A 22-year-old Utah man who was booked on murder charges in the assassination of Charlie Kirk held deep disdain for the conservative activist’s provocative viewpoints and indicated to a family member that he was responsible for the shooting.

President Donald Trump said how slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk was seen as "son" to him him during an interview with Fox News Channel on Friday.

It took only a few hours after the shooting of Charlie Kirk for President Donald Trump to go from urging retribution against the “radical far left” to flogging his new White House ballroom on national TV. And it might be the best thing he’s ever done for this country, even if accidentally, according to experts on political violence.

Erika Kirk vows to keep the campus tour going - just days after her husband Charlie was shot dead during the event in Utah. "He never gave up. One of his mottos was never surrender. So I want to tell that we will never surrender," says Erika in a defiant tone.

Donald Trump seemed to have something else on his mind when a reporter asked him how he was “holding up” after the shooting death of his friend Charlie Kirk. The president was asked about how his “last three and a half days” have been on a personal level in the aftermath of Kirk’s death,

This is false. Utah records say Robinson was registered as a voter, but not affiliated with either political party.

Social media posts mocking Charlie Kirk’s death have led to multiple firings, suspensions, and investigations across the US, as authorities and conservative activists clamp down on critical commentary.

Charlie Kirk understood — perhaps more so than anyone except Donald Trump himself — how power really operates within the MAGA movement. As the myriad tributes to Kirk in the day since his death have captured,