Charlie Kirk's assassination has fractured the conservative movement, leading to infighting and conspiracy theories. Andrew Kolvet discusses the struggle to define Kirk's legacy and the future of populist conservatism. Key debates over Israel, immigration, and religion now shape the movement's direction.

The article calls for American leaders to confront rising antisemitism and defend Israel against false narratives. It argues that supporting Israel is vital for national security and urges leaders to speak out against hateful rhetoric.

The article examines the shared grief of Ya'akov and Rachel, linking their biblical mourning to the ongoing challenges faced by the Jewish people. It reflects on the enduring pain of exile and loss, questioning whether true comfort can be found amid historical and modern tragedies.

Egypt is open to a meeting between President el-Sisi and Prime Minister Netanyahu, according to an Egyptian source. The possibility of such a meeting has been discussed in various international contexts, including a potential summit in Washington.

US forces have seized an oil tanker near Venezuela, sparking diplomatic tensions. The episode also covers global headlines, including Nobel Peace Prize news, Ukraine talks, and severe storms in Gaza.

Candace Owens has escalated her criticism of Turning Point USA, drawing parallels to liberal groups and accusing the organization of suppressing inquiry. Erika Kirk, now chief executive, has defended the group and warned Owens against targeting staff. The feud has deepened divisions among conservatives and fueled widespread controversy.

Elon Musk accused Ilhan Omar of treason after a video showed her vowing to protect Somali interests. The clip went viral after Musk's comment and renewed criticism from Donald Trump. Omar dismissed the attacks, calling Trump a national embarrassment.

Freed Honduran ex-president Juan Orlando Hernandez praised Donald Trump for supporting conservative candidate Nasry Asfura. Hernandez, recently pardoned, claims political persecution and remains uncertain about his future as election results are disputed.

The United States and United Nations have condemned the Houthis for detaining embassy and aid staff in Yemen, calling for their immediate release. The Houthis have sentenced several aid workers to death on unproven espionage charges, drawing international criticism.

Trump's peace deals are collapsing as conflicts reignite in several regions. Critics say his approach lacks depth and fails to address the underlying issues. The only stable truce in the area is one he did not broker.

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called the devastation in Gaza 'genocide' and urged accountability during a meeting with Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas. He reaffirmed Spain's support for a two-state solution and emphasized the need for justice and international cooperation.

Christian leaders and lawmakers are meeting in Washington to celebrate Israel and boost international legislative cooperation. The group seeks to defend Israel and promote shared Judeo-Christian values.