Overview

• Utah prosecutors formally charged 22-year-old Tyler Robinson with aggravated murder and said they will seek the death penalty, citing alleged texts in which he wrote he had "enough" of Charlie Kirk's "hatred."
• FBI Director Kash Patel told senators the bureau is investigating whether anyone aided the shooter, and House Oversight plans to question tech executives about online radicalization.
• The Texas Education Agency says it is reviewing more than 280 complaints about educators’ social media posts, as districts report firings, resignations and leave, and Texas Tech police arrested a student after a viral video at a memorial.
• Vice President JD Vance blamed "left-wing political radicalization" for the killing, while GOP strategist Karl Rove warned against using the death to justify crackdowns on political opponents.
• Utah Valley University reopened with counseling resources a week after the shooting, and a public memorial is scheduled for Sunday at State Farm Stadium in Arizona, where President Donald Trump and Vance are slated to speak.