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A Utah judge will hear arguments Tuesday on whether to proceed with a murder trial for Tyler Robinson, accused of fatally shooting conservative activist Charlie Kirk last fall.
Troy, New York residents united across political lines to prevent closure of their hospital’s birthing center, securing state funding after Trinity Health initially planned to shut the facility.
China warned of “consequences” for Taiwan after Taiwanese officials attended a Pacific Islands Forum summit in Palau, where Beijing’s envoy called their presence “very inappropriate.”
France’s presidential campaign is intensifying as summer ends, with an unusually large field of candidates vying to replace Emmanuel Macron next May, with Marine Le Pen positioned as the front-runner.
The U.S. Treasury Department denied credentials to certain journalists from major news outlets for a Group of 20 finance ministers meeting in North Carolina, marking another instance of restricted media access under the Trump administration.
A decade after Colin Kaepernick knelt during the national anthem on Sept. 1, 2016, the ripple effects of that protest continue to shape conversations about activism and sports.
