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Image : University of Tennessee A professor at the University of Tennessee Knoxville was rewarded $1.9 million in a settlement Monday for wrongful termination by the university after making negative statements about Turning Point USA Founder, Charlie Kirk, around the time of his death. Tamar Shirinian, a professor of anthropology, issued a series of statements on Facebook welcoming the death of Kirk.

A student at Ardrey Kell High School in North Carolina’s Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools recently won a legal settlement with the district after being accused of vandalism for creating a Charlie Kirk memorial on campus. In the aftermath of the assassination of Charlie Kirk in 2025, a student in her junior year (referred to as “GS” in the lawsuit filed against the district) sought to honor Charlie Kirk through creating an on-campus memorial at Ardrey Kell High School.

Photo, Riley Gaines post on X A highway in Tennessee stretching nearly 15 miles was recently named the “Charlie Kirk Memorial Highway” in honor of the late founder of Turning Point USA. The provision for the new highway name, which was featured in an omnibus bill passed in April, describes the positioning of the highway, and declares the following rationale for its name.

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Women’s rights advocate and Turning Point USA Contributor Riley Gaines, spoke at Turning Point Education’s 5th Educators’ Summit Wednesday, discussing her history as a swimmer and the experience she had with the faculty of her college when competing against transgender swimmer Lia Thomas. Gaines said she felt betrayed by a beloved institution that she believed had her best interests at heart.

During Turning Point USA’s 2026 Women’s Leadership Summit, protests took place outside of the venue where the summit was held in San Antonio, Texas. Footage of the protests was caught by Frontlines TPUSA over the weekend of the summit and posted on X. One man commanded a group of protesters to follow certain orders for their conduct while protesting: “Be as loud as you can,” he said. “Be as obnoxious as you can. Make these people hate us.

Photo: Point Park University Point Park University (PPU) officials may intervene after a decision was made by its Student Government Association (SGA) to deny the recognition of a Turning Point USA chapter on campus. The university’s student senate voted unanimously this spring to prevent a chapter from gaining official recognition as a campus club.

On the opening day of the 2026 Turning Point USA Women’s Leadership Summit, Culture Apothecary host, Alex Clark, talked about the states of singleness and marriage, and gave advice to her audience on how to navigate through, and enjoy life in, both states . For instance, the feeling of singleness being a result of abandonment or punishment is something to reject, Clark noted. “Stop thinking that singleness is a punishment from God,” she advised the audience. “Stop thinking that he forgot you.

Turning Point USA CEO, Erika Kirk, opened the 2026 Women’s Leadership Summit addressing ideologies that, when lived out, stifle women from living a fulfilling life through their faith and values. Particularly, Kirk criticized the influence of feminism on womanhood, an influence that causes loneliness, resentfulness, and confusion. A division between men and women is established and expanded by this ideology as well, she noted.

Frontlines TPUSA Reporter, Savanah Hernandez, spoke with Alex Clark this past weekend at the Women’s Leadership Summit (WLS), discussing the incident she was involved with in Minneapolis, Minnesota in which she was assaulted while covering a protest. A major theme of the discussion was the effect the experience had on both her life and reporting since. She described what happened.