The Iranians have trotted out a new “peace” plan, which the United States says it is currently reviewing. The exact text of the proposal has not yet been seen publicly, but multiple press outlets, including those tied to the Iranian government, have made clear that the plan includes all of the following points : An end to all hostilities within 30 days. This includes Lebanon. The complete withdrawal of all U.S. military forces from the region. Understand what this means. This is a demand that the United States remove its military forces from the Middle East. This is a demand that we pull out of Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Israel, and anywhere else we have bases in that part of the world. A guarantee of…Open
The United States vowed to help tankers navigate the perilous conditions that have kept them stranded in the Persian Gulf, but it remained unclear if companies would try to get out.
On the May 1, 2026 edition of Rob Schmitt Tonight, guest host Bob Brooks highlights the day’s top political headlines. Guests include Corey DeAngelis, Seamus Bruner, Steve Marshall, Peter Navarro, Dr. Michael Savage, Tim Graham and Bill D'Agostino.
On this May 1, 2026 edition of Carl Higbie Frontline, Carl Higbie breaks down the week’s biggest political battles and cultural flashpoints making headlines. He’s joined by Mike Sarraille, Mark Geist, Rep. Chip Roy, Aaron Reitz, Ashley Brasfield, Cliff Maloney, Jesse Arm and Jeffrey Lord.
On the May 1, 2026 edition of The Record, Greta Van Susteren takes a closer look at the day’s most consequential headlines and the stories shaping the national and global conversation. Joining her is a lineup of guests offering insight and analysis, including Mark Meadows, Vice Adm. Robert Harward, Rep. Bryan Steil and Shira Boehler.
NEWSMAX Crime Correspondent Jason Mattera reports the latest details on a shooting at a lakeside party near Oklahoma City that sent at least 13 people to the hospital.
GameStop has made an unsolicited $55.5 billion bid for eBay, aiming to expand its operations in the e-commerce space after the company saw skyrocketing stock growth in recent years due to its "meme stock" status.
GameStop has made an unsolicited $55.5 billion bid for eBay, aiming to expand its operations in the e-commerce space after the company saw skyrocketing stock growth in recent years due to its “meme stock” status. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: GameStop has made an unsolicited $55.5 billion offer to purchase eBay, valuing the e-commerce giant at $125 per share. The proposal includes cash and stock, with a commitment to achieve $2 billion in cost savings within a year if the deal is completed. DETAIL: GameStop’s CEO Ryan Cohen stated he is willing to take the bid directly to eBay shareholders if the board rejects the offer. Cohen also pledged to forgo traditional executive compensation, opting instead for performance-based pay. The…Open
