Following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk this week, educators across the country have found themselves facing swift termination or potential discipline after allegedly sharing opinions on social media about the killing.

A stew of hypertoxic rhetoric has surged through social media and American discourse after the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, inflaming a political environment that was already deeply polarized.

Top brass executives issued a joint company-wide memo following backlash to MSNBC’s handling of coverage of Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Charlie Kirk's wife, Erika Frantzve, shared a bible verse via her X account just hours before the conservative commentator was fatally shot

Several people have already been relieved of their jobs because of their posts on social media, defense officials told NBC News.

The execs said that it is important to “maintain a respectful exchange of ideas” even if you did not agree with Kirk’s political views.

Fox News will air a tribute to Charlie Kirk Saturday at 7 p.m. ET, with an encore presentation Sunday at 7 p.m. Charlie Kirk: An American Original will be hosted by primetime host Jesse Watters. According to the network,

Charlie Kirk's former security team and colleges that hosted him described the measures they took to keep the popular activist's events safe.