One year ago, conservative podcaster Charlie Kirk was shot and killed on the campus of Utah Valley University (UVU), and Turning Point USA is hosting an event this evening to memorialize the organization's founder.

Erika Kirk takes helm at Turning Point USA, but experts say her message struggles to resonate with Gen Z women.

A year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, no one has taken his place as the face of Turning Point USA and a standard-bearer of the MAGA movement.

Turning Point USA spokesman Andrew Kolvet reveals how Erika Kirk's leadership prevented the organization from unraveling after Charlie Kirk's death.

Turning Point USA (TPUSA) is navigating its first election cycle without its founder. Thursday marks one year since Charlie Kirk was assassinated at a Utah university during

One year after Charlie Kirk was assassinated, Turning Point USA unveiled a statue of him outside their headquarters in Phoenix.

Thursday marked one year since Charlie Kirk’s tragic murder and supporters plan to honor the conservative icon with rallies and vigils across the globe — stretching from New York City to Australia. Thousands are expected to flood Turning Point USA-organized anniversary events at their Phoenix headquarters and near the Utah Valley University campus in Orem — where Kirk was viciously gunned down on Sept.

CBS News political director Fin Gómez joins to discuss. During a town hall with CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss, Erika Kirk said her husband Charlie "never incited violence" through his political rhetoric.

Nearly a year after Erika Kirk succeeded her assassinated husband at Turning Point USA, the organization is larger and its women focused events are drawing thousands. But growth inside the conservative movement is not the same as a broad shift among Gen Z women,