Frozen yogurt joint 'receiving hate' and death threats following Charlie Kirk tribute Grooveberries owners order more tribute stickers as negative messages flood their social media

A small business in Idaho is receiving backlash for paying tribute to Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.Grooveberries Frozen Yogurt in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho has been placing stickers with a photo of the conservative activist on its red cups, with "1993-2025" shown beneath his name. Sarah and Chase Gibson, owners of Grooveberries and the parents of three children, told Fox News Digital they have received death threats for honoring Kirk’s legacy. "We have been receiving hate. Even someone saying we should be dead," said Sarah Gibson. A main reason for the outpouring of community support they've received, she said, is...