Social media has us in its grip and won’t let go. Charlie Kirk’s killing is a case study
Charlie Kirk’s killing has pushed the debate over social media back into the spotlight. The platforms that helped make him a household name are now where his death is dissected, politicized, and spread in viral clips. From Utah’s governor to national experts, the concern is the same: these feeds don’t just reflect public anger, they amplify it. The result is a sharper look at how the tools we rely on every day may be pulling us apart more than bringing us together. David Bauder with Associated Press has the full story.
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