US EditionEmmys Silent on Charlie Kirk Tragedy (But Get Political in Other Ways)
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox revealed the suspect was romantically involved with Charlie Kirk's roommate, who is cooperating; security funding increased and disciplinary actions taken after the assassination.
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From This Tragedy, More Voices Must Rise – California Globe
Charlie Kirk’s death on September 10 was more than a personal tragedy; it struck at the very heart of free speech in America. For years, he had become a modern symbol of debate culture, a figure willing to put himself in front of hostile audiences and say, “Let’s talk.” In a time when disagreement often leads to shouting, shaming, or silencing, Kirk chose dialogue — once so common it wasn’t even considered special in America, but now it seems li…
GLAAD Criticizes Charlie Kirk - American Faith
GLAAD released a statement after Charlie Kirk’s assassination condemning political violence while also accusing the conservative leader of having spread “infinite amounts of disinformation” about LGBTQ people. The group warned that rhetoric about trans issues, used by Kirk and Turning Point USA, contributed to harm and pushed platforms to prioritize safety over inflammatory politics. A GLAAD spokesperson said: “Political violence is unacceptable…
Utah governor gives fresh details on the Charlie Kirk investigation, and Nate Bargatze hosts the Emmys: Weekend Rundown
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on Sunday provided updates on the investigation into Charlie Kirk’s assassination, telling NBC News’ “Meet the Press” that the suspect was in a romantic relationship with his roommate.
Just Ask the Press - Russia, Epstein, and Charlie Kirk
In this episode, Brian Karem, Mark Zaid, and Hal Sparks discuss a range of pressing political issues, including escalating tensions in Europe due to Russian military activities near NATO borders, the implications of drone incursions in Poland, and the political fallout from Charlie Kirk's death. They also delve into the lawsuit against the FBI regarding politically motivated firings, Kamala Harris's new book, and Gavin Newsom's political strateg…
Public figures, influencers, artists and politicians alike have a huge responsibility in what and how they express themselves, what kind of speeches they give - clinical psychologist Melinda Hal assessed for our newspaper.
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