On this episode of "On Balance": Leland Vittert questions whether the war in Iran should be restarted after the ceasefire ends. With a war less popular than Vietnam, is President Trump’s blockade worth it? Vice Adm.John "Fozzie" Miller, former Trump National Security Adviser John Bolton and NewsNation's Kellie Meyer weigh in. Meanwhile, Vittert furthers Wednesday’s conversation with former FBI Special Agent Chris Swecker about the disappearances of scientists and how it raises national security concerns. Whether it’s Russian or Chinese espionage or desertion, alarms are being sounded at all levels. Former CIA Operations Officer Lindsay Moran discusses. Later, already high gas prices continue to skyrocket. Vittert says Trump is…
Chris Cuomo begins with a deep dive on affordability and the growing desperation of many Americans struggling to pay for basic needs such as groceries and gas. He says the White House needs to meet the moment instead of focusing on distractions such as prosecuting political enemies and social media battles. How will that play out politically? Democratic strategist Chuck Rocha and Republican gubernatorial candidate in Maine Jonathan Bush discuss. They also weigh in on the Democratic Senate primary in which Maine’s current governor dropped out, likely giving the nomination to controversial Democratic candidate Graham Platner, and what his ascendance says about the direction of the Democratic Party. The Trump administration made a pitch for…
Tonight on “Elizabeth Vargas Reports”: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth returns to Capitol Hill, this time to appear before the Senate as he makes a pitch for a staggering $1.5 trillion defense budget for 2027. Plus, the Justice Department releases a new video of suspect Cole Allen, accused of trying to kill President Trump at the White House correspondents’ dinner. And after 10 long weeks, the Department of Homeland Security shutdown is finally over, as Trump signs a bill funding much of the agency. Finally, a whistleblower says his investigation into child care fraud in Minnesota was silenced by state officials starting more than a decade ago. Originally recorded on April 30. Anchor Elizabeth Vargas delivers the biggest stories,…
On "Jesse Weber Live," shocking video of the alleged White House correspondents' dinner gunman as he stormed a security checkpoint and allegedly shot a Secret Service guard. Plus, 25 years after the unsolved murder of D.C. intern Chandra Levy, her parents say Chandra may have found out something about UFOs that she shouldn't have, and maybe, that had something to do with her death. Jesse has the exclusive interview with Susan and Robert Levy. And a shocking update in the D4VD case: Celeste Rivas' death certificate has now changed and is raising a new question: Was she pregnant? Joseph Scott Morgan joins Jesse with what forensics can and can't reveal. The episode of "Jesse Weber Live" was originally recorded on Thursday, April 30, 2026…
The White House Correspondents Association Dinner was one of several incidents of gun violence in the U.S. last week. Others ended in injuries and fatalities.
Thousands of travelers are stranded after Spirit Airlines officially ceased all operations overnight. NEWSMAX Correspondent Andrew Craft has the latest from a nearly empty Terminal A at LaGuardia Airport.
A leaked Canadian military report shows ethnic conflict and rampant sexism in a platoon that consisted of 83 percent immigrants.
A leaked Canadian military report shows ethnic conflict and rampant sexism in a platoon that consisted of 83 percent immigrants . PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A leaked Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) report highlights severe issues arising from efforts to recuit immigrants into the military , including ethnic infighting, cultural clashes, and unrealistic expectations among new recruits. Some recruits, particularly permanent residents, struggled with adapting to military expectations, including respecting women as superior officers or peers. DETAIL: According to the report, one training platoon consisted of 83 percent immigrants, leading to cultural and ethnic clashes, such as tensions between recruits from Cameroon and the Ivory Coast (Côte…Open
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