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YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - 25 years after 9/11: A survivor's story of loss, faith and purpose | One Nation Under God

In this episode of "One Nation Under God," host Susie Pinto, 25 years after the towers fell, speaks with 9/11 survivor Sujo John, who recounts the morning that changed his life and the world. Working on the 81st floor of the North Tower with his pregnant wife in the South Tower, John recounts the impact as the plane struck the towers, his desperate escape down a crowded stairwell past first responders climbing to their deaths and the moment the South Tower collapsed around him as he searched for his wife. He reflects on the faith that carried him out, the viral message he wrote the very next day and how surviving that day set him on a new path leaving his career to speak and later founding the anti-trafficking nonprofit "YouCanFreeUs,"…

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Xbox workers speak out after 'illegal' layoffs

Xbox workers from Bethesda Game Studios and id Software are speaking out about Microsoft’s planned 3,200 job cuts — and warning that the consequences could reach far beyond the people losing their jobs.

What are the potential consequences of the Microsoft layoffs according to the workers?
Workers are warning that the consequences could reach far beyond the people losing their jobs.
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Which specific Xbox studios are seeing workers speak out regarding Microsoft's planned job cuts?
Workers from Bethesda Game Studios and id Software are speaking out.
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YOUTUBE (CNN) - Transportation secy. to daughter: Harvard knows how to 'corrupt' girls' minds

CNN's Dana Bash and Semafor reporter Shelby Talcott discuss an exchange between Transportation Secy. Sean Duffy and his daughter in their new reality show about her potentially attending Harvard University.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Study: More than 1 in 3 say politics ended a relationship

A recent study conducted by psychologists at UC Irvine found more than a third of Americans say political differences contributed to the end of a relationship. And in a 2025 Pew survey, 56% said they had stopped talking to someone about political news because of something they said. Katy Tur speaks to Chad Kultgen who, along with his sister, decided to create a podcast where he records his political arguments with his parents.

What project did Chad Kultgen and his sister create to document political arguments with their parents?
Chad Kultgen and his sister decided to create a podcast where he records his political arguments with his parents.
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According to a study by psychologists at UC Irvine, what fraction of Americans report that political differences contributed to the end of a relationship?
More than one third of Americans say political differences contributed to the end of a relationship.
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YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - Iran is in ‘PRESIDENTIAL PANIC MODE’: Former WH national security director

Former White House national security director Richard Goldberg discusses the U.S. economic pressure campaign against Iran and the state of Iranian leadership on ‘Kudlow.’ #fox #foxbusiness #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #kudlow #iran #richardgoldberg #goldberg #whitehouse #nationalsecurity #economy #sanctions #economicpressure #middleeast #foreignpolicy #geopolitics #iranianregime #tehranbazaar

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Trump WITHHOLDS key 2024 election files from the public

President Trump is withholding key 2024 election files from the general public that are required to be released. MS NOW Senior White House Reporter Vaughn Hillyard has more details. Hofstra University Law Professor James Sample and Chief Washington Correspondent at MeidasTouch Scott MacFarlane join Katy Tur to weigh in.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'Beyond any kind of normal relationship': Analyst calls reported letters from Harp to Trump 'creepy'

The Daily Beast published the reported letters from White House aide Natalie Harp to President Trump. MS NOW Senior White House Reporter Vaughn Hillyard shares what he has seen in the Oval Office. Co-founder of The Lincoln Project Rick Wilson and Staff Writer for The Atlantic Tom Nichols join Katy Tur to react.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'A FRESH SCAR on the rule of law': OUTRAGE as SCOTUS allows Trump ballroom construction to continue

The Supreme Court has allowed construction on the ballroom to continue as a lawsuit to stop it from being built makes it way through the courts. Andrew Weissman, Vaughn Hillyard and Lisa Rubin join Alicia Menendez.