square) – Social media posts suggest Tyler Robinson, the suspect who authorities say shot Charlie Kirk, was a high achiever before attending college at Utah State University for one semester, then enrolling in technical school for an electrical apprenticeship.
(The Center Square) – Political activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination at an Utah college on Wednesday has drawn a renewed call for security measures to protect individuals across college campuses and in public forums. The fatal shooting also raises concerns about freedom of speech on campuses and elsewhere.
Editor's note: Since the initial publication of this story, authorities announced they had a suspect in Charlie Kirk's assassination in custody. Officials identified him as Tyler Robinson, 22, of Utah, as reported by The Center Square Friday in its national and Utah sections.
(The Center Square) – Finding a route to reactivating the death penalty and tighter oversight of magistrates is expected in legislative proposals when the North Carolina General Assembly returns the week of Sept. 22.