President Donald Trump is escalating threats against what he calls the "radical left" after the assassination of Charlie Kirk

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.

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

Court documents reveal that as authorities worked feverishly to find the person who assassinated Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University, the 22-year-old man now charged with the crime was texting with

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

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.

People have accused Donald Trump of using AI during his video address following Charlie Kirk's death. Kirk was the CEO and co-founder of the conservative youth organisation Turning Point USA, and tragically died yesterday (10 September) at the age of 31 after being shot at a student debate event at a Utah college.

The assassination of Charlie Kirk ends the life of a conservative powerhouse who transformed Turning Point USA into a major force in Republican politics and elections.

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel claims that Tyler Robinson, 22, the alleged assassin in the Charlie Kirk shooting, was part of the “MAGA gang” as he mocked President Donald Trump’s response to