Turning Point USA boss Erica Kirk is no stranger to bizarre conspiracy theories and false claims since the death of her husband. Charlie Kirkmaking global headlines. Now, a series of new allegations have been leveled against the 37-year-old.
Erika Kirk, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Turning Point USA. (AFP)
In the past 24 hours, text messages allegedly sent by Erika Kirk to a 15-year-old teen have gone viral on social media. Among the messages, Erika Kirk allegedly sent sexually explicit messages to the 15-year-old girl, sparking grooming charges against her.
The posts allege that an X account that coded as a teen in 2014 posted an exchange with Erika Kirk (then Frantzve) in which the user claimed Erika Kirk sent gifts, and also shared screenshots of an alleged text message exchange with Erika Kirk in which she allegedly made sexual references.
The posts were mined from the user’s X account, which is still active. However, Ht.com could not independently verify the authenticity of this claim.
This is an X post detailing the viral allegations.
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Recently, another false claim about the 37-year-old related to Charlie Kirk’s will. After a parody account posted a video claiming Charlie Kirk found out Erica was allegedly cheating on him and cut her out of his will.
However, these claims are false because first, the original Facebook post was a satire, and second, there were no reports of Charlie Kirk making a will, let alone removing Erika Kirk from it.
Notably, Charlie Kirk, former CEO and founder TP AmericaOn September 10, 2025, he was shot to death by 22-year-old Tyler Robinson at Utah Valley University. Robinson has admitted to the killing and is on trial in Provo, Utah.
An Indian man in Melbourne reported racist, hateful notes were scattered across his Epping home’s front yard while he was cleaning his car. The notes read “Go back to India” and “Death to the Nazis”. The unnamed man posted photos of the racist comments on a local Facebook community page to warn others that racism and hatred have no place in the community. “I really don’t see the point of it,” the man, who asked not to be identified for his safety, told news.com.au. “There is no reason for this to happen.”The man said he moved to Australia more than a decade ago and had a newborn, a young child and elderly family members living with him. The incident shocked them as they did not understand whether the notes were targeted or if there was any reason behind the attack. “We didn’t go out for our usual walk that night,” he said. “I don’t feel safe leaving my kids at home.”News reports said social media posts revealed multiple similar incidents. One commenter, claiming to be a council worker, said they found a similar note saying “dirty people” written on the same size paper in a public garden bed near the nearby Civic Centre.“I did not post this to gain sympathy,” the man later wrote. “My only intention is to make our community aware that these types of incidents are happening so we can remain vigilant and look out for each other.”
The only Indian family in the neighborhood
The man was concerned that those who left the note knew he was Indian, and there was only one Indian family in the neighborhood. “It’s something that gets stuck in your mind,” he said. “I’ve been restless all night. The first thing I do now is check outside to make sure nothing else is going on,” he said.The incident was reported to police, but they said there was nothing they could do as there was no property damage. The man said he called another police station, which said it would take the matter seriously.
New Delhi: The Election Commission on Tuesday released the final electoral roll of Assam after the special revision (SR) exercise. More than 243,000 names have been removed from draft lists ahead of parliamentary elections due in the coming months.According to a statement issued by the office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Assam, the final electoral list now includes 2,49,58,139 electors, which is 0.97 per cent less than the draft list announced on December 27 last year. The draft list recorded 2,52,01,624 voters.The CEO’s office said the final voter list included 1,24,82,213 male voters, 1,24,75,583 female voters and 343 third gender voters.These removals are made after the claims and objections process under the SR activity is completed. During the verification process, authorities found 478,992 dead voters, 523,680 migrant voters, and 53,619 multiple-entry cases. These changes are reflected in the final volume only after due process.Earlier, special revision work revealed an increase of 1.35% compared to the last final volume released in January 2025, which was subsequently verified leading to deletion.The chief executive’s office clarified that legal remedies are still available to voters whose names have been removed due to a “permanent transfer”. Under the Representation of the People Act, 1950, the affected electorate can file a deletion appeal before the District Magistrate within 15 days and a second appeal before the Chief Electoral Officer within 30 days.Eligible voters who were unable to apply for an address change in advance, particularly those displaced by eviction or administrative action, can now apply to be readmitted to a new address, officials said.“If they were unable to apply for name change before deletion, they can now apply for inclusion under the RP Act,” an election official told PTI.The CEO has issued detailed instructions to all District Electoral Officers (DEOs) in this regard. The letter highlights that some voters were removed due to “permanent transfers” during the SR process, but the required forms cannot be submitted because only one application can be processed in a revision cycle.These voters can now submit Form 6 for inclusion in the electoral roll, but they cannot submit Form 8 earlier as the objection or deletion process under Form 7 is ongoing. Officials have been directed to conduct strict verification to ensure that no ineligible voters are added while upholding the rights of eligible citizens.However, the SR exercise triggered political controversy in Assam. Opposition parties claimed that the amendment was being misused for “vote theft” and claimed that genuine citizens, especially those from religious minorities, were being harassed.Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma had earlier said that notices were being issued mainly to ‘mias’ to put them “under pressure” and claimed that over 500,000 complaints had been lodged by BJP workers against illegal immigrants from Bangladesh.The term “Miya” has historically been used as a derogatory term for Bengali-speaking Muslims in Assam, and in recent years has been re-visited as a symbol of assertion by sections of the community.Meanwhile, the Election Commission also provided an update on the revision of electoral rolls in West Bengal. The ECI extended the timeline for the state’s Special Intensified Revision (SIR), pushing the final release date to February 14, citing the need for extensive census work and the need for rationalization of polling stations.In West Bengal, house-to-house verification ended on December 11 last year, the draft list was announced on December 16, and claims and objections were accepted until January 15.The Electoral Commission reiterated its stance, urging citizens of various states to actively participate in the electoral roll revision exercise, stressing that accurate and updated electoral rolls are essential for free and fair elections.
increased medical insurance Premium Living in 2026 is an issue facing many seniors in America as the cost of everyday items continues to rise. The 2026 medical insurance premium increase was notified in November 2025 and took effect in January this year. Also, many older adults experience a burning sensation.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) will increase the standard premium and deductible for Parts A and B from $185 to $202.90 in 2025, and the annual deductible will increase from $257 to $283 in 2025.
That means Medicare holders will have to pay about $500 more in Part B base premiums each year than they did last year. On top of this, a revenue surcharge is imposed, further driving up costs health care.
Recently, a 65-year-old user took to the X platform (formerly known as Twitter) to talk about the problems faced by the elderly due to increasing medical insurance costs.
“Why does the government hate seniors?” the user wrote. “I turn 65 next month, and all of a sudden I’m forced to pay $202.90 a month for Medicare Part B if I want to see a doctor or get a prescription filled.
“This is the base premium – before any income surcharges kick in and raise the premium. I have to pay a $283 deductible before Medicare covers most services. If I understand correctly, I have to pay over $200 a month – whether I use the service or not!”
Then, the man regrets, “So, after decades of working, paying taxes, and funding the system, here’s my reward: hundreds of dollars more per month for the rest of your life – or no health care.”
“I’m really confused about it all. They always say get older, but this is next level blackmail. Why does everything start getting more expensive when you make less and less money?”
Election Commission of India (ECI) Office in New Delhi (File Photo/PTI)
New Delhi: The Election Commission on Tuesday extended the special intensive revision (SIR) deadline in West Bengal by two weeks. The list revision in TMC-ruled states will continue till February 21 and the list will be announced on February 28.In a letter to the chief electoral officer of West Bengal, the Election Commission said the decision was taken in compliance with the Supreme Court’s February 9 order.
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Previously, the final voter list was scheduled to be announced on February 14, after the election.“…Based on the directions of the Supreme Court, the committee has decided to make the following changes in the ongoing SIR scheme in West Bengal,” the letter said, news agency PTI reported.Under the revised schedule, the notice hearing will end on February 14. Document review and case processing will be completed by February 21.Rationalization of polling stations will be completed by February 25 and inspection of health parameters will be completed by February 27. According to the letter shared by the CEO, the final electoral roll will be published on February 28.The Supreme Court on Monday said it would not under any circumstances allow the delay in the Special Intensification Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls of 12 states, but expressed readiness to accept suggestions to ensure that genuine voters are not left out.The CJI-led bench extended by a week the February 7 deadline for submission of documents by voters in the notification issued by the EC, including 136 crore voters categorized as “logical discrepancies”. It also asked the Bangladesh DGP to provide a personal affidavit on the EC’s allegations of attempts by TMC staff to sabotage the SIR. “We want the country to remember the law of the land,” it said.West Bengal CM’s hearing before CJI Surya Kant, Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice NV Anjaria Mamata Banerjee Passionately advocating for the termination of SIR, he was dissatisfied with the state government for not providing names of 8,500 Grade B cadre officers to the EC to assist the Election Revision Officer (ERO) and Assistant ERO in the extensive document verification work. The dissatisfaction had such an impact that the West Bengal government provided the list to the court within minutes and said it would verify the suitability of the officials.The court also dismissed concerns expressed by Banerjee’s lawyer Shyam Divan, who told the judge that the process adopted by the Election Commission would lead to mass exclusion of voters as 50 per cent of voters’ cases facing scrutiny for “logical discrepancies” were due to misspellings of names due to translation errors.“This is a speculative concern,” the bench said, adding that the Election Commission, by selecting suitable officials from among the 8,500 officers provided by the state government, will assist the ERO and eros in cases where notices are issued merely because of misspelling of names and help them include them in the voters’ list.
An Indian-origin immigration consultant in Brampton has shut down his Instagram account after sparking controversy after he showed off a luxury watch reportedly worth $300,000 in a video. The consultant, whose Instagram handle is “Canadian Visa King” and Facebook handle is “Visa King office Canada Channi Bhai,” went viral after posting a video bragging about the number of Canadian visas he had obtained for clients.Some say he is taking advantage of immigrants who want to move to Canada. They also say his flashy lifestyle makes immigration look easier and more successful than it really is, masking the financial struggles many face. Others accuse immigration consultants of exploiting loopholes in the system, including giving priority to relatives or taking bribes.
Meet this immigration consultant from Brampton, known as the “Visa King” on IG
He wears a $300,000 watch that shows all the visas he was able to get approved
These immigration consultants are making a fortune turning Canada into a third world country
Most criticism has focused on the Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) scheme. There are allegations that jobs in industries such as trucking, agriculture and hospitality are being sold to immigrants through informal networks between Punjab and Canada. The networks are said to be operated through unregistered agencies. However, these claims have not been legally proven. There are also concerns that immigrants come to Canada with large amounts of debt, which could make them easy targets for exploitation.Under Canadian law, Indian citizens require a visa or permit to enter Canada, including a visitor visa, study permit, work permit or permanent residence route. Applications are processed by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, and approval is subject to eligibility and appropriate documentation.
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Wearing $300,000 worth of Richard Mille,
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back @truckdriverpleb showed his video (which received 1.7 million views) showing all the visas he had been approved for.
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One Canadian entrepreneur weighed in on the whole issue, saying: “As you can see, and as you can imagine, immigration to Canada is a very big business. In fact, I’ve heard that a lot of people who come here temporarily are being taken advantage of.” They added: “I’ve heard of people paying $40,000 just to get a job just so they could work 80 hours a week at minimum wage. They’re actually paying that money to commit to becoming Canadian citizens. I think the whole LMI A program is probably the biggest scam we have across Canada. I honestly feel terrible for these immigrants.” Their conclusion: “Taking $40,000 out of a third world country is an impossible task. Let alone doing it in Canada and saving the money. They paid, they did it to give their families a better life, and they ended up being taken advantage of.”
New Delhi: India Assistant Coach Ryan Ten Duchard On Tuesday, he said that the team is mentally prepared to face Pakistan in the T20 World Cup league.The two rivals are scheduled to meet on February 15 and Ten Doshat stressed that off-field issues never distracted the Indian camp’s preparations.
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He admitted that Pakistan might have a bit of an advantage as they have been in Colombo for two weeks, but India are concentrating on delivering their best performance. “Going to Colombo will be a challenge, Pakistan have been there for the past two weeks and we are fully focused on playing our best game next week,” he told reporters. India will take on Namibia in the second match of the ongoing T20 World Cup on February 12 and the clarity over Pakistan’s qualification means both teams can treat the match purely as a sporting contest. Meanwhile, India opener Abhishek Sharma He missed the team’s first training session in New Delhi due to illness and stomach problems, raising doubts about his availability for the Namibia game. He had a poor start to the World Cup, winning the Golden Duck against the United States, and therefore did not play in that match, with Sanju Samson replacing him. Abhishek’s health concerns were exacerbated by his early departure from a team dinner hosted by coach Gautam Gambhir. “Abshi (Abhishek Sharma) still has some stomach issues but we hope he can play in two days. Bumrah’s feeling and movement are also much better,” he said on Tuesday. Jasprit Bumrah also missed the U.S. team’s game due to illness. India may rest Abhishek to ensure he is fully fit against Pakistan, while Sanju Samson may take his place. Abhishek is regarded as a key player for his explosive T20 batting and despite his early failures, the team values his impact. India still beat the United States by 29 runs, thanks to Suryakumar Yadav’s unbeaten 84 and strong bowling by Siraj and Arshdeep Singh.
Related queries Savannah Guthrie The family of Annie Guthrie and their husband continue to see a surge in numbers as they search for missing mother Nancy Guthrie.
Tommaso Scioni vs. Michael Feldman Salary: As the search for Nancy Guthrie continues, Savannah’s husband says he feels he’s unhelpful, while Anne’s husband is labeled by reporters as a potential suspect without official confirmation.
Amid multiple speculations about family dynamics, Savannah’s husband Michael FeldmanHe, who rarely speaks to the public, gave a terse reply to reporters that he had “nothing new to report” and that he found it “largely unhelpful,” a statement that quickly became the most cited quote in various posts and discussions.
Meanwhile, Anne Guthrie’s husband Tommaso Scioni They faced public scrutiny after a search of their home and journalist Ashleigh Banfield’s explosive claim that he could be the “prime suspect” in the disappearance. However, authorities have denied this claim and have so far not released the names of any suspects.
Do you want to know about Feldman and Cione’s net worth and their careers? Here’s what we know:
Who is Michael Feldman? What is his source of income?
Savannah Guthrie Married to husband Michael Feldman for over ten years. The couple became engaged in 2013 after they began dating after her separation from first husband Mark Orchard. Guthrie and Feldman tied the knot in Tucson in March 2014. Arizona. The couple has two children together.
Feldman has a political background. He served as a Democratic political aide for eight years during the Clinton-Gore administration, according to consulting firm FGS Global. During this time, Feldman held various responsibilities for Vice President Al Gore, including serving as a senior advisor and chief of staff for travel. In addition, he served as one of the Clinton administration’s primary liaisons with Congress.
in the past, Feldman Served as legislative analyst for the Senate Democratic Leadership Democratic Policy Committee.
He later switched from politics to business consulting. He began his career as a consultant and is a founding partner and North America Co-Chairman of FGS Global, an international firm specializing in communications, consulting and advocacy.
In 2021, he co-founded the public relations firm Glover Park Group, which later merged with other consulting firms to form FGS. In a professional capacity, Feldman oversees communications strategies for a variety of companies, nonprofits, advocacy groups and individuals.
According to Wallmine, Feldman’s net worth is estimated to be approximately $5.75 million. However, there is no public information about his income and consulting fees.
Who is Tommaso Cioni? What is his source of income?
Tommaso Scioni“I write every chance I get. I study lizards. I play the electric bass. I make homemade pasta,” he said in his biography on the Tapirulan Cultural Association website.
Reporter Banfield said on the show that Cione taught sixth-grade science and biology at Basis Oro Valley School in Tucson. A LinkedIn profile that appears to belong to Cioni shows he has been with the company for more than 15 years.
Information about Cione’s net worth and salary is not public. However, Basis Independent Schools offers salaries ranging from $65,000 to $73,000, while Oro Valley-area educators make about $66,000 a year, according to Austin, Texas-based job platform Indeed.
If we assume Cioni’s median annual salary is $65,000, then taking into account 15 years of professional experience, his net worth is approximately $975,000. This number is only an estimate based on projected earnings and does not represent an actual assessment of Cioni’s net worth.
According to reports, Sione and Anne’s home was purchased for $650,000. Together, Johnny Based on photos allegedly shared on Anne’s Facebook, it appears that Anne and Anne have a substantial income that allows them to enjoy vacations in Italy, Cioni’s country of origin.
New Delhi: Member of Parliament Rahul Gandhi The party did not launch discussions on the EU budget in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday citing concerns about possible “sabotage” by the finance ministry, PTI said, citing party sources. The Leader of the Opposition in the House of Representatives is expected to speak on the budget on Wednesday. According to Congress sources, several opposition leaders urged Gandhi to start the budget debate. However, he said doing so could lead to repeated interruptions and jeopardize the proceedings. Gandhi stressed that the Budget debate is crucial for all opposition parties to raise issues affecting the people and hold the government accountable.The decision was taken after the opposition party filed a notice proposing a resolution to remove Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, leading to heightened tensions between the finance ministry and opposition lawmakers.When the House convened at 2 pm after two adjournments, the presiding officer, Krishna Prasad Tenneti, asked Congress MP Shashi Tharoor to initiate the debate, and he began speaking on the issue.Repeated disruptions in the Lok Sabha since February 2 resulted in the suspension of seven Congress MPs and one CPI(M) member for the remainder of the budget session. The easing of proceedings Tuesday allowed budget discussions to move forward, at least for now.
In 2024, Candace Owens announced her conversion to Catholicism, describing it as a decision to “come home” after a personal spiritual journey. Owens is known for her staunch political stances, and her actions surprised some but reflected her long-standing pursuit of moral clarity and truth. Her public statements sparked controversy and added a new dimension of faith to her already influential public life.
When Candace Owens announced in 2024 that she had converted to Catholicism, the news naturally went viral and then spread at an alarming rate. This isn’t a media road trip, no dramatic reveal, just a brief message that it’s going to be a long journey inside. For a man who was once a rival and guaranteed everything, the change has another meaning. It’s thoughtful, almost, almost, reserved. The contrast alone is enough to grab attention, especially from viewers who have been watching her sound bites transform into something that transcends party lines.
Why Candace Owens Says She Has “Returned” to Catholicism?
Timing is important. Owens has been challenging dominant narratives for years, often at personal and professional cost. When she spoke about faith, many observers realized there was something deeper than politics at play. Her decision wasn’t about building a brand. This is a conclusion. In a digital age built on noise, the calm of the moment becomes part of the story.
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Owens shared her decision on social media with a message of both certainty and patience. “Recently, I decided to return home. Of course, there were many factors that went into this decision, which I plan to share in the future. But for now, praise God as He gently yet relentlessly guides my heart to the truth,” she wrote. The words spoke more of surrender than arrival, a theme that resonated with supporters and critics alike.Her transformation comes after years of public stances that brought her into conflict with powerful institutions. She challenged COVID-19 policies early, opposed vaccine mandates and broke with her conservative peers on issues ranging from Big Pharma to foreign policy. Each position narrowed her alliances. But she remained consistent in one respect. She treats every argument as a moral issue, not a tactical one. This habit now appears to be at the heart of her conversion to Catholicism.This choice is also notable because it offers no obvious room for career advancement. A softer path can be chosen. It’s okay to remain silent. Instead, Owens aligned himself with an institution facing its own crises and contradictions. For many readers, this detail is important. It suggests continuity rather than reinvention.In 2024, public improvements often arouse suspicion. Owens’ approach may seem to some to be the exact opposite. It reopens an age-old discussion about faith in public life and whether faith survives without calculation. Whether admired or controversial, her decision marked a clear point in her personal timeline. It is not seen as an end. It is framed as home.
