Supporters of Charlie Kirk gathered at the site of his assassination one year after his death, Fox News reports. Attendees marked the anniversary with the message "we are still standing," according to the outlet.
The gathering came as other outlets examined Kirk's political legacy. The Atlantic reported that the MAGA movement is splintering in his absence, while Al Jazeera raised the question of whether young voters are turning away from Trump a year after Kirk's death.
Separately, Fox 10 Phoenix reported that Turning Point USA, the organization Kirk founded, unveiled a statue in his honor in Phoenix.
The Hill reported that a man who debated Kirk shortly before the assassination described what he called a year of harassment following their exchange.
The coverage reflects how Kirk's death continues to shape both the movement he built and the people drawn into its orbit. His supporters marked the anniversary at the location where he was killed, while the organizations and debates tied to his work remained in the news.
What to watch next: whether the divisions described in the MAGA movement deepen as the anniversary passes, and how young voters' preferences shift in the months ahead.