Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk Fatally Shot at Utah University, Gunman at Large

ABC has indefinitely pulled 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' from the air after Jimmy Kimmel made comments about the shooting of conservative podcaster and activist Charlie Kirk in Utah. An ABC spokesperson confirmed the show's preemption. Kimmel addressed the situation on his show and Instagram, reflecting on the nation's division and the recent murder of Charlie Kirk. He highlighted how this event has intensified anger and differences among people and mentioned that the U.S. had reached new lows over the weekend, with the MAGA group attempting to frame the situation in a certain light. Kimmel, a high-profile late-night host, faced backlash for his remarks, which were seen as politicizing the tragedy.

Delta, American, and United Airlines have suspended or fired employees for making inappropriate social media comments following the fatal shooting of activist Charlie Kirk on September 11, 2025, at a vigil in Orem, Utah. Delta CEO Ed Bastian stated in an internal memo that the employees' posts went beyond healthy, respectful debate and contradicted company values and policy. American Airlines also removed employees who promoted violence on social media. United Airlines suspended workers who celebrated an assassination on social media. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy condemned the behavior, emphasizing that glorifying political violence is unacceptable. These actions follow pressure from the Trump administration to fire such workers.

A New Jersey hospital nurse was suspended without pay after reporting a doctor who allegedly celebrated the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The nurse claims the suspension is retaliation for speaking out against the doctor's comments. Tyler Robinson, the suspect in the Charlie Kirk shooting, has been taken into custody, and new video footage appears to show him near the campus hours before the incident.

Charlie Kirk, a 31-year-old conservative author and podcast host known for revitalizing the youth vote and supporting former President Donald Trump, was shot in the neck and died shortly after being taken to the hospital. The shooting occurred more than 30 hours before the suspect, a 28 or 29-year-old man, was arrested on Friday. The suspect, who has not been publicly identified, was turned in by someone close to him. Authorities, including the FBI, have completed over 200 interviews and received about 7,000 tips. Evidence found includes a palm print, a shoe impression, and a hunting rifle on the rooftop. The suspect is believed to have fled into nearby woods after the shooting. Utah Governor Spencer Cox and FBI director Kash Patel, along with deputy Dan Bongino, emphasized the critical role of public support in the investigation. Replicas of a T-shirt associated with the suspect, Tyler Robinson, are being sold.

A California event featuring conservative commentator Ben Shapiro was postponed following the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk. Shapiro reflected on meeting Kirk, who was 18 at the time, at an event at The Breakers, a hotel in Palm Beach. At that time, Kirk, a recent high school graduate, pitched an organization he had just started called Turning Point USA. Despite being in its early stages, Kirk was enthusiastic, aggressive, and very smart, with intense energy. Shapiro predicted to a friend that Kirk would become a prominent figure in the Republican Party.

Prominent right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk, 31, was fatally shot in the neck while speaking at Utah University on September 10. The incident occurred in front of 3,000 students, and footage showed Kirk discussing transgender mass shootings moments before he was hit by a single bullet. He was rushed to the hospital but died from his injuries shortly after. The bullet is believed to have been fired from a rooftop about 200 meters away.

A shooting incident occurred at a Utah campus, where Charlie Kirk was reportedly shot. The shooter remains at large.

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot during an event at Utah Valley University. The gunman remains at large, and no arrests have been made. President Donald Trump condemned the act, calling it a 'dark moment for America' and vowed to crack down on the surge in political violence.