A range of companies and other organizations are sanctioning — and sometimes firing — workers over their public comments about Charlie Kirk. They may have little recourse.

Efforts to have people fired from their jobs for criticizing slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk are raising questions about free speech and local government policies.

Jackson County, bordered by bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River to the east and cave networks, soaring rocks and hiking ...

President Donald Trump promised a new Golden Age. But eight months into his term, grocery prices are rising, along with inflation and unemployment.

As demonstrated in the past week, a harsh comment or unprofessional post in the heat of the moment can come back to haunt employees.

The Loganville Police Department’s Facebook post looking for new hires is a nod to the 2008 flick, Step Brothers. The photo shows two officers recreating the posed photo of actors Will Farrell and ...

This backlash is part of a conservative movement to blame Kirk’s death on “the left” and to punish anyone who disagrees with their view.

Legal scholars say politicians could be violating the First Amendment in pressuring employers to fire people for their social media posts.

Tenured Florida Atlantic University professor, Dr. Karen Leader was placed on leave after sharing multiple posts on X that described Kirk as “racist, transphobic, homophobic and more.” ...

Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Jada McLean liked a hateful post on Instagram where it called Charlie Kirk a fascist & a racist.

The Las Virgenes Unified School District employee is out of the classroom after a social media post was made on the murder of Charlie Kirk.

Columnist Karen Attiah says she was fired by The Washington Post last week over a series of social media posts about gun control and race in the wake of the assassination of conservative activist ...