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Coverage of what Charlie Kirk said about school shootings before he was killed differs across outlets: multiple reports say he was answering an audience question about mass shootings and gun violence,...
Two dozen media reports and public records fragments compiled in this analysis show that multiple arrests and charges were filed in the weeks after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, but the circumstances,...
Larry Bushart’s arrest is directly linked in reporting to a specific meme he posted and to posts in a Facebook group; outlets describe authorities treating the meme as a perceived threat regarding a s...
Larry Bushart, a Tennessee man and former police officer, was arrested after posting a single meme on Facebook that law enforcement says *quoted President Donald Trump’s remark* about a school shootin...
There are documented lawsuits and formal complaints tied to the fallout from Charlie Kirk’s assassination—primarily lawsuits brought by people disciplined or arrested for their comments about Kirk and...
Police records and contemporaneous reporting show that internet memes and social media posts were central to Larry Bushart’s arrest: authorities and local reporting repeatedly reference a Facebook pos...
Larry Bushart’s arrest and the charges against him were directly tied to a Facebook post — specifically a meme shared in a group organizing a Charlie Kirk vigil — that authorities and members of that ...
Authorities and multiple news reports say Larry Bushart’s meme crossed social-media , which platforms removed or which contributed to his arrest under state law prohibiting threats against schools. Re...