A family is desperately searching for a missing grandmother who vanished during a trip to Las Vegas two weeks ago. Alisa Goods, 63, of Brooklyn, New York, was last seen Aug. 8 leaving a friend's home to go to a CVS store. When she failed to return, her friend reported her missing to police. Days after she disappeared, Goods' family on the East Coast began receiving alarming messages demanding money and bitcoin, raising new concerns about her whereabouts. NewsNation's Jessica Kartalija is following the multistate investigation. More: https://www.newsnationnow.com/missing/family-receives-mysterious-texts-after-woman-missing-las-vegas/ Get a fast-paced look at the latest from the border to Main Street to the White House on "NewsNation Live"…
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Major Jason Watson, the airman who called for Trump's impeachment, was arrested again after his exclusive interview with OutFront. His attorney Chris Mutimer talks to CNN's Erin Burnett. And Major Jason Watson on why he is speaking out against Trump now. 0:00 Detained airman's attorney shares details on why the airman was detained again 3:10 Erin asks attorney Chris Mutimer what punishment the military will seek for his client 5:20 Major Jason Watson shares why he is calling for the commander in chief's impeachment and removal from office Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr #trump #military #News
Two key Senate races in typically Republican states, Texas and Iowa, are a toss-up heading into the midterms , according to the latest projections from The Cook Political Report. Why it matters: The fight for control of the U.S. Senate is extremely tight, and Democrats need to flip at least four seats to become the majority. Doing that will require wins in states that aren't typical battlegrounds. The latest: On Thursday, Cook moved both Texas and Iowa's Senate races from lean Republican to toss-up. - The governor's races in both states also shifted: Texas moved from solid Republican to likely Republican, and Iowa from toss-up to lean Democrat. Zoom in: In Texas, the race for the open Senate seat between state Attorney General Ken…
Two key Senate races in typically Republican states, Texas and Iowa, are a toss-up heading into the midterms , according to the latest projections from The Cook Political Report. Why it matters: The fight for control of the U.S. Senate is extremely tight, and Democrats need to flip at least four seats to become the majority. Doing that will require wins in states that aren't typical battlegrounds. The latest: On Thursday, Cook moved both Texas and Iowa's Senate races from lean Republican to toss-up. - The governor's races in both states also shifted: Texas moved from solid Republican to likely Republican, and Iowa from toss-up to lean Democrat. Zoom in: In Texas, the race for the open Senate seat between state Attorney General Ken…Open
