Some clarity, however, is inscribed in the three memorials and is read every year as we remember each individual victim: There were ten unborn children murdered that morning by terrorists. Most of ...

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Recalling one of the best reactions to Charlie Kirk’s murder.

While they continue to insist on their gloomy prognostications, the times are passing them by.

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L ooking out at 3,000 Utahns, Charlie Kirk was shot and killed a year ago today.

Everybody on the street was in the same emotional state — shock, grief, disbelief. Guys took out boom boxes and turned up the sound on news radio so folks on the street could hear the updates.

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination one year ago, we must not retreat from speaking up on controversial topics.

Our thoughts are with his family, and we hope that young people take his mode of public persuasion as a model for how to conduct themselves in the public square.