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It has been a whirlwind few days for Candace Owens as she finds herself dominating headlines and shaking up social media with accusations, investigations, and lawsuits that could have long-term implications. According to Black Enterprise, Owens is waging an intense and public crusade to uncover the true circumstances behind her close friend Charlie Kirk's murder, which has become the core focus of her November podcasts. She’s accused Turning Point USA of remaining silent and, in her words, allowing the “lies to flow” about Kirk’s death. Owens says her own team has gathered and verified flight tracking data that allegedly show a specific plane overlapped with Charlie and Erika Kirk’s travel locations a staggering 73 times, fueling her assertion that Kirk was being monitored. She’s relentless: “Charlie was right. He knew I would be the one to defend him after death.”
Her investigation has taken an international twist, as The Economic Times details that Owens alleges Egyptian surveillance aircraft tracked Erika Kirk’s travel in almost 70 separate instances. Owens displayed rental car records linked to Egyptian passengers on her show, urging Utah Valley University students to help her crowdsource tips. For Owens, this points to possible foreign government involvement and potential financial motives—she amplified claims from a YouTuber that Turning Point USA has payroll irregularities and “ghost” staff amounting to $8.5 million, possibly tying the financial mystery to Kirk’s killing.
To add to the drama, The Times of India reports that Owens is publicly challenging the accepted narrative of Kirk’s murder, questioning everything from the skill of the alleged shooter to oddities in the timeline and the suspect’s alleged digital trail. Her scrutiny, including suspicions about whether the main suspect is “just an AI app,” has sparked plenty of reactions online—both support and skepticism.
Meanwhile, Owens is embroiled in a separate high-profile legal battle in Delaware, as RFI notes, where Brigitte Macron and her husband are suing Owens for allegedly profiting from knowingly false transgender claims about the French First Lady. The Macron lawsuit is set for early 2026 and is being closely watched as a bellwether moment for far-right misinformation cases. French investigative reporter Thomas Huchon credits Owens with helping viralize the “transvestigation” conspiracy genre internationally, sparking debate about the role of social media platforms in amplifying extreme theories.
On her podcast, Owens also ignited controversy by reading out an email alleging that Lou Taylor, a longtime manager of Britney Spears, was linked to illicit activities—spanning churches, the CIA, and even connections to Epstein. The clip racked up a million YouTube views within a day and, according to The Economic Times, made her a trending figure across digital platforms.
In a dramatic twist covered by The Jerusalem Post, Owens claimed the Macrons orchestrated an Israeli-linked hit squad against her, though officials have not substantiated this assertion.
As November nears its end, Candace Owens remains at center stage—driving the news cycle, standing firm in her pursuit of answers, and leaving little doubt that the reverberations from these events will shape her public legacy for years to come.
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