Tens of thousands of Americans have gathered in recent days in cities from coast to coast to honor the life of Charlie Kirk after his unthinkable assassination last week.

Attendees pay their respects during a vigil for Charlie Kirk on Friday, Sept. 12, 2025, in Provo, Utah. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)

Over the weekend, even apolitical sporting events took a moment to pause for remembrance, illustrating a civility that has been largely lost in today's divided political climate.

It started almost immediately last Wednesday night when Major League Baseball teams like the New York Yankees held a moment of silence for Charlie Kirk before their game. The Chicago Cubs also held a moment of reflection on Friday, recognizing Kirk as a lifelong fan.

It spread to NASCAR and then to the NFL over the

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