Despite the unexpected absence of activist Charlie Kirk—who was set to speak but was assassinated—the Culture & Christianity Conference at World Outreach Church pressed on with its bold theological stance. Drawing on conservative and evangelical principles, the event highlighted a fusion of faith and political engagement through the voices of Kirk’s allies.

Comedian Tim Heidecker alleges that Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension stems from “electing a fascist.” This accusation follows closely on the heels of a claim that the suspect in conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination attempt labeled him a “fascist” as well.

America’s social and political divisions are highlighted by the difficulty in discussing Charlie Kirk’s death, even a week after it happened. This article examines the rising tension in the country’s political sphere and how tragedy can bring underlying separation into sharp focus.

Charlie Kirk’s online presence helped catapult him to national fame. Now, his shooting and the meme-like inscription on the bullet that killed him highlight the powerful, and sometimes destructive, influence of internet culture.

Charlie Kirk, described as “one of the era’s most effective practitioners of persuasion,” has shifted political conversations through his opinionated yet measured style. In this commentary by Ezra Klein, readers get an inside look at how Kirk’s approach influences modern politics and may offer insights for future campaigns.

Charlie Kirk’s murder has triggered a storm of political finger-pointing and heightened rhetoric. Former President Donald Trump blames the “radical left,” while far-right influencers call for vengeance, underscoring the deepening fractures in American politics.