The suspect in the assassination of political commentator Charlie Kirk made his first appearance in a Utah court after being charged with murder in a case that’s galvanized President Donald Trump and his allies over what they see as rampant political violence against conservatives.

Trump had attended many events hosted by Kirk's conservative advocacy group, "Turning Point USA," which helped to promote the president, especially with high school and college-age voters. The group and Kirk had a huge following with conservatives, particularly men, and he was able to parlay that popularity into support for Trump's campaign.

California Governor Gavin Newsom launched a fierce attack on Donald Trump on Tuesday, days after the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk sparked calls to lower political tensions. Newsom warned that Trump and his allies pose a “Code Red” threat to American democracy while rallying support for his redistricting ballot measure.

Donald Trump is being called out for releasing an AI-generated video to speak about the death of Charlie Kirk.

The president spent time in New York City and New Jersey following Kirk's death, returning to the White House on Sunday night

President Donald Trump said how slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk was seen as "son" to him him during an interview with Fox News Channel on Friday.

Charlie Kirk wasn't a Trump aide and didn't have a college degree, but his political movement brought young voters to GOP to fuel Trump's rise.

Donald Trump skipped out on the vigil for Charlie Kirk on Sunday at the Kennedy Center, opting instead to spend his time at his golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey, according to multiple reports.

Following Charlie Kirk's assassination, Donald Trump Jr argued that Democrats and liberal media rhetoric about fascism encourages violence against conservative figures.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro on Tuesday ripped President Donald Trump as having failed both a “leadership test” and a “morality test” after Charlie Kirk’s assassination.