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On "Katie Pavlich Tonight": We track the unresolved fallout from California's primary election, where L.A. Mayor Karen Bass has advanced to a runoff and is highly likely to face challenger Spencer Pratt, while Steve Hilton currently leads the gubernatorial race with Xavier Becerra following close behind. Panelists Skip Shelton and Melissa DeRosa join the program to break down whether we are on the cusp of a "New California" as over 3 million ballots remain uncounted. We also dive into the bombshell firing of CBS journalist Scott Pelley from 60 Minutes, examining his record and his controversial treatment of conservative figures alongside Moms for Liberty co-founder Tina Descovich, who responds to how Pelley previously targeted her group.…
Tonight on "Jesse Weber Live": A stunning twist in the cruise ship murder investigation that has captivated the nation. Court records reveal that DNA from a second teenage boy was tested in connection with the murder of Anna Kepner. What could it mean for the case against her stepbrother? Jesse Weber speaks with a former judge and an attorney. Plus, the behind-the-scenes drama that has left longtime "60 Minutes" correspondent Scott Pelley out of a job. What could a potential legal fight over his departure look like? The dispute could involve millions of dollars. Then, a major update in another high-profile case: A U.S. Coast Guard dive team is searching Bahamian waters. Cadaver dogs are being used to look for clues. The investigation is…
On this episode of "On Balance," Leland Vittert examines how the conflict involving Iran has evolved into what some analysts describe as a low-intensity conflict. Skirmishes continue, with both sides launching attacks and relatively few casualties reported. A ceasefire appears increasingly fragile as the two countries seem determined to outlast one another. NewsNation's Libby Dean, retired Rear Adm. Andy "Bucket" Loiselle and conservative commentator Liz Wheeler break it all down. Meanwhile, some Republicans argue that President Trump remains the dominant force within the Republican Party. Trump's endorsed candidates have enjoyed success in recent elections, underscoring the influence he continues to wield. Marc Short, former White House…
The Senate passed a $70 billion immigration enforcement funding bill after an overnight vote. And, former first lady Jill Biden discusses her husband's 2024 campaign with NPR's Newsmakers.
CPSC’s eFiling team webinar from June 3rd which highlights the 1-month mark until the full implementation date of eFiling for most regulated products. The topics will include a general overview, what to expect, certification resources, and updates to the Product Registry. CPSC staff have removed the portion of the recording related to the certification of bicycle tires (timestamp 20:45 to 21:45) for further internal review to ensure complete accuracy of the message. As a reminder, products require certification when they are a consumer product, or part of a consumer product that is subject to a consumer product safety rule under the CPSA, or similar rule, ban, standard, or regulation under any other law enforced by the Commission, that…
It was a victory for President Trump and his party, though the debate exposed fissures between Republican senators and Mr. Trump on a variety of issues.
Democrats will spend the midterms trying to equate 'affordability' with more government spending programs. Conservatives should make the opposite case.
