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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox renews call for civility after killing of activist Charlie Kirk
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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has renewed his appeal for greater civility in American politics following the September killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Utah. In a recent NPR interview, Cox described the response to his message and his continuing concerns about deepening political divisions, urging Americans to treat opponents with respect even amid a polarized climate.
Late-night television hosts addressed the murder of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk in their monologues, condemning political violence amid national grief. On the same weekend, several shows received accolades at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards, highlighting their cultural impact. Hosts like Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel emphasized dialogue over division in responses to the tragedy.
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A screenshot from Tammy Rivera's Instagram Story appears to label Nicki Minaj a 'bootlicker' amid her praise for political figures, while an old clip of Charlie Kirk resurfaces criticizing the rapper as a poor role model. Rivera has previously voiced concerns over Minaj's ties to MAGA and Turning Point USA. The drama unfolds as Minaj continues her apparent shift toward conservative circles.
Florida state Representative Kevin Steele has introduced House Bill 113, requiring public colleges and universities to rename specific roads after the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Non-compliant institutions would face withholding of state funds. The proposal aims to honor Kirk, who was assassinated in September 2025 at Utah Valley University.