US EditionOcasio-Cortez: Charlie Kirk killing ‘not a license for the abuse of power’
- On September 19, 2025, the House approved a resolution commemorating the late right-wing figure Charlie Kirk, receiving strong support from Republicans and backing from some Democrats.
- The resolution followed a charged political environment, including Kirk's controversial statements and a violent 2022 attack on Paul Pelosi, which intensified concerns about political violence.
- Despite condemning Kirk's assassination, 58 Democrats, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, voted against the measure, citing Kirk's rhetoric as divisive, ignorant, and harmful to many Americans.
- Ocasio-Cortez emphasized that while condemning the brutal killing and the problem of political violence, it is possible to reject Kirk's beliefs and not endorse his views.
- The vote revealed a Democratic split over honoring Kirk, underscoring ongoing debates about political rhetoric, violence, and the challenge of uniting a polarized nation.
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HR is now the front line in America's culture wars — and they're overwhelmed
Jimmy Kimmel signDavid Swanson/ReutersHeightened political tensions in the workplace mean many HR leaders are walking a tightrope.The killing of activist Charlie Kirk is leading some to reexamine workplace policies."There is more pressure on the HR person to determine what is acceptable," one HR veteran said.It's been a rough couple of weeks for HR leaders.Vice President JD Vance on Monday urged Americans to report people who praise the killing …
Tragedy Sparks Debate on Capital Punishment after Charlie Kirk's Murder - Real News Now
The tragic event that ended the life of Charlie Kirk has sparked a conversation about the necessity of capital punishment. The assault was not spontaneous or accidental; it was a calculated act of retribution, against an individual who was merely using his constitutionally protected right to free speech. This heinous act is causing widespread fear among Americans, stifering their willingness to discuss their opinions openly. For a historical con…
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