Political violence has rocked the U.S. multiple times in recent months, culminating with the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at a Utah university

Experts on political violence said the factors shaping the current moment are clear — and similar to those that shaped past periods of political violence.

After prominent conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed during a university event in Utah, the political sphere erupted in concerns over growing political violence in the United States.

Gov. Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania says that the nation must “turn the tide” against political violence and the belief that government can’t solve problems.

This week on Terms of Engagement, Alex Keyssar joins Archon Fung and Stephen Richer to examine the broader issue of political violence in the U.S.

Radio-Canada journalist Élisa Serret said during a live French-language broadcast Monday that “the Israelis, in fact the Jews, finance a lot of American politics” when asked why the US has not distanced itself from Israel over the course of the war in Gaza.

A presidential historian compared today's political violence to the 1960s assassinations, warning that social media has created a more dangerous landscape for democracy.

Political violence in a polarized US is surging, with the past five years of assassinations and attempts on the lives of politicians the highest on records dating back to the 1960s, a Bloomberg Geo-Economic analysis shows.

How did the political party associated with stability and preservation become so interested in tearing down established institutions?

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is asking the public to help them find three accused Iranian hackers who allegedly targeted U.S. officials.

The Charlie Kirk assassination sparks a new round of calls to dial down the vitriolic rhetoric. But what about President Trump's own language?