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Maybe it is the gruesome suddenness of his death that has made so many people forget the realities of Charlie Kirk’s life. After the 31-year-old rightwing influencer was shot dead at a college campus appearance in Utah on Wednesday, many commentators rushed to condemn political violence, on the one hand, and to issue warm tributes to Kirk’s life, on the other. The former of these is legitimate: that political policy should not be determined by force, or political disagreements settled through...

Accept that we’re going to have taboos. Decide what qualifies.  For your consideration: Rejoicing at the murder of Charlie Kirk. I’d like to live in a country where that’s unacceptable. Many employers share that sentiment. Or are at least savvy enough to read the national temperature. Some celebrating Kirk’s death have been fired for their statements. This is not, as some maintain, a threat to freedom of speech. “Looks like ol’ Charlie spoke his fate into existence,” wrote Laura...

"Stand with Charlie!" That message spontaneously appeared throughout the world after the unspeakable violent attack by an extremist. No, it was not the response to the murder of Charlie Kirk this week.  It was 10 years ago and referred to the killing of staff at the Paris-based satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. World leaders, including the French, German and Turkish presidents, joined a march for free speech despite their own speech crackdowns, including prior targeting of the magazine...

The U.S. Space Command is relocating to Huntsville, Alabama, signaling a significant shift in America's defense strategy. This move aligns with Trump's emphasis on space as a top defense priority, following the creation of the Space Force during his first term. Trump also initiated a $175 billion "Golden Dome" missile defense initiative aimed at deploying weapons and interceptors in space.

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