Researchers say online networks across the political spectrum are fueling the growth of “assassination culture”. NBC News’ Stephanie Gosk reports.

We’re going crazy by denouncing violent rhetoric, even as we engage in it ourselves, and it must stop, professor Jonathan Zimmerman writes in a Chicago Tribune column.

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Commentary over Charlie Kirk's assassination results in the firing of a community manager for Void Interactive's FPS Ready or Not.

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The assassination of Charlie Kirk has brought renewed attention to the escalating issue of political violence in the United States, where high-profile figures.

Tapper calls out Trump's attack on free speech as CEO's try to cash in ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The House overwhelmingly passed a resolution honoring conservative activist Charlie Kirk on Friday, but a significant number of Democrats voted against it, highlighting the deepening ...