The president and several of his Cabinet officials will speak at the service.
President Donald Trump is among those who will speak Sunday at the memorial service for conservative activist Charlie Cook, who was assassinated last week.
On his way out of the White House Sunday morning, Trump defended Attorney General Pam Bondi for doing a "great job" after appearing to criticize her the day before over the lack of prosecutions against his political opponents.
On Friday, Trump spoke with Chinese President Xi about a variety of topics, including trade and the TikTok deal.
President Donald Trump said it is an "honor" to be going on a second state visit to the United Kingdom and called King Charles a "friend" as he departed the White House on Tuesday.
Trump and first lady Melania Trump will be hosted by the British monarch this week, and Trump will also meet with top U.K. officials to deepen ties with one of America's closest allies. Read more about the trip here.
The Senate voted 48-47 Monday night to confirm White House Economic Adviser Stephen Miran's nomination to serve as a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve.
Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski voted with all Democrats against the nomination. All other voting Republicans cast votes in favor of Miran, giving him enough support to be narrowly confirmed.
His nomination comes as President Donald Trump has made increasingly clear his desire to reshape the Fed. Miran will now be a Trump loyalist installed on the seven member board.
Miran was nominated by Trump to fill the void left by the sudden resignation of Adriana Kugler last month. Miran will now serve out the remainder of Kugler's term, which expires in January.
Ahead of a critical Federal Reserve meeting on Tuesday, a federal appeals court has denied the Trump administration’s request to remove Lisa Cook from her position as a Federal Reserve governor.
The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a request to lift a lower court order that kept Cook in her position.
“Appellants have not satisfied the stringent requirements for a stay pending appeal,” the order said.
-ABC News’ Peter Charalambous
Speaker Mike Johnson and GOP House leaders led an emotional vigil in the Capitol Monday night to honor Charlie Kirk’s life.
“Our friend Charlie did not pass away in a car accident. He was assassinated for standing for his political beliefs. And so, it's for so many of us it has felt as if the ground has been shaken, and it's not just the people assembled here,” Johnson said.
“What we do know about Charlie is that he would not want us to be overcome by despair. He would want us to carry the message forward to honor his memory and to expand the legacy they left behind,” he said. “We should not be overcome by evil, but we should overcome evil with good. That is the legacy of Charlie Kirk.”
Majority Leader Steve Scalise said, “We can never let whatever people think drives them not to debate but to try to resort to political violence. It can never be accepted as the norm in this great country. It goes against everything that our country was founded upon.”
Majority Whip Tom Emmer and GOP Conference Chair Lisa McClain also gave brief remarks.
Johnson led a moment of silence then read a prayer.
Republican lawmakers mainly attended the vigil as well as a handful of Democrats, including Reps. Tom Suozzi, Debbie Dingell, Don Davis, John Larson and Chris Pappas. Notably, House Democratic leaders, including Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, were not present.
-ABC News’ Lauren Peller
