Graphic videos of the Charlie Kirk shooting spread widely online, raising concerns over the emotional and political toll of exposure to violent imagery.

I spoke out against hatred and violence in America — and it cost me my job.

Rep. Clay Higgins wants to use his government power to ban Americans from the internet for life if they say unkind things about Charlie Kirk's death. Yes, the same Clay Higgins who just two years ago co-sponsored the "Protecting Speech from Government Interference Act"—a performative bill that did literally nothing except restate that government actors cannot engage in censorship.

Holocaust Museum LA says the post was misinterpreted as a ‘political statement’ and promises to ‘do better’.