Arizonans mourn Turning Point USA Founder Charlie Kirk outside of the Turning Point USA headquarters on Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2025, in Phoenix. A public memorial will be held in honor of the late ...

Turning Point USA's campus tour has resumed. “The Turning Point Tour,” previously known as “The American Comeback Tour,” continued at the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities on Monday, Sept. 22, ...

Americans of various backgrounds were affected by the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on Sept. 10, including New Jersey chapters of Turning Point USA, the organization he co-founded. "When ...

September 2025 is a significant turning point for five zodiac signs who are deeply affected by the month's intense astrological energy. According to astrologer Matilda Zhuang, these astrological signs ...

Alex Clark was about to head to the airport for a work trip to celebrate the first anniversary of her podcast when she heard the news: Her boss, Charlie Kirk, had been shot. “The very first thought ...

Erika Kirk, Charlie Kirk’s widow, will succeed him as director of Turning Point USA, the right-wing nonprofit he established to advocate for conservatism on college campuses. Her takeover, announced ...

Charlie Kirk and William Montgomery started Turning Point USA in 2012 to engage young people in the conservative movement. The organization's influence and funding grew significantly during the ...

Delaware bankruptcy Judge Brendan Shannon was all ears after Joshua Sussberg offered to get pierced if he could find a buyer for Claire’s. Kirkland & Ellis bankruptcy partner Joshua Sussberg made a ...

Charlie Kirk’s conservative nonprofit, Turning Point USA, which has grown into an organization with tens of millions of dollars in assets and annual revenue, began with just a $50,000 seed investment.

Erika Kirk, widow of the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk, will lead Turning Point USA as its CEO and chair of the board in the wake of her husband’s death, the organization announced Thursday.

I write this article because the gunman intended to silence us — to terrorize free speech. But he failed. Because today, we speak louder. The assassination of Charlie Kirk was not just an attack on a ...