On this episode of “On Balance”: Batya Ungar-Sargon fills in for Leland Vittert. What had been going well for President Donald Trump is now unraveling. Struggling with the economy and foreign policy, Trump’s approval rating continues to fall, weighed down by high gas prices and rising inflation. “No Spin News” anchor and “We’ll Do It LIVE!” podcast host Bill O’Reilly breaks it down. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence is weaving itself into nearly every aspect of society. Its rapid expansion has fueled concern about its implications, with growing calls for guardrails. Still, AI’s ties to stock market growth are undeniable. American Compass chief economist Oren Cass explains. Later, breaking news out of San Diego: A…
Ross Coulthart responds to a viewer's question on whether disclosure on UAP is being exploited and if some UAP whistleblowers might not be telling the whole truth.
President Trump says he called off new attacks on Iran at the urging of allies in the region because they believe a “very acceptable” deal is close. Are they right? Guest host Brian Entin is joined by Victoria Coates, former White House deputy national security adviser in Trump’s first administration, and John Spencer, executive director of the Urban Warfare Project. New reporting claims Cuba has built a fleet of 300 military attack drones, with talks of targeting America’s naval base in Guantanamo Bay and even Key West, Florida. How big of a threat is this? Luis Elizondo, a former director of the Pentagon's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program whose family escaped Fidel Castro-led Cuba, and Rick De La Torre, former…
On Monday's episode of "Elizabeth Vargas Reports": Two developing stories come out of Southern California as a fast-moving brush fire spreads and the deaths of five people, including two gunmen who police say opened fire at the Islamic Center of San Diego. The Sandy Fire in Simi Valley is forcing evacuations, burning homes and threatening even more as it has burned an area the size of more than 600 football fields. Elizabeth speaks with a former New York City Police Department lieutenant commander and a retired Secret Service agent about the mosque shooting, the victims and the rarity of two shooters being involved in a mass shooting, most notable Columbine. This episode was originally taped on May 18, 2026. #IslamicCenter #shooting…
On "Katie Pavlich Tonight," President Trump has canceled tomorrow's attack on Iran. Our expert panel, including Hudson Institute fellow Rebecca Heinrichs and NewsNation's Geraldo Rivera, breaks down what Trump's next best course of action is. We also bring on Chris Hahn and Jason Rantz to debate why Spencer Pratt has to win his mayoral race for Los Angeles mayor with homelessness issues at the forefront. Then, we go live to Jessica Kartalija in San Diego after a mosque shooting. After, "Bearing Arms Cam & Company" podcast host Cam Edwards joins the show with Virginia Governor Spanberger's lawsuit over a ban on certain semiautomatic rifles. Plus, the next panel, including Elizabeth Pipko, Michael Larosa and Michael Starr Hopkins, discusses…
On Monday's episode of "Jesse Weber Live": A New York judge makes a ruling on key evidence to be allowed in the case against Luigi Mangione. Criminal trial attorney and retired Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Peter Lichtman weigh in. Then, former New York Mayor Bill de Blasio joins Jesse to talk about current Mayor Zohran Mamdani's attempt to eliminate the city's deficit. Plus, elite athletes are turning to OnlyFans to make ends meet. A professional beach volleyball player shares her story. Also, be sure to check out our sponsor.
A new report reveals that American Federation of Teachers (AFT) chief Randi Weingarten used hundreds of thousands of dollars in union resources to help write […] Source
U.S. Marines test fired a dozen rockets from a HIMARS launcher near Mount Fuji in Japan, highlighting a weapon system that is becoming increasingly important to the U.S. military
