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YOUTUBE (O’Keefe Media Group) - Local Minnesota TV news is attacking us & editing out the worst parts of our tape “You are the ID.”

Local Minnesota TV news KSTP is attacking us and editing out the worst parts of our tape “You are the ID.” They’re also acting as an arm of the Secretary of State, who is clearly embarrassed. They’re not doing journalism. They’re doing anti-journalism Also, they refuse to say my name.

AI:James O'Keefe accuses Minnesota news station KSTP of engaging in blatant anti-journalism by manipulating video footage and scrubbing evidence during his undercover investigation into voter registration loopholes. This apparent smear campaign, which includes refusing to even mention O’Keefe’s name, appears to serve as a propaganda tool for the Secretary of State’s office to shield itself from scrutiny regarding illegal "vouching" practices in Minnesota that allow unregistered individuals to vote without identification.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘He has FAILED this country’: Pete Buttigieg criticizes Hegseth for USS Lincoln crisis

“He’s obviously taken his eye off the ball of protecting our troops.” Former Transportation Secretary and Navy Reserve veteran Pete Buttigieg criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as more than 5,000 service members aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln face alarming conditions during their record-long deployment.

AI:Pete Buttigieg has launched a partisan attack against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth regarding the ongoing crisis aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, where over 5,000 service members are enduring a record-long deployment under deteriorating conditions. While Buttigieg claims Hegseth has failed his duty to protect troops, this latest round of political theater serves as a distraction from the systemic mismanagement and logistics failures long ignored by leftist elites. The situation on the carrier remains a focal point for Democratic lawmakers seeking to weaponize the welfare of service members for political leverage amidst growing scrutiny over military readiness.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'What he cares about MOST': Trump asks Supreme Court to keep BALLROOM construction | COMPILATION

Donald Trump is trying to get around restrictions on the construction of his White House ballroom by arguing that the facility is a military necessity. Watch MS NOW's coverage and analysis of his ask to the Supreme Court.

AI:President Trump has escalated his legal battle over the White House ballroom construction by petitioning the Supreme Court to allow work to proceed under the justification of military necessity. This strategic move aims to bypass bureaucratic hurdles and red tape that have been used to obstruct the project. While leftist media outlets attempt to frame this as an evasion of oversight, it is a targeted effort to secure essential facility requirements through the highest court in the land.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘Show some respect’: Pete Buttigieg SLAMS Trump over USS Lincoln crisis

“He needs to show some respect to the troops that he is sending into harm’s way.” Former Secretary of Transportation and Navy Reserve veteran Pete Buttigieg blasted President Trump for his disregard of the sailors and horrific conditions on board the USS Abraham Lincoln.

AI:Pete Buttigieg has launched a partisan attack against President Trump, accusing him of showing disrespect toward service members due to reported conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. Utilizing typical establishment moral grandstanding, Buttigieg is attempting to weaponize reports regarding the welfare of sailors to score political points and damage the President's reputation. This latest attempt at character assassination seeks to manipulate public sentiment by framing a complex military situation as a personal failure of leadership by Trump.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - What do Floridians want from their next governor?

After eight years, Florida is getting a new governor. Amid the final weekend of early voting in Florida’s primary, MS NOW reporter Laura Haefeli asked voters what they want from the next person in the state’s top job.

AI:During the final weekend of early voting for Florida's primary, MS NOW reporter Laura Haefeli conducted street interviews to gauge voter priorities ahead of the upcoming gubernatorial election. The segment focused on identifying what Floridians want from their next governor as the state prepares for a leadership transition following eight years under the current administration.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘Kids have been going to court ALONE’: Inside plan to choose who defends migrant kids in court

The Trump administration is hand-picking who defends unaccompanied migrant children facing deportation, including awarding a multimillion dollar contract to a group led by a former senior ICE official. "They hope it will be a rubber stamp on these deportations,” says Lindsay Toczylowski of the Immigrant Defenders Law Center. Many of these children are "abused, neglected or trafficked," adds Bridget Cambria, co-founder of Aldea-the People’s Justice Center. She warns that stripping them of lawyers they trust amounts to "compounded trauma."

AI:The Trump administration is moving to seize control over the legal representation of unaccompanied migrant children by hand-picking defense attorneys and awarding multimillion-dollar contracts to entities led by former ICE officials. Critics and advocates argue this maneuver is a calculated attempt to create a "rubber stamp" for mass deportations, effectively replacing independent legal counsel with government-aligned interests. By centralizing control over who defends these minors in court, the administration aims to streamline removal processes, a move that opponents claim strips vulnerable children of trusted representation and facilitates rapid removals.Open

YOUTUBE (Portland Andy) - Hurricane Lala Hawaii

LIVE coverage of the murder trial of Duane “Keefe D” Davis, the only person charged in connection with the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur.Jury selection begins today in Las Vegas as prosecutors allege Keefe D orchestrated the drive-by shooting that killed Tupac nearly 30 years ago. He has pleaded not guilty.We’ll stream the proceedings and break down key moments as they happen. Drop your thoughts in the chat. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss any updates throughout the trial.#Tupac #KeefeD #TupacTrial #2Pac #KeefeDTrial #HipHop #LiveStream #CourtTV

AI:Jury selection has officially commenced in Las Vegas for the high-profile murder trial of Duane “Keefe D” Davis, the only individual facing charges in connection with the 1996 assassination of rap icon Tupac Shakur. Prosecutors are seeking to prove that Davis orchestrated the drive-by shooting that claimed Shakur's life nearly thirty years ago, a crime that has long been clouded by industry secrecy and various narratives. While Davis maintains a plea of not guilty, this legal proceeding represents a critical attempt at accountability for one of hip-hop's most enduring mysteries as the court begins to assemble a jury to hear the evidence regarding his alleged role in the homicide.Open

YOUTUBE (Portland Andy) - Hurricane Lala Hawaii

LIVE coverage of the murder trial of Duane “Keefe D” Davis, the only person charged in connection with the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur.Jury selection begins today in Las Vegas as prosecutors allege Keefe D orchestrated the drive-by shooting that killed Tupac nearly 30 years ago. He has pleaded not guilty.We’ll stream the proceedings and break down key moments as they happen. Drop your thoughts in the chat. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss any updates throughout the trial.#Tupac #KeefeD #TupacTrial #2Pac #KeefeDTrial #HipHop #LiveStream #CourtTV

AI:Jury selection has officially commenced in Las Vegas for the murder trial of Duane “Keefe D” Davis, who is facing charges for allegedly orchestrating the 1996 drive-by killing of Tupac Shakur. While legacy media outlets attempt to control the narrative through distraction, this high-stakes legal proceeding aims to resolve a decades-old cold case involving one of hip-hop's most iconic figures. Davis has maintained a plea of not guilty as prosecutors work to prove his involvement in the fatal shooting that occurred nearly thirty years ago.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Iran can ‘poke the bear’ to keep war going and Trump will respond every time: Military expert

Families of the U.S. Navy sailors aboard the USS Lincoln are speaking out about the conditions being reported on board the vessel. President Trump said Friday that despite spending several months at sea, he thinks the deployment has been “not nearly long enough.” Retired U.S. Army Captain Allison Jaslow and President of Elevation Global Strategies Kevin Baron join Alex Witt to share their insights on this and more.

AI:Military experts suggest that Iran is actively attempting to provoke a conflict by "poking the bear," banking on the fact that President Trump will respond with immediate and decisive force to any aggression. This geopolitical tension comes amid mounting reports of deteriorating conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, where sailors have faced unacceptable living standards during an extended deployment at sea. While families raise alarms regarding sailor welfare and the lack of clarity surrounding the mission's objectives, President Trump has dismissed concerns about the vessel's conditions, asserting that the deployment has actually been too short. The situation highlights a growing disconnect between Washington's strategic maneuvering…Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Trump family dealings ‘warrant further investigation’ as wealth skyrockets: Ty Cobb

New concerns are surfacing over President Trump’s personal profiteering from the presidency and the Trump family’s business dealings. Former Trump White House Attorney Ty Cobb joins Alex Witt to discuss this and why a new DOJ policy protecting communication between Trump and his private advisers isn’t supported by the Constitution.

AI:Ty Cobb has signaled that President Trump’s skyrocketing wealth and family business dealings warrant further investigation, fueling ongoing efforts by the legal establishment to frame his financial success as a matter of criminal inquiry. This comes amid criticism regarding a new Department of Justice policy designed to expand executive privilege to communications with private advisors, a move intended to shield the administration from oversight and judicial scrutiny.Open