The Trump administration has paused construction in Big Bend after bipartisan backlash over its plans to build border security infrastructure inside the national park—but the damage may already be done. Laiken Jordahl, National Public Lands Advocate at the Center for Biological Diversity, says that the project, as it stands, “would devastate this national park and change it irreparably forever.” Vaughn Hillyard reports on "Connect with Jacob Soboroff."
The New York Times reports that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's purge of top generals is leaving the army "rudderless." The shakeup comes amid the ongoing war with Iran. MS NOW Senior Capitol Hill Reporter Ali Vitali, New York Times Diplomatic Correspondent Michael Crowley, Senior Editor and Columnist for CT Insider Philip Bump and New York Times Opinion Contributing Writer Molly Jong-Fast join Stephanie Ruhle to weigh in.
Canada's retaliatory tariffs on the U.S. target goods from states that are holding key midterm races. Now, there are growing concerns about how President Trump's trade war will impact Americans financially. MS NOW Senior Capitol Hill Reporter Ali Vitali, Senior Editor and Columnist for CT Insider Philip Bump and New York Times Opinion Contributing Writer Molly Jong-Fast join Stephanie Ruhle to discuss.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party has announced that taxpayers forced to wait over 30 minutes for HMRC customer service would receive a £30 tax credit.
Reform UK has announced plans to improve service standards at His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC), Britain’s tax-collecting authority, by reimbursing taxpayers facing long wait times on the phone with tax credits and tying senior tax officials’ pay to their performance. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party has announced that taxpayers forced to wait over 30 minutes for HMRC customer service would receive a £30 (~$48) tax credit . DETAIL: Robert Jenrick, Reform’s Shadow Chancellor, announced the proposal on Wednesday. It follows a report from last year by the Public Accounts Committee, a parliamentary committee overseeing government expenditure, which criticized HMRC for cutting off nearly 44,000…Open
Tonight, on a special edition of Jesse Weber Live — Lindsay Clancy: Mom or Murderer?... Brian Entin hosts live trial coverage from Plymouth, Massachusetts, of the Clancy trial... one of the most emotional and divisive murder trials in the country. What was happening inside Lindsay Clancy's mind when she killed her three young children? Was she a devoted mother in the grip of postpartum psychosis... unable to control what she was doing? Or did she know exactly what she was doing when she strangled her children? Brian takes you inside the courtroom and talks with all-star legal experts as this case heads towards closing arguments. All in this special edition of Jesse Weber Live. This episode originally aired on 08/25/2026. "Jesse Weber…
Chris Cuomo argues that the midterms should be about the economic problems facing Americans, including affordability. He says those in power want to distract from those concerns by focusing on Muslims, migrants and measles. He also looks at signs of a potential political shift toward Democrats, including changes in projections of House races and the electoral map, as Trump makes another move on tariffs involving Canada. Democratic strategist Ameshia Cross and conservative radio host Ben Ferguson debate. The Iran war, which the White House originally said would last a few weeks, is about to hit its sixth month and the Trump Administration has pivoted to economic warfare. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the launch of…
On this episode of "On Balance," Leland Vittert discusses Chris Cuomo and Bill O’Reilly’s on-air rumble last week about Jon Ossoff and Natalie Harp. Both join us live as Leland moderates a debate between them. Meanwhile, data centers could be a potential culture-war issue in the midterm elections. Corbin Trent and Shelby Talcott assess the political implications. Later, taking a closer look at the state of racism and sexism in America. Plus, will sanctions finally bring the never-ending war in Iran to a stop? Brigadier General John Teichert examines the possibilities. "On Balance with Leland Vittert" takes a critical look at some of the day's hottest subjects.
Sam Asghari addresses Britney Spears' turbulent year, referencing his past public clash with her father, and says his support for her "will never change."
The Lindsay Clancy trial continued Wednesday with testimony from FBI psychiatrist Dr. Gregory Saathoff, who claims Clancy was in control the day she murdered her three children and attempted suicide. MORE: https://www.newsnationnow.com/us-news/northeast/lindsay-clancy-fate-jury/
U.S. District Judge David Hittner argued that countless popular performances with “erotic” elements would have fallen under a state law he described as overly broad.
