The incident began on Sunday when Kirk shared a photograph to X of himself ... “ESPN has made TV content about how loud that place gets… Charlie is actually smart for wearing ear plugs ...

Former President Donald Trump will continue his battle to win back Georgia through a rally on Wednesday, this time hosted by influential conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Kirk, 31, gained ...

CHARLIE KIRK (HOST): The Civil Rights Act, though, let's be clear, created a beast, and that beast has now turned into an anti-white weapon. JEREMY CARL (GUEST): Yeah. And that -- and that's ...

Charlie Kirk, who has assumed an outsized presence in the Republican camp over the past few weeks, begged MAGA fans to vote Tuesday afternoon as he worried over turnout. Reporter One of Donald ...

CHARLIE KIRK (HOST): I am enthusiastically behind Ron DeSantis saying that Black-centered education has no place in Florida schools, obviously. It's bigoted from its premise. KIRK: Alright ...

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In a now-deleted post, Kirk praised a video containing a man who he believed was driving the garbage truck on Wednesday that was used in a publicity stunt by former President Donald Trump.

He led the crowd in a “Christ is king” chant. Despite Kirk’s embrace of the far right, he has continued to gain standing in the establishment wings of the right. He sat down with J.

Just eight days shy of Election Day, 31-year-old political activist Charlie Kirk addressed a sea of college students in glaring-red MAGA hats at Grand Canyon University, near downtown Phoenix.

ATLANTA (AP) — Charlie Kirk and Vivek Ramaswamy took the stage recently in downtown Atlanta, a decidedly liberal environment for two famous conservatives to hold court with college students.

ATLANTA (AP) — Charlie Kirk and Vivek Ramaswamy took the stage recently in downtown Atlanta, a decidedly liberal environment for two famous conservatives to hold court with college students.