After Charlie Kirk’s slaying, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said, "Our nation is broken." Here's what the data says about rising political violence in the U.S.

That’s giving Utah’s Olympic organizers confidence that the 2034 Winter Games will be safe despite Wednesday’s fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during an event at Utah Valley University.

Turning Point founder, an anti-abortion Christian and Second Amendment advocate, Kirk was known for his loyalty to Donald Trump and his ‘America First’ agenda

Kirk was shot during a question-and-answer session as part of his American Comeback Tour that stopped at Utah Valley University. In several graphic videos that are circulating on social media, Kirk slumped back in his chair after a bullet hit his neck. Kirk was taken to the hospital in critical condition and was later pronounced dead.

Donald Trump's ally Charlie Kirk has died after he was shot in the United States. Disheartening videos of the condemnable moment trended on X on Wednesday.

Erika Kirk, the widow of the late Charlie Kirk, delivered her first remarks since his killing at Utah Valley University. Jacob Soboroff reports on the growing political violence in the United States.

America. Kirk’s death reflects a sizable increase in threats against officeholders and politicians at the local and federal level. Alfonso Serrano, a politics editor at The Conversation, spoke with University of Massachusetts Lowell scholar Arie Perliger after Kirk’s shooting.

In a livestream, standing beside her husband's empty chair that he used during podcast tapings, she quoted the Bible and spoke about his love for President Donald Trump, Vice-President JD Vance, the United States,