On "Katie Pavlich Tonight," Pavlich begins with the catastrophic flooding in Texas Hill Country after parts of the region received a year's worth of rain in just a few days. With multiple fatalities confirmed and hundreds of water rescues underway, Ali Bradley joins the show with the latest from the ground. Next, Pavlich examines the escalating conflict with Iran as U.S. strikes intensify and new polling shows most Americans oppose military action. Garrett Exner and Laurie Watkins discuss the strategic and political implications, including what the conflict could mean for President Donald Trump's legacy and reports that China is constructing mock U.S. warships for military exercises. The show then turns to election security after DHS…
Actor Kevin Sorbo joined “National Report” to discuss why America should return to merit-based hiring over diversity, equity, and inclusion, and why more American families are opting out of the public school system.
Outrage over the Texas State School Board of Education’s requirement that the Bible be included in the K-12 curriculum isn’t just anti-God, it speaks to a lack of understanding of what made the West great.
Federal prosecutors argued that Roberts knowingly built his career while lacking authorization to work in the country and submitted false documents during the hiring process.
President Donald Trump announced this week that he was reinstating the Presidential Fitness Test to evaluate the physical health of America's public school students.
State Rep. Regan Deering, R-Decatur, who also serves on the Mt. Zion school board, praised the U.S. Department of Justice’s decision to examine school policies across Illinois, arguing that parents have been sidelined in key educational decisions.
'ISLAM-IFY THE WEST': Hijabs and Qurans were distributed at a Texas school, and Rep. Chip Roy and student Marco Hunter-Lopez join "Finnerty" to discuss.
