The Sunday political shows are dead. Long live the podcasters. That was the gist of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk’s ...

The right-wing activist helped reelect Donald Trump with events at 25 colleges that tapped into "pent-up frustration" among young voters, organizers said.

Charlie Kirk has emerged as one of the most influential figures in the MAGA movement, second only to former President Donald ...

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 ...

Basil Smikle, Professor at Columbia University joins Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House with reaction to the meltdown by some of Donald Trump's biggest allies over the concept that women may vote ...

Donald Trump and his campaign have put a lot of faith in Charlie Kirk and his Turning Point network of nonprofits. Over ...

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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.

Charlie Kirk tours US university campuses telling students they are being brainwashed by liberal ideology Conservative activist Charlie Kirk has Donald Trump's ear -- as well as the attention of ...

Produced by ElevenLabs and News Over Audio (NOA) using AI narration. I arrived in Montana thinking that Kirk’s code-switching was part of a cynical move to expand his reach. He hosts one of the ...

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.