Tonight on "Katie Pavlich Tonight": We break down a massive victory for election integrity as Virginia’s Supreme Court strikes down gerrymandered redistricting maps; former VA Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli and Matt Whitlock join us to discuss what this debacle exposed and why it’s a game-changer for the midterms. Then, we also look at the resilience of the American economy as the U.S. adds 115k jobs despite the ongoing conflict with Iran, featuring a special interview with Interior Secretary Doug Burgum on whether President Trump should use the "nuclear option" of limiting overseas oil sales to keep gas prices low. Plus, the truth is finally coming out as the Trump administration releases its first batch of declassified UAP…
On this episode of "On Balance," Leland Vittert stresses the importance of not walking away from Iran until the job is done. Meanwhile, President Trump also announced a three-day ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine. While Trump still deals with the overseas conflicts, Americans’ anger rises over the high gas prices. Rep. Adam Smith, D-Wash., the ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee, joins to discuss. Meanwhile, maybe we are not alone in the galaxy after all. The Pentagon released hundreds of images, videos and documents related to UFOs. The federal government has been sitting on these files for decades, but what were they so afraid of? Dr. Seth Shostak, senior astronomer at the SETI Institute, investigates. Later, the…
The Pentagon releases the first round of UFO files, revealing some never-before-seen images and transcripts on phenomena dating back decades. Some of the most respected voices in the field, who have long pushed for transparency, share their thoughts on the release. And Sherrie Westin, the CEO of "Sesame Workshop", joins to describe the inspiration behind her new book, “What I Learned from Mom.” Written alongside former Sesame Workshop CEO Jeffrey Dunn, Westin calls the book an eclectic gathering of stories sharing the wonderful influences mothers often have on our lives. NewsNation's Brian Entin fills in for Elizabeth Vargas. This episode of “Elizabeth Vargas Reports” originally aired on Friday, May 8, 2026. Anchor Elizabeth Vargas…
The Pentagon began releasing a series of UFO files Friday. The released was touted as historic, but the first batch left many in the UFO community underwhelmed. Why? Chris Cuomo asks two men who have been on the frontlines of the fight for UFO transparency: NewsNation special correspondent and investigative journalist Ross Coulthart and the Pentagon’s former director of its Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, Luis Elizondo. As airstrikes continue between Iran and the U.S. military, there is growing criticism about whether their much-discussed ceasefire is holding. Simultaneously, Russia and Ukraine agreed to a three-day ceasefire. What does it mean for the future of that war? Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine William…
Tonight on “Jesse Weber Live”: The long-awaited release of the government's secret ufo files came today. The first installment includes mysterious sightings, strange orbs and decades-old space transcripts never seen by the public. Weber is joined by an all-star panel to break down what the files mean and why some experts think the most shocking evidence is yet to come. Plus, the global race to contain hantavirus as a cruise ship heads for port. Health officials around the world are scrambling to identify cases as more U.S. states have been added to the list of concern. This episode of “Jesse Weber Live” originally aired on Friday, May 8, 2026. "Jesse Weber Live" brings a fresh, fast-paced, and often unexpected take on the day's…
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The shaky ceasefire in the Iran war was tested again on Sunday when a drone set a small fire on a ship off the coast of Qatar, while the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait reported separate drones entering their airspaces. The UAE blamed Iran for the latest attack, the [...]
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