Senate Unanimously Declares October 14 'Charlie Kirk Remembrance Day'

The United States Senate unanimously established October 14 as Charlie Kirk Remembrance Day in honor of his legacy following his tragic assassination during a campus debate.

• On Thursday, the United States Senate passed legislation designating October 14 as National Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk, coinciding with what would have been his birthday.
• The bill was introduced by Republican Senator Rick Scott and co-sponsored by 20 additional senators, reflecting bipartisan support for honoring Charlie Kirks contributions.
• Charlie Kirk was assassinated just over a week prior to this vote, during a debate at Utah Valley University, marking a significant loss in the political discourse.