Lindsay Clancy is charged with first-degree murder in the 2023 strangling of her three children. After the trial ended in a mistrial earlier this month, Clancy's attorney asked the court for a required finding of not guilty, argued that a retrial would violate double jeopardy and asked the judge to investigate the holdout juror. Renato Stabile, president of data analysis firm DRC, Jury Selection, Demonstrative Aids, Focus Groups, and Trial Strategy, joins "NewsNation Live" to discuss whether the lone holdout juror in the Clancy case should be investigated over claims he ignored the judge’s instructions on reasonable doubt. Get a fast-paced look at the latest from the border to Main Street to the White House on "NewsNation Live with Marni…
The War of the Waleses is officially reaching a boiling point! Join Paula Froelich and Mark Dolan as they dissect Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s chaotic moves in the U.K. — from weaponizing Princess Diana’s memory in an upcoming Netflix documentary to Meghan's bizarre demands for British taxpayer-funded armed security. Has Prince William finally persuaded King Charles to draw a hard line against the Sussexes? Plus, why Hollywood heavyweights like Ari Emanuel and Ted Sarandos are reportedly running for the exits, and the real reason Amazon stepped in to bail out the Invictus Games. TIMESTAMPS: 3:18 - The Scoop: Harry’s Diana Doc & Cash Crunch 6:30 - Weaponizing Diana Against King Charles 8:00 - Harry’s Lawsuits & Legal Disasters…
Plenty of Americans like a good snort now and then. Wine, beer, whiskey, vodka, tequila, whatever; as long as it's done responsibly there's nothing wrong with a cold one or a shot every now and then. Personally I'm partial to a cold Alaskan Amber with my usual Saturday lunch at the lodge, and I'm also partial to a shot or two of good sipping whiskey with a good cigar out on the deck, or before I go to bed at night; I find it helps me sleep.
A hat tip is owed to our sister site Townhall, because the undercover video they shared in mid-September that captured a manager for a Democrat political action committee seemingly admitting to paying people for their votes has now reportedly prompted a Department of Justice investigation.
Todd Nettleton of Voice of the Martyrs joins Larry to share extraordinary stories from Christians facing persecution around the world, including a young woman whose decision to follow Jesus put her in danger from her own family. Plus, Todd explains what American Christians can actually do to help persecuted believers. Get your copy of "When Faith is Forbidden" COMPLETELY FREE: https://www.VOM.org/larry
Senior Editor Luke Nicastro discusses the week's events with special guest Yameen Huq. The post TAC Right Now: White House Forges New AI Accord, w/ Yameen Huq appeared first on The American Conservative .
Luke Nicastro talks to the Aspen Institute’s Yameen Huq about the new White House AI Accord, concerns about AI risk, and how the issue is playing politically in the midterms and beyond. Recorded September 29, 2026. The post TAC Right Now: White House Forges New AI Accord, w/ Yameen Huq appeared first on The American Conservative .Open
PUEBLO, CO — Stunned Starbucks workers completely froze up in apparent awestruck wonder as local 39-year-old man Nathan Almes ordered a mysterious beverage called a "black coffee," sources confirmed Thursday morning.
The Department of Justice on Wednesday announced federal indictments against ten foreign nationals accused of illegally registering and voting in Minnesota elections, while also filing […] Source
