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Following Charlie Kirk’s assassination at Utah Valley University, conservative groups are pressing forward with their events, emphasizing resilience and political messaging. Security was heightened, and speakers blamed political rhetoric for the violence, while some critics question the security lapses and the narrative around the attack.
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As of November 2025, US schools and universities face escalating conflicts over antisemitism and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies. California confronts a federal lawsuit challenging a new law aimed at combating antisemitism in schools. Universities like UVA and UCLA negotiate with the federal government over DEI bans and antisemitism probes, while K-12 schools report rising antisemitic harassment since 2023.
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Election day in New Jersey and Pennsylvania saw brief machine outages, hoax bomb threats, and voter roll issues. Officials responded swiftly, extending voting hours and deploying federal observers amid concerns of coordinated interference. No credible threats were confirmed, but the incidents highlight ongoing election security challenges.
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Recent off-year elections in New Jersey, Virginia, New York City, and California show most voters disapprove of Trump’s performance and view him as a negative influence. Trump’s impact was limited, with many voters citing him as a factor against candidates, especially in California where opposition was strongest.
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FEMA's acting administrator, David Richardson, resigned after six months amid criticism over disaster response and agency management. The move follows ongoing debates about FEMA's future, including potential reforms and leadership changes, with the agency's role under scrutiny during a busy hurricane season.