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Star Parker: Charlie Kirk and the State of Our Nation

Summary by Toronto Sun

The nation is rightly traumatized by the horrible assassination of Charlie Kirk.

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Toronto Sun

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PARKER: Charlie Kirk and the state of our nation

The nation is rightly traumatized by the horrible assassination of Charlie Kirk.

20 hours ago·Toronto, Canada

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RadarOnline

Center

Mad Vlad Stirs the Pot After Charlie Kirk Shooting — Russian Dictator Calls Slain Conservative Activist a 'Hero' and Warns the U.S. Is Tearing Itself Apart

Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned the killing of U.S. conservative activist Charlie Kirk, calling it a 'heinous crime'.

23 hours ago

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Bismarck Tribune

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Star Parker: Charlie Kirk and the state of our nation

The nation is rightly traumatized by the horrible assassination of Charlie Kirk.

1 day ago·Georgia, United States

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Shoreline Media Group

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READERS' FORUM: Mourning Charlie Kirk

Jimmy Kimmel is back on the air, and life goes on. But not for Charlie Kirk.

2 days ago

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The New American

Far Right

Godlessness Matters: Charlie Kirk and the “Nihilistic Violent Extremist”

The FBI has a new criminal category: “Nihilistic Violent Extremist.” Some writers see a correlation between nihilism and Charlie Kirk's murder. ... The post Godlessness Matters: Charlie Kirk and the “Nihilistic Violent Extremist” appeared first on The New American.

2 days ago

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Iltalehti

Putin Praises Charlie Kirk: "a Hero"

Shooting of right-wing activist shows deep divisions in the United States, Russian president says. Russian President Vladimir Putin commented on the murder of American right-wing activist Charlie Kirk on Thursday in Sochi. “Kirk was a hero who was killed because he represented the same conservative values that Russia shares,” Putin said, according to the news agency and Newsweek.

21 hours ago·Finland

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