The hospital corridors were quiet, the kind of quiet that feels too heavy, almost unnatural. Staff hurried about with clipped conversations, patients waited in muted rooms, and yet an uneasy energy lingered in the air. Few could have guessed that an ordinary workplace disagreement would soon transform into a headline story—one that blended medicine, politics, and morality into a storm of national debate.
The Nurse, The Doctor, and a Nation on Edge: Inside the Fallout After Charlie Kirk’s Assassination
