Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has made surprisingly progressive statements, particularly regarding the conflict in Gaza. She criticized the relentless bombing of Palestinian civilians, emphasizing that many victims are women and children. Greene highlighted the graphic images of civilian casualties and called for an end to the violence, while also condemning the Israeli Defense Forces’ (IDF) treatment of Palestinians. This stance has been considered more progressive than those of other Democratic leaders.
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The shooter in the Grand Blanc Township church attack, identified as 40-year-old Thomas Jacob Sanford, was an Iraq war veteran and former Marine. Sanford, who fatally shot at least four people before being killed by police, also set the church ablaze. Authorities have confirmed the attack as targeted violence but have yet to determine the motive behind the shooting. Evidence suggests Sanford had supported Donald Trump, as he was seen wearing Trump campaign apparel in 2019 and a Trump-Pence sign was displayed at his home.
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In a recent Fox News appearance, Donald Trump made controversial statements regarding political violence. He falsely accused the left of instigating much of the nation’s political violence while seemingly excusing right-wing extremism. Trump further stated that the right is “tougher” than the left, warning the left against provoking the right, implying the potential for violent repercussions. Political scientists and news outlets like Axios have since reacted to these statements, describing Trump’s words as threatening and as potentially inflaming already tense political climates.
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Federal investigators have found no evidence linking Tyler Robinson, the suspected killer of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk, to any left-wing groups. Officials suggest Robinson may have been motivated by personal offense to Kirk’s ideology. Despite the lack of evidence, the Trump administration is using the murder to threaten crackdowns on left-wing groups, with the White House Deputy Chief of Staff vowing to dismantle such networks. Trump has also expressed a desire to label “antifa” a “domestic terror organization,” though “antifa” is not a formal organization.
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Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, political figures made claims about the prevalence of left-wing political violence in the U.S. However, research reveals that these assertions lack factual basis. Studies and data indicate that the majority of domestic terrorism incidents and fatalities are linked to right-wing extremism, not left-wing groups. Despite the challenges in defining and quantifying political violence, the evidence consistently points to a higher frequency and lethality of right-wing extremist acts compared to those of the left.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) has removed a study detailing that white supremacist and far-right violence remains the most prevalent form of terrorism and domestic violent extremism in the United States. The study, conducted by the National Institute of Justice, was hosted on a DOJ website until at least September 12, 2025, according to archived records. A message now appears on the webpage where the study was hosted, indicating a review of websites and materials is underway, citing recent Executive Orders and related guidance. During this review, some content may be unavailable.
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Trump doubles down on blaming the “radical left” after vowing to go after political violence, and this is the crux of the matter: his response to acts of political violence often revolves around deflecting blame and further polarizing the situation.
The initial promise to address political violence rings hollow when followed by such a predictable move. It’s almost as if there’s a script, and the lines are already written. The “radical left” becomes the scapegoat, even when the facts point elsewhere. The comments underscore how this strategy can be perceived as a cynical attempt to rally his base rather than a genuine effort to condemn violence.… Continue reading
In a recent statement, Trump claimed that “radicals on the right” are motivated by a desire to curb crime, while identifying “radicals on the left” as the primary problem. This statement comes amidst the arrest of Tyler Robinson, overshadowing the comments. Despite previous encouragement of right-wing violence and instances of denouncing it, Trump’s latest remarks are noteworthy.
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Following the tragic death of Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, Senator Thom Tillis expressed his disgust with conservatives using the event to incite feelings of war. Kirk was fatally shot during a student Q&A session, prompting widespread reactions from across the political spectrum. While many offered condolences, some on the right have used the event to claim the party is at war, prompting condemnation. Law enforcement officials continue to investigate the incident.
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In a shocking incident in northern Idaho, a group of firefighters responding to a wildfire found themselves in an ambush. A man, identified as Wess Roley, intentionally set the fire and opened fire on the crew from a sniper position, resulting in the deaths of two firefighters and the injury of a third. Law enforcement, including helicopters with snipers and the FBI using cell phone data, located the suspect dead in the mountains with a firearm nearby. Authorities have confirmed the fire was intentionally set as an ambush, but a motive has not yet been released.
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