Hunter Nadeau Arrested After New Hampshire Wedding Shooting Killing One

Keith Olbermann, a former MSNBC and ESPN host, launched a vehement social media attack targeting members of President Trump's administration and prominent Republicans, including a threatening post directed at strategist Scott Jennings. The backlash came amid heightened political tensions following the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, whom the organization continues to honor with its "American Comeback Tour," led by Michael Knowles, emphasizing free speech and open dialogue. In Minnesota, former Democratic state senator Nicole Mitchell was sentenced to six months in jail for first-degree burglary, potentially affecting the state's narrow Democrat Senate majority as her district remains unrepresented until a special election. Meanwhile, Reed Hastings, a major anti-Trump Democrat donor and Netflix co-founder, surprisingly endorsed President Trump's new H1-B visa reforms, praising the $100,000 fee as a solution to prioritize high-value jobs and reduce lottery reliance. Additionally, a tragic shooting at a New Hampshire wedding reception resulted in one death and two injuries, with the gunman reportedly shouting "Free Palestine" during the attack; authorities have found no evidence of a hate-based motive. These events collectively highlight ongoing political volatility and social unrest across various spheres in the United States.