Goshen, NY
Politics
Hundreds Gather To Remember Charlie Kirk In Goshen Hundreds Gather To Remember Charlie Kirk In Goshen
Hundreds Gather To Remember Charlie Kirk In Goshen Less than a week after his death, hundreds gathered in Orange County on Monday evening, Sept. 15, to honor conservative political activist Charlie Kirk. About 500 people filled the village square in downtown Goshen on Monday to honor the 31-year-old Turning Point USA founder, according to police estimates reported by incident reporter Mark Lieb of Rockland Video Productions.  As the sun set, the crowd held candles in silence and prayer. The event was organized by the Orange County Young Republicans and featured remarks from local Republican State Assemblyman Brian Maher, who addressed …

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by Ben Crnic
Reston, VA
News
White House Posts Video After Second Strike On Alleged Venezuela Traffickers, Killing 3 White House Posts Video After Second Strike On Alleged Venezuela Traffickers, Killing 3
White House Posts Video After Second Strike On Alleged Venezuela Traffickers, Killing 3 The US military carried out a second strike on a suspected drug-smuggling boat in the Caribbean, killing three people aboard, President Donald Trump said, as the White House again posted video of the operation on social media. Trump said the latest action took place on Monday, Sept. 15, and followed a similar strike on Tuesday, Sept. 2, that killed 11. The White House says both incidents occurred in international waters. As with the first incident, the White House shared footage online and framed the mission as part of a broader campaign against Venezuela-linked narco-trafficking networks. …

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by Joe Lombardi
Arlington, VA
Politics
Trump Explodes With 1 A.M. Rant Threatening National Emergency In DC Trump Explodes With 1 A.M. Rant Threatening National Emergency In DC
Trump Explodes With 1 A.M. Rant Threatening National Emergency In DC President Donald Trump is threatening the nation's capital — again. On Monday, Trump said he would declare a national emergency and federalize DC "if necessary" after DC Mayor Muriel Bowser said Metropolitan Police would not cooperate with ICE agents after the 30-day emergency order expired on Wednesday, Sept. 10. Bowser previously said "immigration enforcement is not what MPD does, and with the end of the emergency, it won't be what MPD does."  Trump wasn't having it. In a rambling post on Truth Social at around 1 a.m. on Monday, Trump took credit for turning DC "from one of the mos…

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by Zak Failla
Arlington, VA
Politics
WaPo Columnist Fired For Posts After Charlie Kirk's Killing: 'My Voice Will Be Sharper Now' WaPo Columnist Fired For Posts After Charlie Kirk's Killing: 'My Voice Will Be Sharper Now'
WaPo Columnist Fired For Posts After Charlie Kirk's Killing: 'My Voice Will Be Sharper Now' Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah said she was fired after social media posts about racism and gun violence in the US following the killing of controversial conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Attiah revealed her firing in a Substack post on Monday, Sept. 15. She joined the Post in 2014 and earned the 2019 George Polk Award for her coverage of the Saudi Arabian government's murder of fellow Post writer Jamal Khashoggi. The Post's biography for Attiah said that she "was" a columnist, referring to her in the past tense. A Post spokesperson declined to comment, but pointed …

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by Chris Spiker
Madison, NJ
News
Ex-Jets Star’s Fury Of Madison's Flag Ignites Social Media Firestorm Ex-Jets Star’s Fury Of Madison's Flag Ignites Social Media Firestorm
Ex-Jets Star’s Fury Of Madison's Flag Ignites Social Media Firestorm Former New York Jets center Nick Mangold is blasting New Jersey leaders and the Morris County town he lives in over their handling of flag-lowering in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Mangold, 41, who lives in Madison, posted a photo of the borough’s American flag to X on Saturday, Sept. 13. In doing so, he tagged NJ Gov. Phil Murphy, along with Mikie Sherill and Jack Ciattarelli, both nominees for governor in the upcoming November election. “I’m disgusted and saddened by my town @MadisonNJ_gov and my state @NJGov. This is wrong on so many levels @GovMurphy @RepSherrill,” Mang…

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by Cecilia Levine
Annapolis, MD
Politics
VP JD Vance Hosts First 'Charlie Kirk Show' Broadcast After Conservative Influencer's Murder VP JD Vance Hosts First 'Charlie Kirk Show' Broadcast After Conservative Influencer's Murder
VP JD Vance Hosts First 'Charlie Kirk Show' Broadcast After Conservative Influencer's Murder Vice President JD Vance is stepping behind the microphone to host a special live broadcast of “The Charlie Kirk Show," the first episode after Kirk's death. It will honor the life and legacy of the late conservative influencer and founder of Turning Point USA. The tribute is scheduled to air live at noon Eastern time on Monday, Sept. 15. In a post on the social media platform X on Sunday, Sept. 14. Vance announced that viewers can watch the special edition on Rumble, Real America’s Voice, and the Salem News Channel. After the live broadcast, the episode can be viewed at thecharliekir…

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by Joe Lombardi
Fairfax, VA
Police & Fire
Bulldozer Stolen In Fairfax County Sold On Facebook Marketplace, Tracked To Kentucky: Police Bulldozer Stolen In Fairfax County Sold On Facebook Marketplace, Tracked To Kentucky: Police
Bulldozer Stolen In Fairfax County Sold On Facebook Marketplace, Tracked To Kentucky: Police A Michigan man is facing charges after detectives say he stole a bulldozer from a Fairfax County construction site and sold it on Facebook Marketplace. Fairfax County police said Dushon Raynard Sheperd, 34, of Michigan, is accused of stealing the bulldozer from a site near Chain Bridge Road and the Dulles Toll Road in McLean around 10 a.m. on Aug. 11. According to investigators, Sheperd took the bulldozer “under the guise that it needed maintenance” before having it towed from the site in Fairfax. Detectives tracked the stolen dozer via GPS two days later to Laurel County, Kentucky, where …

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by Zak Failla
Lancaster, PA
Schools
Teachers’ Posts On Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Spark Investigations In PA Schools Teachers’ Posts On Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Spark Investigations In PA Schools
Teachers’ Posts On Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Spark Investigations In PA Schools Multiple Pennsylvania school districts are issuing statements after staff members made controversial social media posts reacting to the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. The School District of Lancaster announced it is handling what it called a “personnel matter” privately after an employee reposted a statement following Kirk’s fatal shooting at Utah Valley University on Wednesday, Sept. 10. “We are aware of the reaction to an online post shared by one of our employees on a personal social media platform,” the district said. “The School District of Lancaster abhors vio…

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by Jillian Pikora
Englewood, NJ
News
Englewood Health Doc Resigns, Nurse Stays On Staff After Alleged Kirk Comment Clash: Officials Englewood Health Doc Resigns, Nurse Stays On Staff After Alleged Kirk Comment Clash: Officials
Englewood Health Doc Resigns, Nurse Stays On Staff After Alleged Kirk Comment Clash: Officials Englewood Health says a physician has resigned and a nurse will resume working her scheduled shifts following an internal investigation into an alleged incident involving remarks made by the doctor about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. In a Sept. 15 statement, the hospital said it “diligently investigated the Sept. 10 incident that occurred between a doctor and a nurse in a patient care area.” Lexi Kuenzle  lexiknzl Instagram As previously reported by Daily Voice, Englewood Health nurse Lexi Kuenzle filed a lawsuit in Bergen County Superior Court on Sept. 12, claiming sh…

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by Cecilia Levine
Fairfield, CT
Lifestyle
Watch: Zach Bryan Climbs Barbed-Wire Fence To Fight Fellow Country Star Gavin Adcock Watch: Zach Bryan Climbs Barbed-Wire Fence To Fight Fellow Country Star Gavin Adcock
Watch: Zach Bryan Climbs Barbed-Wire Fence To Fight Fellow Country Star Gavin Adcock Forget sad songs about trucks and heartbreak — this country clash was about beef.  Country singers Zach Bryan and Gavin Adcock nearly came to blows at an Oklahoma music festival on Saturday, Sept. 13. Bryan even scaled a barbed wire fence to fight Adcock. Security separated the men before anyone threw a punch.  Several videos of the confrontation at the Born & Raised Festival have been posted online.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Country Central (@countrycentral) It's unclear what sparked the heated disagre…

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by Josh Lanier
Alexandria, VA
News
Fox News Host Brian Kilmeade Apologizes For 'Just Kill 'Em' On-Air Remark Fox News Host Brian Kilmeade Apologizes For 'Just Kill 'Em' On-Air Remark
Fox News Host Brian Kilmeade Apologizes For 'Just Kill 'Em' On-Air Remark Brian Kilmeade is apologizing after saying “just kill ’em” during a "Fox & Friends" discussion about violent attacks by homeless individuals, calling his own words “extremely callous.” On Sunday, Sept. 14, the co-host told viewers during an appearance on "Fox & Friends Weekend" he made a "callous" comment while discussing the murder of Iryna Zarutska in Charlotte, North Carolina.  “We were discussing … how to stop these kinds of attacks by homeless, mentally ill assailants,” he said, noting proposals such as institutionalization or jail. “Now during that discussion, I wron…

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by Joe Lombardi
Somers, NY
Schools
Wave Of Teacher Firings, Suspensions Sweeps US Over Charlie Kirk Comments Wave Of Teacher Firings, Suspensions Sweeps US Over Charlie Kirk Comments
Wave Of Teacher Firings, Suspensions Sweeps US Over Charlie Kirk Comments A growing number of teachers across the US are facing suspension or termination after posting controversial comments about conservative influencer Charlie Kirk’s assassination. The fallout from the killing of Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old Turning Point USA founder who was shot during a campus event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday, Sept. 10, has reached classrooms nationwide.  In the days since, educators in a dozen states have been fired or placed on leave, according to Education Week. Those states are: Pennsylvania, Maryland, Massachusetts, California, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, …

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by Joe Lombardi