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What happened at the pretrial hearing for the accused shooter in the Charlie Kirk case?
Testimony from a key witness. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. On day four of the pretrial hearing for Tyler Robinson, the man accused of gunning down Charlie Kirk last September on a college campus in Utah, a video interview with Lance Twiggs, Robinson's former roommate and romantic partner, was played.
Twiggs says Robinson left early on the morning of September 10th and claims not to have heard from him until 11 that night. Text messages were shown and read in court where prosecutors say Robinson admitted to Twiggs that he was the one who assassinated the conservative commentator and had left a confession note under his keyboard. Twiggs finally saw Robinson in person the next day. Twiggs says while Robinson talked about politics, he did not specifically mention Kirk before the day of the shootings.
What did Lance Twiggs' video interview and text messages reveal about the suspect's actions?
Fox's Claudia Cowan in Provo. Robinson is charged with aggravated murder and has not entered a plea. Turned himself in to authorities a day after the shooting. The hearing continues tomorrow. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Israel recently shared intelligence with the United States, indicating Iran was considering a new plot to assassinate President Trump. Mexico will request criminal charges following the deaths of several migrants in U.S. immigration custody.
Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Valesco criticized the Trump administration's treatment of his nation's citizens Thursday, announcing Mexico will push the U.S. Justice Department to file criminal charges following the deaths of 17 migrants. According to the Mexican government, 14 migrants have died while in ICE custody, while three others were killed during immigration operations. The announcement came following protest over the deadly shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Arojo by an ICE agent this week. He was a Mexican national living in Houston.
What new intelligence did Israel share about a reported assassination plot against President Trump?
ICE says Arojo attempted to ram the agent with his vehicle when he was shot.
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Why is Mexico requesting criminal charges over migrant deaths in U.S. custody?
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The FBI joined the multi-agency investigation after remains of a child were discovered in Illinois that are believed to be tied to a Missouri kidnapping case.
Child remains were found Wednesday in Stuckey Township in St. Clair County, Illinois. Deep into the woods, and it required construction-grade equipment to... Tear down vegetation and trees. St. Louis Police Spokesman Mitch McCoy saying the case could be connected to a parental kidnapping case there.
What developments are tied to the FBI probe after child remains were found in Illinois?
Reported to police last month involving a mother who had not seen her child in two years, the missing child's father. 32-year-old Ronnell Jones and another woman have both been taken into custody and are being held without bond. Jeff Manosso, Fox News.
The number of dead from Ebola in the Congo is at least 600, as new suspected cases have been reported in areas of the country that were previously unaffected. The outbreak is caused by a virus that has no approved vaccine or treatment. The conflict in Iran impacting jet fuel costs. That means Americans will likely be spending more to travel this summer.
With tensions flaring up in the Middle East again, that means oil prices are climbing and so are jet fuel prices.
How are global conflicts driving up jet fuel costs and affecting summer airfares?
They increased about 20 cents from Tuesday to Wednesday. That's a 10 percent increase over just that one day period. And that is raising concerns that airfare will stay high through the busy summer travel season. U.S. airlines spent around $6.7 billion on jet fuel in May. That's about 84% more than May of 2025. At the same time, airfare rose by 27%, but not nearly as much as the increase in jet fuel costs on a percentage basis.
Fox Business' Grady Trimble. Some airlines are attempting to offset the operating costs by cutting routes, increasing costs of checking a bag, and enforcing capacity limits. Industry experts say airfares remain high due to strong seasonal demand.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What happened at the pretrial hearing for the accused shooter in the Charlie Kirk case?
0:03–0:49
2
What did Lance Twiggs' video interview and text messages reveal about the suspect's actions?
0:49–1:47
3
What new intelligence did Israel share about a reported assassination plot against President Trump?
1:47–2:02
4
Why is Mexico requesting criminal charges over migrant deaths in U.S. custody?
2:02–2:43
5
What developments are tied to the FBI probe after child remains were found in Illinois?
2:43–3:25
6
How are global conflicts driving up jet fuel costs and affecting summer airfares?
3:25–4:11