On this episode of On Balance, Leland Vittert discusses the recent success of the socialist wing of the Democratic Party. Who’s voting for them? Mark McKinnon and Megan Romer weigh in. Meanwhile, upcoming cases before the Supreme Court — why are they waiting? Don’t they know how they’re going to rule? Sarah Isgur examines those questions. Later, the federal government is not getting things done. Washington’s dysfunction is becoming impossible to ignore. Republican Rep. Jason Smith of Missouri and Steve Cortes assess the gridlock. Also, are socialists overtaking the Democratic Party? The movement continues to gain momentum nationwide. Chuck Todd analyzes the trend. Plus, a UAP roundtable on Capitol Hill, dubbed the “Disclosure…
Host Robert Sherman hits the water to get an exclusive look at one of the most contested waterways in the world: the Strait of Hormuz. The task was tough from the start, with the captain reluctant to even take the job, and making sure to not stay too long or get too close. Robert discusses what he saw and what it felt like to be on the water with no connection to the outside world. #straitofhormuz #iran #middleeast
A recap of NewsNation's Chris Cuomo's monologues from this week discuss the Iranian soccer team's participation in the World Cup. Cuomo also examines the strike against a girls' school in Iran which reportedly resulted in more than 100 victims. #iran #worldcup #fifa
The Trump administration is close to allowing Anthropic to restore access to its powerful Fable 5 model, which has been offline for 15 days because of security fears by the government, a source close to the situation tells Axios. - Insiders expect the administration's limits on Fable 5 could be lifted as soon as this coming week, the source said. - A second source said conversations are expected to continue over the weekend, and Anthropic expects to restore Fable access soon. Why it matters: For developers and even non-technical early adopters, Fable 5's blackout was unprecedented and deeply jarring — a top-tier model, already in users' hands, pulled offline due to government intervention. The big picture: The progress toward…
The Trump administration is close to allowing Anthropic to restore access to its powerful Fable 5 model, which has been offline for 15 days because of security fears by the government, a source close to the situation tells Axios. - Insiders expect the administration's limits on Fable 5 could be lifted as soon as this coming week, the source said. - A second source said conversations are expected to continue over the weekend, and Anthropic expects to restore Fable access soon. Why it matters: For developers and even non-technical early adopters, Fable 5's blackout was unprecedented and deeply jarring — a top-tier model, already in users' hands, pulled offline due to government intervention. The big picture: The progress toward…Open
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Chris Cuomo examines why younger, college-educated voters are gravitating toward democratic socialism after a slew of far-left candidates ousted centrist incumbents in this week’s primaries. Is this the beginning of the end for the Democratic Party as we know it? Democratic strategist and speechwriter Madeline Summerville and former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang join “CUOMO” to discuss. President Trump is refusing to sign a bipartisan housing bill aimed at lowering housing costs until Congress passes the SAVE Act, which requires proof of citizenship, and photo ID to vote. Will holding an affordability bill hostage cost Republicans in the midterms? Congressmen Johnny Olszewski (D-Md.) and Ryan Zinke (R-Mont.) debate. …
The World Cup is here, and France is feeling good about Les Bleus. Listen as the French Embassy talks about Mbappé, hosting the team in D.C., and a squad they're calling the best ever, on this week's episode of World Of Travel.
