Lance Twiggs, Tyler Robinson’s roommate and alleged transgender lover, testified that Robinson admitted to him that he killed Turning Point USA (TPUSA) founder Charlie Kirk. Twiggs’ recorded testimony was played in a Provo, Utah, courtroom Thursday. During an audio-only section of the interview, Twiggs is shown an exhibit in which Robinson texted Twiggs that he was the individual who killed the late conservative activist. Twiggs was asked about his first interaction with Robinson after receiving this text. “I asked him if what he said in the text was true, he said it was.” The roommate and alleged lover added that Robinson stated, at the time, that “He wishes he hadn’t done it.” BREAKING: The never-before-seen interview…Open
On the July 14, 2026 edition of The Record, Greta Van Susteren covers the latest headlines shaping the political, legal, and international landscape. Featured guests include Rick Santorum, Mark Meadows, Sen. Eric Schmitt, Dr. Avi Loeb and Zach Anders.
On this July 14, 2026 edition of Carl Higbie Frontline, guest host Lidia Curanaj tackles the headlines making an impact across politics, current events, and the national conversation. Guests joining the show include Greg Bovino, Seamus Othot, Christina Bobb, Jay Town, Kay Smythe, Bill D'Agostino, John Jordan, Peter St. Onge, Tony Shaffer and Mark Geist.
On the July 14, 2026 edition of Rob Schmitt Tonight, guest host Bob Brooksc highlights the day’s top political stories and the latest developments making news across the nation. Featured guests include Peter Navarro, Chris Clem, Simon Hankinson, Colin McDonald, Andrew Boutros, Rep. Mark Alford and Curtis Houck.
Affordability pain is real, but resilient consumers are still infusing money into the economy, Brian Moynihan , CEO of Bank of America, said at the Axios House News Shapers summit in Washington, D.C. Why it matters: The U.S. economy sits on a remarkably durable foundation , supporting consumer spending even with hot inflation. But at the same time, Americans tell pollsters economic conditions is at rock bottom, fueling a political reckoning over affordability. - "There's a say-do paradox," Moynihan said. "The question is, what are people actually doing?" Driving the news: Two things can be true, Moynihan explained to Axios' Mike Allen. - "Affordability is a real issue," he said. But he added, "what people are doing is still spending…
Affordability pain is real, but resilient consumers are still infusing money into the economy, Brian Moynihan , CEO of Bank of America, said at the Axios House News Shapers summit in Washington, D.C. Why it matters: The U.S. economy sits on a remarkably durable foundation , supporting consumer spending even with hot inflation. But at the same time, Americans tell pollsters economic conditions is at rock bottom, fueling a political reckoning over affordability. - "There's a say-do paradox," Moynihan said. "The question is, what are people actually doing?" Driving the news: Two things can be true, Moynihan explained to Axios' Mike Allen. - "Affordability is a real issue," he said. But he added, "what people are doing is still spending…Open
