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Charlie Kirk shot at event in Utah — REUTERS / ixx511

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Charlie Kirk shot at event in Utah

52% Center coverage: 535 sources

Charlie Kirk’s memorial set for Sept. 21 in Arizona — Andrew Harnik/Getty Images via Getty Images

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Charlie Kirk’s memorial set for Sept. 21 in Arizona

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Trump Will Be on the Road as Lawmakers Scramble to Avert Shutdown

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Trump Will Be on the Road as Lawmakers Scramble to Avert Shutdown

45% Right coverage: 53 sources

President Donald Trump is set to spend time in New York and London as the clock ticks toward a possible government shutdown, a break from the hands-on approach he used to help lock in the Republican-led tax and spending measure he signed on July 4. After attending a New York Yankees baseball game Thursday night in the Bronx as he marked the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the president is expected to spend the weekend in the Big …See the Story

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