More than 7,400 people gathered at Colorado State University to memorialize Charlie Kirk, the late conservative activist and founder of Turning Point USA.

Despite calls for greater civility, some who opposed Kirk’s provocative statements about gender, race and politics criticized him after his death. Many Republicans have led the push to punish anyone they believe dishonored him, causing both public and private workers to lose their jobs or face other consequences at work.

FOX News will air live, multiplatform coverage of Charlie Kirk’s memorial service from Glendale, Arizona Sunday, featuring Kayleigh McEnany and Lawrence Jones as co-anchors.

A number of right-wing influencers with huge social media followings, including several who are close to President Trump and Kirk's Turning Point USA organisation, have alleged that the shooting was the work of a group or "terror cell" inspired by transgender activism and funded by left-wing activists.

Baseless conspiracy theories about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk have exploded on social media in the week since the shooting, with partisans from both sides pushing a dizzying array of claims at a speed rarely seen before,

MacCallum began the question by saying “Charlie said that ‘there’s no such thing as hate speech,’ he obviously, no one anticipated what happened to Charlie” when Trump interrupted. “He might not be saying that now,” Trump said.

Fla., led the passage of a resolution to be observed on Charlie Kirk's birthday. ABC pulled late-night host Jimmy Kimmel off the air indefinitely over comments about the alleged Kirk assassin, Tyler Robinson.

Utah County prosecutors have charged Tyler Robinson with aggravated murder for the alleged killing of Charlie Kirk and filed formal notice that they will seek the death penalty, alongside counts of felony discharge of a firearm,