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September 11

Ryan Routh trial continues after agent testifies suspect aimed rifle at him on Trump’s golf course

Ryan Routh’s trial resumes Friday in Florida after testimony Thursday that he pointed a rifle at a Secret Service agent from the bushes near President Donald Trump's golf club.

September 10

Jury seated in trial of man accused of Trump assassination attempt

Jury selection is complete for Ryan Routh's federal trial. Routh is charged with attempting to assassinate Donald Trump at his West Palm Beach golf club in September 2024.

September 10

Trump’s gun rights record back in spotlight after reported DOJ talks on transgender ban

Trump's gun rights positions have evolved from supporting assault weapon bans in 2000 to positioning himself as the most pro-gun president during recent campaigns.

September 9

AG Pam Bondi: We won't let a progressive DA get this case

Attorney General Pam Bondi vows to seek the maximum penalty for the suspect accused of brutally stabbing a Ukrainian refugee in North Carolina on 'Hannity.'

September 9

Greg Gutfeld: There was a time when murder wasn’t a political issue

WARNING: Graphic content—'The Five' discusses the suspect in the North Carolina stabbing receiving a federal charge as the leftist media throw 'MAGA' into the story.

September 9

US attorney describes 'touching call' with family of Charlotte stabbing victim

U.S. Attorney of North Carolina's Western District Russ Ferguson gives an update on the federal charges against the suspect who allegedly stabbed a Ukrainian refugee.

September 9

Jury pool shrinks as Ryan Routh trial unfolds in Florida on Day 2

Judge Aileen Cannon removed potential jurors for Ryan Routh's assassination attempt trial, including a woman who declared herself 'MAGA.'

September 9

DOJ filing federal charges against Charlotte train stabbing suspect

'America Reports' has the latest on the federal charges against the suspect who allegedly stabbed a Ukrainian refugee in North Carolina.

September 9

Ted Cruz accuses Biden of breaking pardon rules with autopen use after bombshell report

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, alleged the Biden administration and top Biden officials violated constitutional requirements by how they used autopens to sign pardons and commutations.

September 9

Jury selection continues in trial of man accused of plotting to kill Trump

Jury selection continues for Ryan Routh's federal trial on charges of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump at his golf club in September 2024.