Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin was appointed an attorney on Wednesday evening, with Kathryn Nester being assigned this case. Who is Kathryn Nester?

Kirk has left an even richer video and audio trove to be mined for posterity—by critics who want to remind the world of his more incendiary statements, but also by followers who will seek to aggregate, edit, and extrapolate on those fragments to amplify Kirk’s message and legacy.

When conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed, it brought renewed focus to his organizations, including a "watch list" of college professors that includes dozens in Massachusetts.

Charlie Kirk broadened the GOP’s reach and helped create space for young Black conservatives, though his critics say his legacy on race and inclusion remains divisive.

“Charlie Kirk inspired millions of Americans, and his impact deserves permanent recognition. Proud to join (Arizona Rep. Abe Hamadeh) in his effort to honor Charlie's life with a commemorative coin that will preserve his legacy for generations to come,” Rep. August Pfluger wrote in a post on X on Wednesday.

An Oklahoma man who debated Charlie Kirk earlier this year has been wrongly identified online as the man suspected of fatally shooting the conservative influencer.

A far-left gun club with ties to anti-ICE violence and federal charges posted recruitment materials on Georgetown University's campus this week.

Katie Allen accused KSDE of "bowing to the vigilante clamoring" by terminating her employment after she called Kirk's death "well deserved."

From the pulpits of Black churches, pastors used their sermons to denounce Kirk's beliefs that some said conflict with the teachings of Jesus Christ and the Gospel.

The Utah criminal defense attorney appointed to represent Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin previously represented a once-fugitive leader of a polygamous sect and was a top public defender in Salt Lake City and San Diego.

NEW YORK (AP) — Jimmy Kimmel returned to late-night television Tuesday after a nearly weeklong suspension and, in an emotional monologue where he appeared close to tears, said that he wasn’t trying to joke about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.