Erika Kirk says the public deserves to see “what true evil is,” rejecting defense efforts to block cameras from the trial of the man accused of killing her husband, conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

The death of Charlie Kirk has left massive reverberations across politics, but it also left Erika, Charlie's widow, in a profound state of mourning. Erika has continued to appear in public in the weeks since Charlie's death, and she seems totally focused ...

Hundreds of students gathered Wednesday night at the University of Mississippi to hear from Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk,

Erika Kirk returned to campus seven weeks after her husband Charlie's murder, calling her Ole Miss appearance a 'spiritual reclaiming of territory' at the Turning Point event.

"You have given him the best birthday gift he could ever have,” Erika Kirk told Trump after the POTUS presented her the award during a ceremony held at the White House Rose Garden. "Thank you for loving us. Thank you for praying for us and for believing in what Charlie believed in."

Nick Fuentes, the far-right podcaster recognized as the leader of the “Groyper” movement made up primarily of young men who advocate for Christian nationalism and white nationalist ideas online, criticized Erika Kirk for her conduct in the wake of her husband’s death.

Erika Kirk, widow of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, tells Fox News she feels her husband’s presence and is determined to carry on his legacy.

Progressive YouTuber Kyle Kulinski was ridiculed on X after he posted a picture of a twisted Halloween costume mocking Erika Kirk as a "fake grieving widow"