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In a New York Times interview, Trump says MAGA and the Republican Party have no room for antisemitic views, drawing a sharper line than Vice President JD Vance. He declines to denounce Nick Fuentes by name and sidesteps naming others, while stressing his support for Israel and his Jewish family as evidence of his stance, highlighting a broader intra‑party debate over coalition-building and how to address antisemitism.
An Ohio man, William DeFoor, allegedly vandalized Vice President JD Vance's home, but his lawyer claims it was due to mental health issues and not political motives. DeFoor attempted to break windows and a Secret Service car with a hammer, causing significant damage, and was charged with federal and local offenses. His bond was set at $11,000.
A man was arrested after attempting to break into JD Vance's Ohio home with a hammer, causing property damage, and is set to appear in court. The incident involved vandalism and trespassing, with the suspect identified as William Defoor, who has a prior vandalism charge and mental health treatment history. Vance expressed gratitude to law enforcement and emphasized protecting his family from media coverage.
JD Vance is strategically positioning himself for a potential 2028 presidential run by supporting Trump, focusing on the 2026 midterms, raising funds, and uniting Republican factions, while avoiding internal MAGA conflicts and building a broad supporter base.
The article discusses the potential landscape of the 2028 U.S. presidential election, highlighting JD Vance's emerging role as a likely Republican frontrunner, the influence of Trump and other key figures, and the evolving ideological direction of the Republican Party post-Trump, with a focus on candidate prospects and party dynamics.
Turning Point USA is mobilizing early support for JD Vance's potential 2028 presidential bid, with endorsements from Erika Kirk and plans to establish operations in key early primary states like Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada, aiming to position Vance as a leading conservative candidate against a fragmented Democratic field.
Nicki Minaj mistakenly called JD Vance an 'assassin' during a speech at Turning Point USA's AmericaFest, prompting support from Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, to ease the awkward moment.
JD Vance navigates a delicate position within the MAGA movement, avoiding direct mention of Israel amid internal conflicts over fringe figures like Nick Fuentes and debates over U.S. support for Israel, highlighting divisions within the conservative base.
Vice President JD Vance closed the Turning Point USA's AmericaFest convention, honoring Charlie Kirk and rallying conservatives around Christianity and the America First movement, while criticizing Democrats and promising victory with policies like border security and swift justice.
JD Vance publicly denounces Nick Fuentes and his supporters, emphasizing that antisemitism and ethnic hatred have no place in conservatism, while also discussing the importance of free debate on foreign policy and immigration, and advocating for a balanced view of American identity rooted in shared culture and values.
Turning Point USA's annual convention featured intense infighting among conservative media figures, debates over Israel and antisemitism, and endorsements for political figures like JD Vance, highlighting ongoing divisions within the Republican and conservative movement.
Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk and new leader of Turning Point USA, publicly endorsed Vice President JD Vance for the 2028 presidential race during the organization's conference, signaling strong support from the conservative youth movement and highlighting Vance's potential to lead the Republican Party after Trump.
Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, endorsed JD Vance for the 2028 U.S. presidential race at Turning Point USA's annual conference, signaling early support within the conservative movement amidst internal conflicts and debates over Trump's influence and party unity.
Erika Kirk endorsed JD Vance for president in 2028 during a Turning Point USA event, pledging to leverage the organization's influence to support his candidacy, amid ongoing speculation about his potential run and his close ties to the conservative movement.
CBS News, under Bari Weiss's leadership, is launching a series of primetime town halls and debates called 'Things That Matter' in 2026, featuring prominent figures like JD Vance, Sam Altman, and Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, to discuss topics such as religion, feminism, and the American Dream, aiming to foster honest and civil conversations.