On “Katie Pavlich Tonight”: There's breaking news from New York City, where two people were stabbed by a man allegedly yelling “Allahu Akbar.” A former senior aide to Mayor Eric Adams, who knows one of the victims, joins the show. Catherine Herridge brings details from her reporting on America’s “Shadow Government,” exposing a pattern of intelligence suppression — including what officials knew about the origins of COVID. New protests erupt and demonstrators take over a news conference after police shot an armed man resisting arrest in Wisconsin. NewsNation’s Ali Bradley covers the latest “worst of the worst” deported by ICE. Plus, an investigation into Gavin Newsom’s finances, and updates from day three of the D4vd…
By John L. Smith With Mayor Mamdani leading the demagogue parade, the promise not to repeat the Holocaust is being swept away in a rising tide of antisemitism.
Authorities have been preparing for changing weather conditions later Saturday, with forecasts calling for winds to shift from west to east, a development that could steer the flames toward Bordeaux.
On this episode of "On Balance," Chris Cillizza fills in for Leland Vittert and discusses Trump vs. Congress, as a quiet rebellion beings to take shape within the GOP. Charlie Dent and Shelby Talcott weigh in. Meanwhile, the groundbreaking Saudi Arabia nuclear deal has people on both sides of the aisle concerned. Ambassador Kurt Volker and Michael O'Hanlon examine the implications. Later, why Senator Jon Ossoff is so hot right now, as the 2028 presidential election approaches. Mike Nellis breaks it down. Also, how AOC and the DSA are shaping the upcoming midterm elections. Mike Nellis, Cristina Antelo and Donte Mills debate the impact. Plus, should we be worried about A.I.? Are A.I. optimists lying to us? Connor Leahy offers his…
