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Speaking to a crowd at Mount Airy Casino Resort, Trump noted that under his watch so far, net new jobs have gone to American citizens, not migrants, as they did under Joe Biden.

The president also shared a miraculous update on National Guardsman Andrew Wolf, who was targeted by a gunman in D.C.

And President Trump suggested that the appointment of Fed Chair Jerome Powell might not be legitimate because of the use of the infamous Biden auto pen.

The suspect accused of shooting a Kentucky State University student and killing another on Tuesday has been identified as an Indiana man not enrolled at the school.

Daily Wire senior editor Joel Needler has the latest.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is drawing a firm line on the map and refusing to move an inch.

Daily Wire reporter Tim Pearce has the latest.

New details emerged in the trial of Luigi Mangione as evidence hearings were held this week.

Daily Wire reporter Bracastole has the details.

Charlie Kirk's final book has climbed the Amazon charts and even briefly went out of stock.

Stop in the Name of God released Tuesday and publishers say more than 60,000 copies sold on Amazon by midday and 200,000 have already been printed with more on the way.

The book remains available through major retailers like Walmart, Barnes & Noble, and the publisher's own site.

Foreign travelers to the US may soon have to provide five years of social media history before entry.

Travelers from countries like the UK, France, Germany, and South Korea who do not need visas to travel to the US under the visa waiver program may soon have to provide additional personal details before being approved for entry.

The information includes email addresses, past home addresses, as well as five years of social media history.

There's no definitive rubric yet as to what kind of social media content would jeopardize approval.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has canceled Calibri from the State Department.

Yes, the default font from Microsoft Word has been replaced or rather reverted to Times New Roman for official State Department use.

Biden's Office of Diversity and Inclusion recommended the switch to Calibri for, quote, accessibility in 2023.

Then Secretary Antony Blinken obliged.