What if navigating Medicare was as personalized as the technology you use every day? Chris Cuomo and Dr. Daniel Kraft discuss how new technology could become a game changer, helping people find the Medicare solution that best fits their needs and guiding them throughout their healthcare journey. SPONSORED: Presented by Chapter. Get free, personalized Medicare guidance from a licensed advisor. Learn more: http://askchapter.org/newsnation
Technology is advancing so fast that everything in our daily lives is about to change, from our health — how we heal and how long we live — to surveillance in our communities and tracking down criminals. Transportation will get a lot different, too, and so will space exploration. How long before we live on the moon or Mars? And how will robots play into our lives? Which is to say nothing of artificial intelligence, which continues to develop at lightning speed. NewsNation host Chris Cuomo presents “The Future is Now: A Cuomo Town Hall,” in which leaders across several fields share their thoughts on where all of this is headed. NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
AI is changing everything ... your job, health, longevity, space travel and even flying cars. Watch our LIVE “The Future Is Now: A NewsNation Town Hall” TONIGHT at 8p/7C on NewsNation. Find us on your screen: NewsNationNow.com
@ChrisCuomo tackles the biggest questions shaping our future with a live robot and leading minds in AI. Watch "The Future Is Now: A NewsNation Town Hall,” Tuesday at 8p/7C, only on @NewsNation. To find us on your screen: NewsNationNow.com
TRIC Robotics founder and CEO Adam Stager joins NewsNation to discuss how his company is using robots to help remove pesticides from strawberries and other crops in the future. "Katie Pavlich Tonight" offers a conservative take on the day’s events while welcoming all viewpoints. The goal: cutting through left-right bias in pursuit of plain facts and honest analysis.
Avi Loeb tells Natasha Zouves that Elon Musk’s big aspirations on Mars are simply the wrong target. “Mars is just a desert,” Loeb says. “A rock that has very extreme temperatures… It’s just not a healthy place to go to.” His alternative is specific: building a massive, space‑based platform capable of supporting human life — a city the size of 3I/ATLAS. This is a brand-new "Truth of the Matter" podcast episode with Natasha Zouves.
The changes come as NASA hopes to launch astronauts on a 10-day mission around the moon in April as part of its Artemis II mission, which has experienced a handful of setbacks recently.
