Bari Weiss to moderate CBS News town hall with Charlie Kirk’s widow Erika Kirk

Pro-life students at the University of Southern Maine have faced threatening social media posts following the establishment of their campus chapter, raising concerns about free speech and safety on campus. The threats referenced Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative figure, suggesting a connection to broader ideological conflicts surrounding the pro-life movement.

Rinaldo Nazzaro, the American leader of the neo-Nazi terrorist group Base, has responded defiantly to the recent arrests of three suspected members in Spain, stating that these detentions justify a call for resistance by any means necessary. Nazzaro, who resides in Russia, characterized the arrests as political persecution by global governments.

A new statue of RoboCop, standing over 11 feet tall and weighing 3,500 pounds, has been unveiled in Detroit after a 15-year effort, attracting crowds and evoking nostalgia for the cult film character. The bronze figure, with its stern expression, symbolizes hope for many residents as it takes its place in the city.

Texas has enacted a law allowing residents to sue individuals suspected of distributing or mailing abortion pills, imposing penalties of at least $100,000 on abortion providers and manufacturers. This law aims to curb the influx of abortion pills into states where the procedure is banned.

Erika Kirk, CEO of Turning Point USA, has publicly rejected the assertion that gun violence was the primary cause of her husband’s assassination in September, emphasizing a different perspective on the tragic event.