The backlash over Charlie Kirk’s death isn’t staying online — companies are taking action against employees’ posts.

The Texas Education Agency is looking into teachers who made inappropriate comments online after Charlie Kirk's assassination, emphasizing accountability for educators' social media behavior.

After Charlie Kirk's tragic assassination, Texas leaders are investigating rising political extremism at universities, sparked by disturbing online reactions to his death.

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Cracker Barrel hits pause on renovations as stock dips, reassuring fans that the classic peg game and vintage charm will stay ...

Education is important to many residents in the state of Texas. Not only is it vital for individuals to learn and grow, it's ...

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