Texas education officials are reviewing more than 180 complaints about social media comments made by Texas educators after Charlie Kirk's murder. Those educators could lose their licenses. Teachers' union leaders are pushing back on the investigation.

The state's largest teachers' union says the commissioner's actions are unprecedented. A professor who studies harmful online content says there are two reasons for the rhetorical riff in the country.

One being social media and the other being messages from our society's leaders.

Big picture view:

Last week's killing of conservative voice Charlie Kirk is touching all parts of society.

On Sunday, a moment of silence was announced at AT&T Stadium before the Dallas Cowboys played the New York Giants.

The stadium announcer stated, "This kin

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