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America This Week: 9/11, Charlie Kirk, Remembering The Fallen (September 7 – 13, 2026)

While Americans honor the fallen on 9/11, and the memory of Charlie Kirk one year after his assassination, leftists mock both occasions with laughter and cruel jokes.

President Trump proposes a $5,000 dividend for American adults if the Republicans win in the November midterm elections.

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| By Scribe | September 13, 2026 |

While Americans honor the fallen on 9/11, and the memory of Charlie Kirk one year after his assassination, leftists mock both occasions with laughter and cruel jokes.

President Trump proposes a $5,000 dividend for American adults if the Republicans win in the November midterm elections.

America Remembers Charlie Kirk One Year After Assassination

One year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, conservatives continue honoring his memory. Co-host Blake Neff described Kirk as “special” for moving beyond identifying problems to actively implementing solutions.

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Neff highlighted Kirk’s growth as a leader and his impact on the conservative movement, particularly through Turning Point’s work with young people.

Charlie’s focus on practical efforts like ballot chasing and early-voting messaging helped shift key states toward stronger conservative results. Truly a leader and generational talent.

POTUS Proposes $5,000 Citizen Dividend

President Trump proposed an innovative $5,000 dividend for every adult U.S. citizen if Republicans retain Congress in the midterms. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the payments would not come from taxpayer money or add to the deficit.

He pointed to revenue from a planned Trump Platinum Card visa program for wealthy foreigners and unrealized gains on government-held Intel stock. The administration aims to earn the funds through these non-tax sources.

AI Companies Call for Slower Development and Regulation

Leading AI companies including Anthropic, OpenAI, and xAI are calling for industry regulation and a slower pace of development. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged pacing the frontier and committed to third-party evaluators with deep access.

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Elon Musk and Sam Altman endorsed the approach, with Altman citing safety concerns as a reason OpenAI will not go public this year.

The push follows reports of a rogue AI cyberattack and growing congressional interest in safeguards.

Democrats Mamdani and Ocasio-Cortez Laugh at 9/11 Memorial

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and fellow Democrat Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appeared to laugh and chat at the Ground Zero 9/11 memorial.

The moments occurred while victims’ names were being read and families were grieving. Observers, including Sen. Ted Cruz and Meghan McCain, condemned the behavior as deeply disrespectful.

Mamdani had been asked by thousands of victims’ relatives to stay away from the ceremony. He did not honor those requests.

Netflix Faces Backlash Over Charlie Kirk Assassination Joke

Netflix’s UK account posted a “neck injury” joke on the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Charlie was fatally shot in the neck while speaking at a university event.

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Viewers saw the timing as a cruel insult for a tragic event, prompting droves of customers to cancel their subscriptions. Observers and social media users widely condemned the post as hateful and disrespectful.

Utah Governor Raises Concerns Over TikTok Algorithm Control

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said the Chinese Communist Party likely still controls TikTok’s algorithm despite the U.S. ownership deal.

He noted there remains little transparency into the app’s complex code.

Cox pointed out that China restricts similar social media for its own children while promoting TikTok to Americans. He described the situation as devastating for U.S. kids and adults.

Catch up on what happened over the last month:

America This Week: Texas is Trump Country (August 31 – September 6, 2026)

America This Week: Hello, Lake America! (August 24 – 30, 2026)

America This Week: U.S.A. vs Canada (August 17 – 23, 2026)

America This Week: Karoline’s Farewell (August 10 – 16, 2026)

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