Judge Andrew Napolitano and Jonna Spilbor joined “Wake Up America” to discuss the Supreme Court’s decision to allow Alabama to move forward with a new GOP-friendly congressional map ahead of the midterm elections.
President Trump confirmed on Wednesday that he sharply criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over Lebanon during a tense call, as Axios first reported . Why it matters: Trump's confirmation signals a widening divide between the two leaders, over both the fighting in Lebanon and the war with Iran. What he's saying: Miranda Devine asked Trump on her New York Post podcast if he called Netanyahu "fucking crazy" and that he would be in prison if not for Trump. - "I did," Trump replied. - "I wouldn't say angry. I was a little bit perturbed at his constantly fighting with Lebanon, you know. At some point I said, 'Bibi, we've got to stop this. We gotta stop it,'" Trump added. - He then mentioned he likes Netanyahu and has worked…
President Trump confirmed on Wednesday that he sharply criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over Lebanon during a tense call, as Axios first reported . Why it matters: Trump's confirmation signals a widening divide between the two leaders, over both the fighting in Lebanon and the war with Iran. What he's saying: Miranda Devine asked Trump on her New York Post podcast if he called Netanyahu "fucking crazy" and that he would be in prison if not for Trump. - "I did," Trump replied. - "I wouldn't say angry. I was a little bit perturbed at his constantly fighting with Lebanon, you know. At some point I said, 'Bibi, we've got to stop this. We gotta stop it,'" Trump added. - He then mentioned he likes Netanyahu and has worked…Open
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On this episode of "On Balance," Leland Vittert looks at the ongoing protests at a New Jersey ICE facility. Unruly bands of protesters coming from across the country to assault law enforcement is nothing new for the Left, but it's a welcome distraction for President Trump, taking Iran, rising costs and the midterms out of the spotlight. NewsNation national correspondent Jessica Kartalija and Bill O'Reilly, anchor of "No Spin News," author of "Confronting Evil" and host of the "We'll Do It Live" podcast, report on the latest and discuss the rising tensions. Meanwhile, previewing tomorrow's upcoming California primary election. Former reality TV star Spencer Pratt’s odds continue to improve, and Democrats should be worried. Liberal…
Tonight on “Elizabeth Vargas Reports”: President Trump says talks with Iran are "looking good" and continuing at a rapid pace after claiming to have helped de-escalate fighting between Israel and Hezbollah. Can Trump finally reach a deal with Iran? This show was originally recorded on June 1, 2026. Anchor Elizabeth Vargas delivers the biggest stories, without bias or opinion. Watch "Elizabeth Vargas Reports" every weeknight at 7p/6C on NewsNation. #VargasReports NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
Tonight on "Jesse Weber Live" — the Ebola crisis worsening in central Africa. And now there is fear of the disease reaching beyond Africa. Jesse gets the latest from a reporter specializing in biomedicine. Plus, Jesse has an exclusive interview with Christine Russo, the sister of Dominic Russo, who died tragically after 17-year-old MacKenzie Shirilla drove her car into a wall while going 100 miles per hour. You know, it’s the case featured on Netflix’s “The Crash." Christine joins Jesse because she is pushing to update the law to prevent killers from profiting on social media off their crimes. And more from former Capo of the Colombo crime family Michael Franzese… we’ll show you what you didn’t see on "Jesse Weber Live"…
Tonight on "Katie Pavlich Tonight," we are less than 12 hours away from the polls opening in California, bringing a critical chance for Los Angeles to finally confront its homelessness epidemic. Panelists Kira Davis, John Ziegler and Laura Fink join us to break down the high-stakes mayoral race and discuss why a potential victory for Spencer Pratt could set a new blueprint for American cities grappling with public safety, mental illness and drug addiction — especially as transit violence spikes nationwide following a brutal, fatal stabbing on a transit train in Atlanta. To find out what Angelenos on the street actually think of Pratt's chances, legendary actor, musician and 40-year L.A. resident Frank Stallone joins the show to share his…
Chris Cuomo opens his show with reports that President Trump is backing away from a proposed $1.776 billion Jan. 6 fund after facing backlash from voters, members of Congress and even parts of his own supporter base. As support hovers around 25% among Americans, Cuomo asks: What changed? Meanwhile, tensions continue to escalate outside a New Jersey ICE facility, where protesters have clashed with federal agents. What happens next? Former acting Deputy Homeland Security Secretary Ken Cuccinelli and former DHS Chief of Staff Miles Taylor join Cuomo to break it all down. Plus, questions are mounting after the remains of National Laboratory staffer Melissa Casias were discovered over the weekend. Was foul play involved? Los Angeles Magazine…